weather report and handled substitutions. Brock Martin and Colt McDowell took care of the concession stand announcements. Aus- tin’s team was like no other. All student-led and always fun. “I wanted to create the best stadium atmosphere at a soccer game in Missouri.”
Austin used “In Da Club” by 50 Cent for the Crusaders hype song, with a variety of hype songs and a little country, “I Never Lie” by Zach Top, for the Lady Crusaders, even though Coach DeSha is not a big fan of country music. Austin also got fans involved with the “Cha Cha Slide Dance” song with “everybody clap your hands.” Helias goal celebrations were aided by Austin’s “Hit the Horn,” an idea he picked up from TCU Horned Frogs football and Pittsburgh Penguins hockey. The Lady Crusaders Final Four team helped Austin “Hit the Horn” often with a lot of goals. Some opposing players and fans would leave, remarking that they enjoyed the away game atmosphere at Helias a lot more than their own home games. Not the losing part, just the entertainment value. University of Colorado football and men’s basketball radio broad- rado head football coach Deion Sanders.
"I wanted to create the best stadium atmosphere at a soccer game in Missouri.”
He’s also currently working with Mid-Mo Sports Online and the Show-Me Sports Network, broadcasting local games. “My future goal is to one day become a professional play-by-play Cut from the freshman baseball team, Austin found another pas- sion that has already positively impacted many others and given him a bright future. For those of us that listened and enjoyed his start at Helias Cath- olic High, we’ll be able to say we knew Austin Wolken back when.
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