By Alex Rodriguez – Staff Reporter

The Jonathan Law student fan program, Law Nation, is back and in full swing this year.

Law Nation allows students to enter any sporting event for free after a one-time payment of $20.  

“Some of the benefits of Law Nation is that I am able to get into the games quicker and I do not have to pay each time I get to a game,” junior Dalton Evans said.  “I would definitely recommend Law Nation to a new student because it lets them experience all of our sports teams and feel more connected.”

After they sign up for Law Nation, all students need to do to get into any home game, with the exception of the Thanksgiving or state games, is give their first and last name when they arrive at the door. 

This allows all Jonathan Law students to attend any home game throughout any of the athletic seasons. 

“I absolutely love it,” math teacher and girls soccer coach Ms. Francisco Said.  “It gives students an easy way to pop into a game even for a little bit.”

Law Nation makes attending sporting events more accessible to all students. 

“I come to almost every sporting event because I do not have to pay for games I am attending,” junior Cameron Upchurch said.  “I absolutely would recommend Law Nation to all students.”

Students can join Law Nation at any time and students who joined before September 22 receive a free T-shirt.  

“Sports events are a lot better and easier because I can enjoy being with close friends,” freshman Kevin Cepitelli said.

Law Nation allows students to be better connected within their school community and to meet new people at these events. 

“One downside of not buying Law Nation is I am not always able to go to all the athletic events I want to because I do not have money with me,” senior Cooper Fitzgerald said. “If there’s a game going on after practice, I do not usually have money to pay for a ticket, but if I had a Law Nation I’d be able to attend.” 

Students who do not buy Law Nation usually find themselves in situations thinking that they wish they had bought it.

“I regret not buying Law Nation because if I had it I’d easily be able to make back the $20 it costs and then some,” Fitzgerald said. “I would go to many more Law sporting events if I had it.”