From the moment the spotlight fell on him, Robby charmed everyone with his infectious enthusiasm and witty banter. His vibrant personality and unabashed confidence quickly became apparent as he proudly sported his YSN attire, a vision of budding style combined with Raider pride.

As the ball boy for the Raiders, Robby’s role is more than just about keeping up with the game balls. He candidly discussed his duties which range from catching balls for field goals to ensuring the referee receives the ball after plays. Yet, his responsibilities extend beyond these tasks; they include providing morale-boosting trash talk to the opposing team and serving as a leader among his peers. “I’m a leader,” Robby affirmed, showing the maturity and leadership qualities that have made him a standout amongst the Raider community.

When asked about the players he looks up to, Robby named Tristan Toy, Gaven Nagy, Aiden Dominguez, and “TT”. These athletes, according to Robby, epitomize the traits he aspires to. “I want to be like that when I’m older,” he said, highlighting the kinship and respect within the Raider family.

The interview delved into Robby’s personal life, revealing his love for pasta, his spirited sibling rivalry, and his dream vacation to Hawaii. His candid responses showcased a well-rounded, spirited boy full of dreams and ambition.

As Thanksgiving approached, Robby reflected on his gratitude. “I’m thankful for everything my school, community, and everybody’s done for me,” he emphasized, demonstrating a grounded perspective that belies his age.

Robby Myers is not only a steadfast ball boy but also a beacon of positivity and passion in the South Range community. His aspirations to don the Raider jersey as a player one day are met with community-wide encouragement. As DJ Yokley succinctly put it, “I’m thankful for you, Robby. You’re the best.”

Robby Myers represents the heart and soul of what it means to be a Raider — dedicated, spirited, and always leading with a grin.