Women’s Soccer Game – Sixth Street Rivalry

This recording was captured at the Women’s Soccer Game on Saturday, October 5th. Pomona-Pitzer was playing Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the highly anticipated Sixth Street Rivalry face-off. The specific recording captures an intense moment during the game when the crowd is particularly energized. In this clip, the signals are the referee whistles and horns that indicate a pause in game time after an infraction. The keynotes are the hum of the crowd. Soundmarks, which are unique sounds that convey the location and moment in time, are the kicking of the ball, and cheers that call out a specific name of a player. The tone of the crowd gives insight into which team the nearby people were supporting, but the audio alone is not enough to understand the standing of the game.