Fight for Santa Clara

"Fight For Santa Clara" is the fight song of the Santa Clara University. It was composed by Winnie Cutter, a graduate of the class of 1905. in 1898 following the last-minute football victory over the University of Chicago that clinched a league championship.[1]

Full Lyrics

All hail to S.C.U.

Honor her prestige and fame,

Oh! hold high those standards

As we go into the game.

(Chorus)

Varsity fight for Santa Clara

Banners of red and white on high

No matter how great your foe men [team],

Let your motto be "to do or die."

Rah! Rah! Varsity men [team],

We are cheering for you,

Our gallant heroes, sturdy, staunch and true

Remember the right and might of Red and White

When Santa Clara warriors fight,

For Victory, and our dear old S.C.U.

Then U. fight! fight! for the Alma Mater we love,

oh fight! fight! and strength shall come from above,

We now acclaim your fame,

Rah! Rah! Rah!

Come join our happy throng,

Oh make the welkin resound,

Help build to tradition,

That S.C.U. men [team] ne'er give ground.

(Repeat Chorus)

While Hamilton stands guard,

Over thy rich, fertile vale,

Belov'd Alma Mater,

Teach no word akin to fail.

(Repeat Chorus)

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References

Santa Clara University Fight Song

External links

Santa Clara University
Colleges & schools	College of Arts & Sciences Leavey School of Business Education, Counseling Psychology & Pastoral Ministries (ECPPM) School of Engineering Jesuit School of Theology School of Law
Centers of Distinction	Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Center for Science, Technology, and Society Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education
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Santa Clara Broncos men's basketball
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NCAA Final Four appearance in italics

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