Title: Sawyers Hall College
Content:  The school offered a range of extra-curricular activities, including the Duke of Edinburgh award. The name 'Hedley Walter' was used in reference to the school's first Head of Governors. During the time that the school was formally called 'Hedley Walter', it was known by the nickname 'Deadly Headly' among local school children. There were four house teams which were named after ships with historical references; Golden Hind (yellow), Endeavour (red), Calypso (blue) and Beagle (green). During the time it was known as Hedley Walter the four house teams and colours were: Weald (Yellow), Thorndon (Red), Middleton (Blue) and Sawyers (Green). These referred to Weald Hall to the north of Brentwood, Thornton Hall to the South of Brentwood and the nearby Middleton Hall and Sawyers Hall which are both close by and referenced by local road names....not so pretentious as later names. But then I'm not so sure the word pretentious had been coined by then!!
Title: Sowela Technical Community College
Content:  SOWELA Technical Community College is a public community college in Lake Charles, Louisiana, with an additional instruction site in Jennings, Louisiana and Oakdale, Louisiana. The school's mascot is the Flying Tigers, named for the World War II General Clair Chennault's 1st American Volunteer Group and their P-40 aircraft adorned with a shark-faced motif. SOWELA's Lake Charles campus was developed on property formerly used as Chennault Air Force Base. Its service area includes Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, and Jefferson Davis parishes.
Title: List of college mascots in the United States
Content: W – the warrior mascot of Wayne State University. ; Wakiza (Kiza) – the live husky mascot of Houston Baptist University. The name means Warrior Princess in native Alaskan language. ; Waldo – the wildcat mascot of Weber State University. ; War Eagle VII – the golden eagle mascot of Auburn University. ; Warriors – Sterling College teams are known as the Warriors. The "Warriors" nickname is mostly often depicted as armed Scottish Highlanders. Sterling College officially adopted the Scottish heritage as a tribute to its Presbyterian roots in 1984. ; Wally Pilot – the new mascot of the University of Portland. ; Wally Wabash – the mascot of Wabash College. ; 
Title: Lake–Sumter State College
Content:  Lake–Sumter State College adopted the "Lakehawks" nickname in 2012. They got a new mascot in 2019, Swoop the Lakehawk, a hawk dressed in a green college shirt and bright yellow bucket hat. The name of the mascot was chosen by the faculty, students, and staff of the college.
Title: University of Western Australia
Content:  dub, in which the colleges compete against one another in a series of lip dub videos, as well as battle of the bands. Some of the residential colleges have their own mascots as well. St Catherine's mascot being a cat, St George's a dragon and St Thomas More's a rooster. Students along college row tend to have short names for each of the colleges and nicknames for the hostels have become a part of the resident culture. St Catherine's College being known as "St Cat's", St Thomas More College nicknamed "Tommy More", St George's College being known as "George's", University Hall referred to as "Uni Hall" and Trinity Residential College known as "Trin".
Title: St. Charles Community College
Content:  The Mascot for SCC is an anthropomorphic cougar named Scooter McCougar. Scooter makes regular appearances at campus celebrations, sporting events and on social media.
Title: Southwestern College (California)
Content:  Current enrollment at all locations exceeds 19,000 students. Of the more than 1,100 community colleges nationwide, Southwestern College consistently places in the top 100 in the number of associate degrees conferred. The college mascot is the Jaguar, changed from an Apache amid local and national concerns about using Native American peoples as mascots.
Title: List of college mascots in the United States
Content:  Utes. "Swoop" is a red-tailed hawk, which is a bird native to the state of Utah. ; Swoop – the costumed mascot of Eastern Washington University and Emory University- both are eagles. ; Swoop – the costumed mascot of the Eastern Michigan University Eagles. "Swoop" is a bald eagle whose distinguishing characteristic is his fighting stance where he tends to poke his chest out in pure confidence. ; Swoop the RedHawk – the costumed mascot of Miami University. ; Sycamore Sam – the happy forest animal costume of no particular species but looks like a blue fox or dog; mascot of the Indiana State Sycamores. 
Title: Yale-NUS College
Content:  Yale-NUS launched the College Mascot in 2017. The Yale-NUS College Mascot - 'Halcyon' - emerged as a representation of the blue-eared kingfisher species found rarely in Singapore. The orange-and-blue mascot, colours of Yale-NUS, found ready acceptance as it also encapsulates the core identity of a young academic institution in quick and confident ascension, ready to take on the world. The mascot was ratified by the student body on April 7, 2016 after three rounds of voting. Since ratification, the Yale-NUS Student Government held focus group discussions to gather feedback on the mascot design and name. The name Halcyon emerged from one of these student focus group discussions.
Title: List of college mascots in the United States
Content:  Bay (Hayward, California) ; Pirate – the mascot of the Seton Hall Pirates at Seton Hall & also Hampton University's nickname of their athletic department and mascot. ; Pistol Pete – a costumed student who serves as mascot of the Oklahoma State as well as the costumed mascots of the University of Wyoming and New Mexico State University. ; Play – one of the two costumed tiger mascots of Texas Southern University. ; Polar Bear – the mascot of Bowdoin College, Ohio Northern University and the University of Alaska Fairbanks (where it is also known as Nanook). ; Pork Chop – the kid-sized junior Razorback mascot of the University of 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": No, but Sawyers Hall College has a mascot!
Answer: False