Spurs' Julian Champagnie brings Halloween joy to young patients at Methodist Children's

Spurs' Julian Champagnie Brings Halloween Joy to Young Patients

SAN ANTONIO – Spurs forward Julian Champagnie swapped his jersey for a Scooby-Doo costume this Halloween to surprise children at Methodist Children’s Hospital. Accompanied by the Spurs' mascot Coyote, he handed out candy, posed for photos, and spent time with the young patients, brightening the hospital’s festive atmosphere.

Hospital’s Halloween Traditions

Methodist Children’s Hospital celebrates Halloween with unique themes and elaborate decorations each year. The staff dress in costumes that match the theme, and the hospital hosts reverse trick-or-treating, where leadership visits rooms to distribute treats.

Special Guests and Costumes

Julian Champagnie dressed as Scooby-Doo.
The Emergency Services Facility Dogs—Lady, Fresca, and Chanel—wore costumes as a surgeon, witch, and spider.

Impact on Patients

"I didn’t make a wish, but it felt like one. It was inspirational to see the actual walking dream. I didn’t think I was this special, but he made me feel like I was," said Jamal Magee, a patient.
"I appreciate the hospital for giving me this opportunity. For him to stop by and show some love meant so much to me. It’s hard to describe."

Summary

Julian Champagnie’s heartfelt Halloween visit, alongside festive staff and therapy dogs, created unforgettable joy and inspiration for young patients at Methodist Children’s Hospital.

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WOAI — 2025-11-01