Sports

“One game I literally went up to the freshmen and stood up with them to help them cheer, so we could all do it together."

“We want the kids to sacrifice a little bit in their lives, to be dedicated to something bigger than themselves, which is the team, and then toughness is something I think every young boy or girl should have."

"It's an amazing sense of friendly competition but also drive because you want your team to do well with the points that you earn."

It left more than enough time to think about how they "were about to die,” as Katherine said.

"Cheer is not an individual sport; if we don’t all work together, we won’t hit.”

“The bus ride home that night was full of laughter,” she said. 

“I started thinking about the recruiting process in Freshman year,” she said. 

“During the big game against Marist, it was really cool to see three home runs."

This year we have so many new runners that can compete and are fighting for a spot for state."

“While we were very comfy we were not asleep."

“It is not cool to not cheer!”