The Caldwell County High School Cheerleaders held their annual fall mini cheerleader training clinic Saturday morning at the Caldwell County Athletic Building.
Future cheerleaders were invited into the building to get to see the high school cheerleaders performing their cheers and learn how to properly make the moves to go along with the cheers. There were over 50 eager participants attending to prepare to cheer on the Tigers as the fall sports season is already in full swing. High school cheerleader Cora Rogers is a Junior this year and is also an experienced leader for the cheer leading program. She explained what they were teaching to the young students.
click to download audioRogers shared in addition to helping the young cheerleaders, this clinic was important to their high school program.
click to download audioRogers feels like the high school cheerleaders are going to have another great season this year.
click to download audioToni Peek is a freshman member of the cheer leading squad but has been cheering since a young age.
click to download audioPeek shared one reason that she became interested in cheer leading at a young age and also what she enjoyed last year as they competed in National Competition.
click to download audioRogers noted that in addition to cheering for the high school sports teams they also compete in their own cheer leading contest. They were successful last year to qualify to attend the National Contest in Orlando which Peek spoke about. She added that they had already began preparing their routine for this year.
click to download audioThe young cheerleaders that attended the Clinic on Saturday will be rewarded this coming Friday night as they will be joining the high school cheerleaders on the sideline of the home football game. They will be showing off the skills they learned at the clinic as they cheer on the Caldwell County Tigers.
