Cheer Captain Bellany-Lany: A Short Story

Arriving at school, no one know what was going on. “I remember that the students were all very upset, but no one knew what was going on.” Being unaware of the situation, Lilarose felt scared and worried. “I would hear about what happened, but not being able to actually see it. I could not comprehend the situation.”

“I don’t want to go to school today,” Laurianna declared. She paused to see if her mother would start up a speech or insist that she go. Laurianna was a freshman at Versas High. Even though it was mid January, she was pretty nervous about starting in the middle of the semester and being behind. “Well that’s no way to start off your second semester in a new school” her mother exclaimed. She could hear her mother babbling about making new friends in the other room, but she was more focused on what she was going to wear on her first day. She had always dressed comfortably but still strived to keep up with the trends of her old classmates.

You may know Braedyn from seeing her support our football team or being a part of an OVAC worthy performance. As one of your Homecoming Princesses, she is excited to represent her class among with friends who were also nominated. Over the years, Braedyn has taken many classes at Linsly. However, the one that rises above them all is Mr. Felt’s Junior english class. On the other hand, as of now Pysch is her favorite class. Like many of us, Braedyn is a fan of chocolate chip pizza and Chipotle tacos. Even though the year is far from over, Braedyn says, “The thing I'm most looking forward to after high school is going to college and meeting new people.”

Jamie Waldo, one of South Windsor’s best and brightest, is making the most of her high school career. There are so many wonderful adjectives that come to mind when one thinks of Jamie: focused, responsible, hardworking, and caring are just a few. Frequently she is seen throughout the school actively involved. Jamie is not one to boast or brag about her accomplishments, but quietly relishes the success from her tireless effort. She is a friendly individual who is motivated and excited about what the future may hold. It is readily apparent that Jamie knows that we are all given but one life and she is determined to make the most of it.

What is competitive cheer? Is it girls with pom pom, saying chants for there team? Competitive cheer is easily mistaken because it has cheer in it and when people hear it they automatically think its a girly sport. Then others do not even think it it a sport, but they are wrong. The sport is a team that competes at competitions and hope for first place. The team competes with breathtaking stunts, an awesome dance, and flexible jumps.

It Began on a cold fall morning, Brittyn Sanders walked into class, late as usual, with a welcoming smile on her face. “Sorry I am late Amber, I brought you a bagel,” she said quickly. Brittyn is a short, dark-haired, big brown eyed girl. On the morning of the interview, she was dressed in Nike tights, a book bag that seemed to be larger than she was, and a black jacket that smelled like pumpkin spice perfume. She took a seat and explained why she was not punctual to class this morning while taking her seat. It seemed as if she was the typical college cheerleader, partying all night long with a preppy attitude, but that perception was wrong; she is actually down to earth and talented at a variety of things, other than cheer.

Well my favorite sport is cheerleading .I love cheering for all kind of sport. Cheerleading make me fill very strong. I have been cheering for 6 years it fun but it is not easy. Dedicated is the key to be a wrongful cheerleader I spend long hours after school for competition and prating. To get better at what I love to do.IM a very happy person so I knew cheering was the thing for me. A lot of people say cheerleading is one of the most dangerous sport out there I would love to see a football player try it for a week. Since I’ve been a cheerleading. I’ve witnesses broken thumbs broken arms fractured ankle’s sprained necks countless concussions. And in the worse cusses girls end up paralyzed or even dead.

Members of a squad work together to raise school spirit at meetings. These gatherings usually take place at school before important sporting events. Cheerleaders get the students and athletes excited for the game. Pep rallies are even more fun when squads get teachers and staff school involved. Cheerleading squads raise school spirit in other creative ways. squades often surprise athletes by decorating their lockers before big games. Decorations can include colorful ribbons, wrapping paper, and even candy. Adding banners that display encouraging phrase such as “You can do it” is a nice touch. Squads enjoy getting students involved in raising spirit. Many squads organize contests for the best original school flag. The winning flag is

Chatter rippled through the amphitheater. The students were all disorderly, but for different reasons. Complaints, new love interests, thoughts about forming a team. Even if it was the second day of school, the rowdiness never appeared to have died down from last year—always finding new life in youthful souls and scandalous minds. Nothing or no one was safe from being mentioned, and Syd was one of the more thrilled recipients of the hearsay. It was like a free movie to him.

Ally smirked as the teacher walked in shouting about getting excited about class. Who would even be happy to be here? She thought, Especially not with a teacher who wears skinny jeans. Ally shuddered at the thought of it. “Dang it,” she whispered, glancing at Brennan to see if he heard. He didn’t, thankfully. Ally just sighed as she realized what the rest of her week in second period had become. A whole

My team and I huddled around a small TV screen watching a playback of a cheer performance. It was ours. That day, February 11, 2017, the Stewarts Creek High School cheer team had just competed at a National competition. Only seconds before that moment, I had walked off the mat believing that our performance would earn us white jackets. In the cheer world, a white jacket means you’re a national champion, which is a big deal. However, from the looks of our performance on-screen, our hope of winning slowly faded away.

Have you ever been in a situation where you literally think time flies? I most definitely have! My cheer team and I made it to nationals which is located in South Carolina. My cheer team and I made it very far as far as competing. We got third in regionals, first at state, and at nationals we got zero deductions but didn’t place. It was one of the best feeling i've ever had! Winning felt like nothing could ever go wrong! My heart was beating so fast each time and I had tears in my eyes, knowing we made it so far together was heart warming.

the whole day, then finally 3:10 came it so swiftly. The bell rung and the intensity were overwhelming, I had worked so diligently to get here and I remembered what Mom told me and I had more courage than ever. When me, Devyn and Samiya went down to the cafeteria to sign in and sit and wait for Officer Vaughn to come. A few minutes later Officer Vaughn walks and she says ¨Quiet¨, and the room went silent. ¨Seventh grade proceeds to change.¨ said Officer Vaughn. That was me and other girls that

November 2005 when I was 8 years old me, my family and my teammates traveled to Austin, Texas for a cheerleading competition. It was our very first time in Austin so everyone was very excited. The sky was a grayish color so it looked gloomy. The wind was cool and crisp so we all had jackets, blue jean pants, and tennis shoes to protect us. After we got unpacked and settled at our hotel we wanted to go and explore the city. We all decided to go to the mall before we start practicing for the completion that was in two days.

"Brand new school, brand new records, brand new everything." Said Jeremy the security guard. He 's been a guard for high schools for about twelve years now, and he 's seen a lot over the years, and he was positive he could handle anything after spring break of  2012. He still had claw marks on his hands from the cats. His guard mate, Nathaniel, grunted in response. "Yeah, new kids, new technology, new pranks." He was apparently not as excited for the school as Jeremy was. It was upsetting to Jeremy; he had been looking forward to the job for a while. He hated his last job, for the kids there were not raised the same as the kids here. Its only been a day and he already made friends with a couple of the Drama students. This was a Fine Arts school, after all. “I’m going to go walk around a bit,” Nathaniel concluded. He must have known he struck a nerve.