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Calhoun Youth Cheerleaders traveled to Ritchie County High School on Sunday October 29th for their LKC Cheer competition. The girls prepared for this event all season and all performed really well. All 4 teams did an awesome job with their routine and represented their county very well.
Calhouns B team was able to walk away with 3rd place in their division.
Flag team Cheer
(L to R) Front Row: Gracie Houchin, Ainsley Davis, Brenna Page and Dakota Mounts . Second Row: Coaches- Rebecca Siers and Makahla Page
C Team Cheer
(L to R) Kneeling: Coach Tracy King, Henley Cunningham, Coach Dani Cunningham and Natalia Bremar. Standing: Piper Garrett, Ember Sterling, Raelynn Brannon, Sadie Goodrich, Avery Norman, Hadley Propst and Talia Mayle
B Team Cheer
(L to R) Kneeling: Reese Dow, Kenlie Jarvis, Trinity Baker and Sophia Goodrich. Standing: Coach Melissa Jarvis, Skylar Fletcher, Baylee Allison, Savannah Sampson, Sophia Bartelt and Coach Allison Bartelt
A Team Cheer
(L to R) Kneeling: Catelynn Foster, Jaelyn McCumbers, and Sadie McGlothlin. Standing: Izabella Vigil, Kaylee Sampson, Ari Bremar, Chiara Brenneman, Krystal Badgett and Makenzie Justice (Not pictured Coaches Alicia McCumbers and Britiney Blair)
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