JV Cheerleaders Shine at NCA Camp

JV Cheerleaders Shine at NCA Camp 1

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Junior Varsity Cheerleaders attended a National Cheerleading Association Camp hosted by Troy University this summer. The squad received numerous awards during the three day event. Among the honors were Technical Excellence in Motions for Home Cheer, four Blue Ribbons for Cheer & Chant, one Red Ribbon for Home Cheer, Most Improved Team Award, Hearkie T.E.A.M. Award, Champion Chant Award Winner, Spirit Stick Winner, and the squad was selected to compete in a Top Team Competition on the final day of the camp. In addition to the overall squad’s success, Emily Madore, Kaitlyn Roberts, Jaycie Watts, and Katie Cummins were nominated as All-American Cheerleaders with Emily and Kaitlyn being honored with that distinction. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are looking forward to continued success this fall during the upcoming football and basketball seasons.

Pictured: Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (L to R): Kaitlyn Roberts, Jaime Marler, Emily Madore (Captain), Hallie Turner, Haley Scanlan, Ashley Guillot, Jaycie Watts (Chaplain), and Katie Cummins (Co-Captain).

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