Cheer Sees Double Competition at Sterling, Bethel
February 11, 2019
Goodwell, Okla. Aggie Cheer performed in two competitions this week, The Sterling College Competition on Feb. 7 followed by the Bethel College Competition on Feb. 8.
The Aggies placed 8th overall and received a combined average score of 53.8 at the Sterling College Competition, coming in just ahead of Tabor University and Wayland Baptist.
At the Bethel College Competition, Panhandle accrued a combined average score of 53.16 to place 7th, just 6/10th of a point behind Wayland Baptist.
Head Coach Alyssa Freeman stated, "The first day of competition was a little rough; We had one drop but we managed to clean up some things for the next day and we got zero deductions [at Bethel.]" She continued, "I feel like the team did not let the one drop affect their performance at our second routine because they came out with a stronger and more positive attitude. The opening in the first and second routine was probably the most fun to watch and I look forward to preparing for regionals these next two weeks."
Regionals will be held at in Oklahoma City at OCU on Feb. 23, followed by the NAIA National Cheer & Dance Competition, which will take place over Mar. 8-9 in Davenport, Iowa, with preliminary rounds for cheer taking place at 4:30 p.m. on the 8th.
The Aggies placed 8th overall and received a combined average score of 53.8 at the Sterling College Competition, coming in just ahead of Tabor University and Wayland Baptist.
At the Bethel College Competition, Panhandle accrued a combined average score of 53.16 to place 7th, just 6/10th of a point behind Wayland Baptist.
Head Coach Alyssa Freeman stated, "The first day of competition was a little rough; We had one drop but we managed to clean up some things for the next day and we got zero deductions [at Bethel.]" She continued, "I feel like the team did not let the one drop affect their performance at our second routine because they came out with a stronger and more positive attitude. The opening in the first and second routine was probably the most fun to watch and I look forward to preparing for regionals these next two weeks."
Regionals will be held at in Oklahoma City at OCU on Feb. 23, followed by the NAIA National Cheer & Dance Competition, which will take place over Mar. 8-9 in Davenport, Iowa, with preliminary rounds for cheer taking place at 4:30 p.m. on the 8th.
