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Jay Royals Cheerleaders Place Fourth In The State
February 4, 2013
The Jay High School Competitive Cheer Squad took fourth place in the state over the weekend.
In their second year,the Jay squad was among 50 that competed in four regions during the last month, with 27 teams advancing to the state series in the 1A Small, Non-Tumbling division. After the semis, the top seven teams — including Jay — advanced to the finals in Kissimmee.
Jay is one of the smallest schools in the state with a competitive cheer team, and is the only competitive team in Santa Rosa County. The team members are seniors Captain Hannah Roberts (captain) and Sha Kinder; juniors Kayla Flowers (co-captain), Kaitlyn Aguirre, Katy Bodiford, Harley Bradley, Morgin Mitchem, Brook Tegenkamp, and Brittany Tegenkamp; sophomores Brittani Ashworth, Makenzie Bray, Alisha Roberts, and Kendra Wells; freshmen- Leslie Kinder, Alaina Smith and Emily Wright. The girls are coached by Junia Fischer.
Pictured: The Jay Royals Competitive Cheer squad at the FHSAA state finals Saturday in Kissimmee, FL. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Jay Royals Cheerleaders Place Fourth In The State”
Way to go girls! So very proud!
This is amazing! When I was a cheerleader back in 86, we were fortunate to attend this competition and brought home the title. So proud of these young ladies and this wonderful feat they have accomplished! A lot of hard work, dedication and determination go into this and it has paid off. Great Job.
Way to go Royals, awesome job!!
So proud of these beautiful girls & the dedication of their coach, Ms. Junia. Great job representing JHS & the entire Santa Rosa County.