Cheerleading is a sport that requires team members to practice countless hours for their routines and tumbling. At Star-Spencer High School, head coach Deandrea White not only coaches the routines and tumbling, but she also focuses on team chemistry and making sure her athletes are ready to take on all challenges they face in cheer and in life.
“This year our team has grown, and we have enjoyed watching our girls meet every challenge we put in front of them with overwhelming success,” said coach White.
Assistant coach Cynthia Wells and volunteer coach Noah Miller are all invested in the overall success of the program and the development of their athletes.
This season Kyndal Roland and KeUndranae Dudley were named captains for this year. Their leadership was an important piece of the puzzle for the coaching staff and for the team. Coach White said there were many things she was proud to see this season.
“I am most proud of the unity, energy, and the ability to help others outside of cheer. I love the way they take every challenge head-on,” said coach White.
For the rest of the school year, the Star-Spencer squad will continue to work on their routines and support the school in any way necessary to show that Bobcat spirit.
“We look forward to working on increasing the difficulty of their stunts and watch them grow as young ladies and to also grow as student-athletes,” said coach White.
The future of the program is in good hands as coach White and her staff prepare their athletes for the road ahead.
“The future of the program will be exciting and filled with growth and success. Our focus will be on empowering the next generation as leaders and mentors,” said coach White.
