The South Stokes Cheerleading Camp recently welcomed a record 20 campers, providing them with essential cheer skills and building their confidence. Led by coach Whitney Boyer, the camp combined instruction with engaging activities like motion drills, stunting, and games. The program aims not only to teach cheer fundamentals but also to inspire young athletes to remain involved in cheerleading for years to come. Campers showcased their skills to families at the end of the week, reflecting the camp's success in fostering a positive atmosphere.

By the Numbers
  • 20 campers participated, marking the largest turnout to date.
  • Only 2 varsity cheerleaders were absent during the camp, showing strong team involvement.
State of Play
  • The camp included motion drills, cheer routines, and stunting skills, which were particularly popular.
  • Assistant coach Rebecca Ogburn and nearly all varsity cheerleaders actively contributed to the camp鈥檚 success.
What's Next

As interest in the camp grows, plans for next year's camp may include more participants and a wider array of cheerleading activities aimed at skill development and team bonding.

Bottom Line

The success of this year's South Stokes Cheerleading Camp highlights the importance of fostering young talent while building a community around cheerleading, contributing to the program's future strength and engagement.