MONDAY 08/22/2022

• ALL TEAMS PRACTICE 3:30PM-5:30P

TUESDAY 08/23/2022

• LATE START

WEDNESDAY 08/24/2022

• ALL TEAMS PRACTICE 3:30PM-5:30PM

THURSDAY 08/25/2022

• FRESHMAN HOME GAME AWAY-FRESHMAN DO NOT TRAVEL

FRIDAY 08/26/2022

• JV HOME GAME vs. MIRA MESA HS 4:30PM
• V HOME GAME vs. MIRA MESA HS 7:00PM

SATURDAY 08/27/2022

• TEAM PHOTOS @ THE BEACH 4:00PM

Please Venmo @victoria-hawkins-8 for your tickets ASAP

Note: An email was sent with how much you should pay per ticket.

MUST PAY BY 08/23/2022

Here's the link with all the info and signups for this years individual and team photos

https://christyodom.com/2022-smhs-cheer/.

Click link and schedule your individual today!! Pictures are 8/27/22 at Cardiff State Beach!

Did you miss our Gear Knight back in May? It's not too late to order some SMHS spirit wear before football starts next week!!! Sizes S to XXL! Order yours today before we sell them all!!!

San Marcos Cheer Spirit Wear Order Form

PLEASE VISIT www.smhscheer.com under TRYOUTS tab for more information!!

Education: University of Oklahoma, University of Central Oklahoma

Choreography Style: Flashy, Visual, Clean, Collegiate, Fast, Innovative, Game Day

Athlete/ Coaching Experience:

Athlete: University of Oklahoma 2005-2006 | University of Central Oklahoma 2004-2006, 2008-2009

Coach: Westmore High School 2008-2015| University of Central Oklahoma 2013-2017| Tuttle High School 2011-Present

Notable Achievements:

University of Central Oklahoma Coach | STUNT National Champion 2012, 2013

University of Central Oklahoma Coach | NCA All Girl DII National Champion 2016, 2017

Tuttle High School Coach | NCA Nationals Grand Champion 2016

UNEXCUSED MISSED PRACTICES/EVENTS:

• If you leave practice early: You will sit out for the same amount of time you leave early and collectively this can add up over time.

• If one practice is missed= Verbal explanation of violation, warning against future consequence and cheerleader will show up at the next scheduled game in full uniform and sit out a portion of a game with her/his coach. However long will be up to discretion from the coach.

• If two practices are missed= Verbal explanation of violation, warning against future consequence and cheerleader will show up at the next scheduled game in full uniform and will sit out the entire game and meet with the athlete and parent to discuss disciplinary action, probation, and action plan.

• Continuous absences will result in removal from the program. Please do not commit to our team if you can not attend practice regularly

Throughout my years as a high school cheerleader, I have been asked, “Why do you cheer?” My answer has always included various aspects of cheer— performing, supporting others and stunting on the sidelines. But I also love something bigger than just cheerleading, something that seems to get lost in the mix of it all.

The reason I love cheer is that I love representing my school. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve learned that cheerleaders are viewed as ambassadors of the school. There is no way around it, we are just an essential part of our school’s environment. It took me a couple years to realize the weight of this. It can be nerve-wracking and empowering all at once. Not only do we physically and vocally show support for our sports teams, but we also represent them in our communities. Before we get off the bus, whether we are at a cheer competition, football game, or community event, my coach will always pause to remind us, “Remember who you are representing.” This brings us to ground level. It doesn’t matter if our team wins or if we do well at competition, we still are representatives of our school. We still need to be our best selves on and off the mat.

In my small town, everyone knows everything about everyone, so there is this underlying responsibility to always portray a positive, safe and welcoming attitude. Anywhere you are, people recognize you and associate you with the school you are from. As cheerleaders, you must realize the power this holds. You have the power to show your community how welcoming your team is. You have the power to lift others up, even after a bad loss. You have the power to stand up for others. You have the power to be kind and show others that being kind is cool. You have the power to impact others. You are so much more than pom poms and dances on the sidelines at the football games. You are kind and you are inspiring to others.

You will leave a legacy when you graduate. What do you want it to be? How do you want to represent your school? This is the reason I cheer, to leave a positive legacy behind for my team, my school and my community.