Here are some funnin' pics from the basketball team, cheerleaders and dancers.
Here are some funnin' pics from the basketball team, cheerleaders and dancers before the end of last week's home opener against Winthrop.
The Big Blue cheerleading team is back rooting for Big Blue Basketball and demonstrating their cheering skills.
The Big Blue basketball cheerleaders were back in action Friday for the home opener against Winthrop. Last year's cheerleaders were state champs and went to the nationals in Florida taking home a second place finish.
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The state champ cheerleaders will be canning this weekend to help fund their entry at a national competition in Florida the first week in April.
Drop a dollar so they can holler. Well, the state champs need more than a dollar. And they will do more than holler at the Ultimate National Pure Competition on April 5-8. They will tumble, cheer and fly at the Gaylord Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. But first, this weekend, they will be at several local locations collecting donations for the national competition. They will be at the following places: The Big Blue Basketball Cheerleaders are looking to raise between $6,000 to $8,000 to cover the cost of the competition fee, the hotel rooms and meals, said parent Cathie Mayo. Parents will pay for their daughters' airfare which runs $350-$400 per girl, she said. The COA Cheer & Dance organization puts on the Orlando …
The team will perform at Lowell High School on Sunday.
The Swampscott High School Basketball Cheerleading team came in first place at the regional competition on Sunday in Andover. The girls scored higher than any other Division 3 cheerleading team in the state at the competition. Next, they will take their routine to the states on Sunday at Lowell High School at 2 pm. The girls have been working hard all season on their stunts, jumps, tumbling and pyramid-making skills. That work has continued this week as they prepare for Sunday's competition. The team enjoys strong senior leadership. Seniors Kelsie Mayo (Capt), Kristin Wheeler (Capt), Colleen Meagher (Capt) and Courtney LeBlanc have been on the team for the past four years and want to lead their team to first place in states. Information…
Future Big Blue bballers, past players and today's squad ran the hardwood Friday night at the annual alumni game, a tip-off to a season of hoops. Cheerleaders and dance team members took center court and performed their routines. started off the show
At the end of Friday's alumni game at Swampscott High the scoreboard read Big Blue Present 66 and Big Blue Past 63. But the night wasn't about scores. Future Big Blue bballers, past players and this year's team ran the hardwood Friday at the tip-off to a season of hoops. Dance team members and cheerleaders took center court and performed their routines — swaying, kicking and flying high. All together, the cheering, the dancing, the youth game and the feature event combined for a full night of entertainment and set the stage for the basketball season.
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They were also voted best in stunts and tumbling.
This article was submitted by the Football Cheerleader Coach Cynthia Dichirico-Kowalski On Saturday Oct. 22, the varsity football cheerleaders competed at Ipswich High School in their Ultimate Cheerleading Competition. The girls won 1st place in Division 3 and placed 1st overall against 7 other teams to become Grand Champions of the competition. In addition they were also voted Best Stunts and Best Tumbling by the judges. I am extremely proud of the team and what they have accomplished so far this season. The best is yet to come for these girls and I always love watching them perform on the mat. They are a truly talented group of young ladies and deserve a lot of credit for what they have accomplished. We will be working very hard …
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