Our Team.

My journey in the world of cheer began at the age of nine, when I became a member of the Fort Lauderdale Hurricanes. Joining the youth league taught me the foundation of cheerleading, the meaning of sisterhood and enhanced my passion for the sport. After cheering for the youth league, I continued my cheer career by joining the Dillard High School Competitive Cheer Squad for all four years. I then had the opportunity to cheer for the prestigious Florida A&M University cheer team. For the 2019-2020 school year, I was selected as a cheer captain! I have truly elevated my skills and mastered the principles of cheerleading! I have cheered on state champion teams and competed in a plethora of competitions. I have even earned the title of “Best Jumper” on all levels of cheer (high school, collegiate, and Pop Warner league). I am enthused, energetic, and motivated to assist others with both physical and mental growth. My aim is to provide guidance to cheerleaders of all ages and promote progression in all aspects of cheer!

My journey in the world of cheerleading began way back in 2000 when I watched Bring It On for the very first time. I knew then that I was going to be a replica of the cheerleaders I saw on the big screen. At 6 years old I started my cheer career at Western Tigers, a youth cheerleading league. At age 9 I rerouted to Lauderdale Lakes Vikings, where I remained until I was 14. While at the time I was also doing gymnastics, which is where I learned how to tumble and the technique to have beautiful tumbling. Once I departed from the youth league I cheered at Dillard High School, where I was named an all American cheerleader and a State Champion. While studying in college at The Florida State University I was a part of the Garnet Girls Competitive Cheerleading Team for 2 years, where we placed 5th in the Nation. Throughout my cheering experiences I’ve won titles such as Best All Around, Best Tumbler, Best Jumps, and Best Tumbling Pass. Due to a torn Achilles and a fractured ankle I was pushed to an early retirement. However my love for the sport remains. I am very eager to give back to the girls whose shoes I stood in not too long ago. Hoping to enhance their skills and encourage growth within their cheerleading career.

My journey in the world of cheer began at age eight when I became a member of Lauderdale Lakes Vikings. Joining the youth league helped me recognize my passion for cheer. I continued my career on Dillard High School Competitive Cheer Squad. I received awards for best tumbler, most spirited, and best jumper in my division. I worked as a tumble coach for L.A Cheer Elites for two years. I am currently serving as L.A Cheer Elites Marketing Manager.

My journey in the world of cheer began at the age of five when I became a member of a local youth league. Becoming a part of the youth league allowed me to express my love for cheerleading, show my personality through performing, and make friendships along the way. I loved being a role model to future cheerleaders. I continued cheering throughout my childhood days moving into my high school years. I was honored to be a part of the prestigious Dillard High School Varsity squad from 2009-2013. While being a part of a phenomenal program I was awarded best all-around cheerleader and BCAA champion. Although my cheer days are over, I look forward to continuing to pass along all the skills and knowledge that I’ve gained throughout my journey.

My journey in the cheer world began at the age of 8 on the Lauderdale Lakes Vikings cheerleading team. Throughout my years of cheering for Lauderdale Lakes Vikings, I learned the fundamentals of cheerleading. After mastering recreational cheer, I then continued my cheer career at Dillard High School. I became a 2x state champ and I was featured in the Sun-Sentinel newspaper for best all-around cheerleader. Furthering my cheer career, I decided to join Florida Atlantic University Cheer Club. I was fortunate enough to receive one on one training through L.A Cheer Elites to acquire new skills and prepare to make the team. I made the team and competed at nationals for the 2021-2022 collegiate cheer season. I now strive to pour the knowledge and principles that I have learned into our youth.