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The Cold Lake Cheerforce Jets recently went to one of the biggest cheer competitions in Saskatchewan.
The cheerleaders went to the Warman Cheer Classic from March 11-13 against many teams from across Western Canada, in coincidentally the same meet that the group last participated in before the shutdown of 2020.
“We were thrilled to attend this year’s Warman Cheer Classic with no masks or restrictions, bringing 11 teams and 6 individuals/duos,” said coach Viola Hanson.
The Cheerforce Jets took the ‘Hit Zero’ champions award from the meet, which means their gym had the highest amount of zero deduction routines out of all gyms in attendance.
‘Zero deductions’ in cheerleading means the routine was executed without any falls, athlete touch downs, stunting errors or out of level skills, which has been challenging this season, said Hanson.
Results
Tutors – Hit Zero and rated ‘outstanding’ in the U6 Novice division
Silverstars – Hit Zero and rated ‘outstanding’ in the U6 novice division
Hurricanes – Hit Zero and rated ‘excellent’ in the U6 prep division
Hawks – Hit Zero and placed 3rd in the U12 prep division
Freedom Fighter – Hit Zero and placed 2nd in the U12 prep division
Hornets – Hit Zero and placed 3rd in the U8 level 1 division
Shooting Stars – Hit Zero and placed 2nd in the U8 level 1 division
Eagles – Hit Zero and placed 6th in the U12 level 2 division
Snowbirds – Hit Zero twice and placed 2nd in the U17 level 2 division
Raptors – Hit Zero and placed 3rd in the U17 level 2 division
Alpha Jets – Hit Zero and placed 4th in the U17 level 3 division
Abagale – Hit Zero and placed 3rd in the Level 1A individual division
Tayah – Hit Zero and placed 2nd in the Level 1A individual division
Lexi – Hit Zero and placed 2nd in the Level 2A individual division
Maëlle – Hit Zero and placed 1st in the Level 2A individual division
Sophia – Hit Zero and placed 1st in the Level 2B individual division
Lillie and Skylar – Hit Zero and placed 1st in the level 2 duo division
