Sideline spirit
Cheerleaders prep for a JV football game and share what goes into making their performance technique game-ready
A group of cheerleaders walk down the track towards their coach. “I felt happy to cheer in the game,” sophomore base Haley Walters said. Walters injured her knee during a practice and worried she would not be allowed to cheer, however, she was given permission to and she cheered the game with no issues.
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![MINE! Prepared for impact, sophomore varsity volleyball player and libero Kayla Ostrander [pictured on the right] has her arms out in a bump position ready to receive. Ostrander and her teammates lost their home game against Marysville high school. “She’s always next to me on the court when I need her for support,” sophomore varsity volleyball player Gina Fedrigo said.](https://ikenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/8.7-ella-a-V-Girls-Volleyball-1-600x400.jpg)
![Tiny stunters. During the children’s cheer clinic varsity cheerleaders junior Sydney Jaron and senior Katelyn Haddon help a little girl with stunts. “I enjoyed them [the kids] having new experiences and a new view of cheer because some of them didn’t know what cheer was before,” Jaron said. They hosted the clinic in the gym Wednesday Oct. 4 after school.](https://ikenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Copy-of-IMG_0228-e1696953531583-450x600.jpg)
