Outlaws cheerleading - Gloucester Mathews Gazette Journal

November 07, 2019 at 01:51AM

The Gloucester Outlaws 8U cheerleading squad took second place, while the 12U squad placed third in the E2E Cheerleading competition on Oct. 13 in Richmond. The 8U team (above) included, back row from left, Olivia Scheck, Aubree McCabe, Madison Williams, Caroline Williams, Bayleigh Dominguez, Brianna Peet; middle row, Jazmyne Smith, Evelyn Wright, Emmy Clark, Madelynn Thomas, Arianna Corey, Naelah Boyd; front row, Kayden Smith, Shaelynn Slusher, Elena Schwartz, Gracie Callis and Aubree Prentiss. The 12U team, bottom photo from left, included Nikki Zimmerman, Alaina Brinson, Emma Lynch, Kayhla Winston, Bella Rivera, Alyssa Speight, Kiara Jackson, Julia Conrad, Jillian Danley and, not pictured, Skyler Klaiss, Breanne Asbell and Marissa Pelfrey. E2E is a Richmond-based football and cheerleading league founded by former Super Bowl champion Michael Robinson. The league stresses the importance of academic achievement requiring acceptable grades and behavior for all their youth athletes. The Lady Outlaws competed against other squads within E2E from age divisions 8-14 years old and took home first, second and third place. The Outlaws 10U cheerleaders, winners of their age group, are fundraising for a trip to a national competition in Los Angeles with an event tonight at Juan's Mexican Cantina and Café, a bowling fundraiser Saturday at Village Lanes, and a car wash at JW's Car Wash on Sunday. Photos by Peter J. Teagle

 

 

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The Gloucester Outlaws 8U cheerleading squad took second place, while the 12U squad placed third in the E2E Cheerleading competition on Oct. 13 in Richmond. The 8U team (above) included, back row from left, Olivia Scheck, Aubree McCabe, Madison Williams, Caroline Williams, Bayleigh Dominguez, Brianna Peet; middle row, Jazmyne Smith, Evelyn Wright, Emmy Clark, Madelynn Thomas, Arianna Corey, Naelah Boyd; front row, Kayden Smith, Shaelynn Slusher, Elena Schwartz, Gracie Callis and Aubree Prentiss. The 12U team, bottom photo from left, included Nikki Zimmerman, Alaina Brinson, Emma Lynch, Kayhla Winston, Bella Rivera, Alyssa Speight, Kiara Jackson, Julia Conrad, Jillian Danley and, not pictured, Skyler Klaiss, Breanne Asbell and Marissa Pelfrey. E2E is a Richmond-based football and cheerleading league founded by former Super Bowl champion Michael Robinson. The league stresses the importance of academic achievement requiring acceptable grades and behavior for all their youth athletes. The Lady Outlaws competed against other squads within E2E from age divisions 8-14 years old and took home first, second and third place. The Outlaws 10U cheerleaders, winners of their age group, are fundraising for a trip to a national competition in Los Angeles with an event tonight at Juan's Mexican Cantina and Café, a bowling fundraiser Saturday at Village Lanes, and a car wash at JW's Car Wash on Sunday. Photos by Peter J. Teagle

 

 

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