SWR Cheerleading finishes strong in the championship


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The Shoreham–Wading River Wildcats Game Day Cheerleading Team were named the runners-up at the NYSPHSAA Game Day State Championships, marking another milestone in what has quickly become an impressive and rapidly growing program. The team has performed incredibly well throughout the season, showing dedication, spirit, and skill as they continued to build upon last year’s success. After placing fourth in 2023, the Wildcats made a significant leap this year, finishing second in Class C with an outstanding score of 85.90. Although the Class C championship ultimately went to Putnam Valley, the Wildcats left the competition with a sense of pride and accomplishment for how far they have come.

The team’s performance showcased not only strong technical ability, but also the enthusiasm, energy, and teamwork that define Game Day cheerleading at its best. Their routines were marked by precise motions, loud and clear calls, and a united presence that energized both the judges and the audience. Each athlete contributed to a performance that highlighted the strength of their program and the commitment they bring to every practice and competition.

A special honor was awarded to Wildcat team member Grace Tufano, who was named the Wildcat Sportsmanship winner. This recognition celebrated her leadership, positivity, and the respect she consistently shows toward teammates, coaches, opponents, and officials. Her attitude reflects the values the Wildcats strive to represent both on and off the mat.

The success of the Shoreham-Wading River Game Day Cheerleading Team this season serves as a testament to their hard work, resilience, and passion for the sport. With continued growth and a strong foundation in place, the Wildcats are poised for even greater achievements in the years to come. Their runner-up finish at the state championships is not only a remarkable accomplishment, but also a sign of the bright future ahead.

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