Danielle Gresalfi wins coach of the year


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Sachem North’s Danielle Gresalfi has been officially named the Suffolk County Class A Cheer Game Day Coach of the Year, an honor that highlights her exceptional leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her athletes. This recognition reflects not only her deep passion for cheerleading, but also the remarkable culture she has built within the Sachem North Cheer program. Coach Gresalfi has spent years shaping a high-energy, supportive, and disciplined environment in which her athletes can grow, thrive, and perform at their best.

Throughout the season, her guidance has helped the team rise to new levels of excellence, both on and off the mat. Under her direction, athletes have demonstrated improved technique, strong teamwork, and an impressive ability to perform with confidence in high-pressure situations. Many parents, students, and staff members have praised her for consistently going above and beyond, whether it’s motivating athletes during practice, preparing them for major competitions, or fostering camaraderie that extends well beyond cheerleading itself.

This award is also a powerful acknowledgment of the enthusiasm, work ethic, and positive energy she brings to the program every single day. Coach Gresalfi is known for pushing her athletes to be their best while also reminding them of the importance of supporting one another and representing their school with pride. Her influence has helped shape a team that values unity, respect, and resilience just as much as performance.

Gresalfi was hired in 2017 after she graduated from Sachem in 2012. She then went onto compete at a high level in cheerleading, winning titles at Sachem, Hofstra and for Team USA. She has been a part of a variety of different cheer programs. 

It is a proud and well-deserved moment for Coach Gresalfi, her athletes, and the entire Arrow community. Her impact continues to inspire everyone involved in the program. 

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