Pop Warner cheerleaders place first at local competition
Cheerleaders in the Pee Wee division of Ramona Pop Warner Cheer show they were first place champions in the Palomar Conference Cheer and Dance Competition. Photo/Monica Parsons
Ramona Pop Warner cheerleaders are preparing for regional competition after winning awards at the local Palomar Conference Cheer and Dance Competition.
At the local competition, held Oct. 28, at the San Diego State University Viejas Arena, the cheerleaders competed with approximately 70 cheer squads in their conference. Winning first place were Ramona’s Jr Pee Wee division and Pee Wee division. The Midget division earned third place.
The Flag and Mighty Mite cheer teams also performed, but at a non-competitive level.
“We are so proud of our girls. Their hard work, dedication and teamwork has paid off,” said Tanya SanFilippo, Ramona Pop Warner cheer director.
The Jr Pee Wee and Pee Wee squads will be competing in the regional competition on Nov. 18 in Long Beach. If they place there, they will move on to the national competition in Florida in December.
Ramona Pop Warner’s Jr Pee Wee cheerleaders celebrate their first place win at the Palomar Conference Cheer and Dance Competition. Photo/Dan Megna
The Midget division will start a new series of competitions with JAMZ, starting this month. The teams thank parents, local businesses, coaches and staff, board members, and the community for their support, said SanFilippo.
Cheerleaders in Ramona Pop Warner’s Midget division pose for pictures after earning third place at the Palomar Conference Cheer and Dance Competition. Photo courtesy of Ramona Pop Warner
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Posted by Karen Brainard
on Nov 10 2012. Filed under Archive, Featured Story, Sports, Youth.
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