ABOUT US

Welcome to the LHS Cheer team website! Read below to learn more about our program and what cheering in high school is all about!

High school cheerleading is a sport so it does require quite a time commitment and serious dedication to the team. While having fun is important, the priority of the program is to train athletes to excel at their sport in competition and in game day performance while always promoting a sense of school spirit and Flyer Pride! Training includes weight lifting and conditioning as well as team practices during the week. It is also highly encouraged that all LHS cheerleaders attend tumbling classes or private lessons starting as soon as possible as tumbling is an important section of competition scores.  The schedule is generally 3-4 days per week except for special events such as Homecoming and competition which may require 5 days. 

Why High School Cheer?

• Team bonding such as “squad sisters”, team dinners, sleepovers, summer party, holiday party, competition days, Varsity team away games, end of the year banquet, service opportunities, and more!

• Stunting at a more advanced level

• Competition against other cheerleading teams

• Get involved and meet more new people with a unique shared interest to make lasting friendships

• District events such as Sunday Night Lights, Pink Out, and Rah Rah Day

• Positive, supportive culture with opportunities for leadership and creativity

• Student Athlete experience

• Perform fun game routines in front of larger crowds

• We host clinics and camps for younger district students/cheerleaders

• Opportunities to learn from NCA Cheerleading Staff in summer camp and clinics

Expectations

• Academic: 3.0 credits in the previous semester and pass 6 out of 7 classes

• Athletic: Student athletes must learn to balance requirements of training and performing as well as school and personal health

• Character: exemplary behavior in and out of uniform and on social media as a representative of Lindbergh High School and LHS Cheerleading