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In competition cheerleading, even the smallest of slipups can cause point deductions.

For the Winder-Barrow High School competition team, it was the fact a ribbon fell out of a team member’s hair.

In the end, the team finished sixth although WBHS coach Jerrie Hulsey still thought her team performed its routine well.

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It was a successful Saturday for the Winder-Barrow High School competition cheerleading team.

Coach Jerrie Hulsey’s squad won first among 35 schools at a competition hosted by Putnam County High School in Eatonton.

“We had an amazing performance,” Hulsey said. “The team hit everything. They looked like they were having the time of their lives. We had changed the routine a little bit to make sure the routine was clean.”
The Cheer Doggs scored 262 points out of a possible 300 earning marks of 88, 87 and 87.
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The Winder-Barrow High School competition cheerleading team finished second at North Gwinnett High School Saturday as coach Jerrie Hulsey said her squad showed marked improvement.

“I thought the team was 1,000 times better,” Hulsey said. “It was much cleaner and the kids looked like they were having a great time. We had changed some of the aspects of our routine to make it more visual. We worked on hitting our standing tumbling and standing up clean. We had no busted tumbling this past Saturday. Our pyramids looked a lot better.” [Full Story »]