- April 24, 2024
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Campers Vivian Fawcett, Ava Clementi and Avionna Twyford practice their dance routine alongside other campers.
Austin Conner, who is 7, Olivia Goetsch, who is 6, and Bristol Scott, who is 7, cheer for Lakewood Ranch High School mustangs along with JV cheerleader Kendall Crowell.
Elin Anthony, who is 7, and Finley Warner, who is 6, hold up Blaire Wilson, who is 6, while practicing stunts.
Avery Snodgrass, who is 9, says she likes being a flyer because she gets to go high in the air.
Campers practice stunting with the help of Lakewood Ranch High School varsity cheerleaders.
Peyton Collins, who is 8, enjoys being a flyer.
Camper Trinity Miller, Lakewood Ranch High School varsity cheerleader Cami Sablan and camper Alaina Esposita support camper Lauren Otterness as she balances in the air during a stunt.
Alexandra Mahiquez, who is 10, looks to Chloe Wetherington, a JV cheerleader for Lakewood Ranch High School, for the next move in a cheer.
Lakewood Ranch High School JV cheerleader Bridget Coopens carries camper Avionna Twyford on her back during a game.
Emma Bogucki, Kiyanna Leonard and Cora Kovatch follow Lakewood Ranch High School JV cheerleader Kennedy Viquerat while learning a cheer.
Lakewood Ranch High School JV cheerleaders Chloe Wetherington, Juliarose Lopez and Rakaila Ross go through the motions of a cheer to demonstrate it to the campers.
Kiyanna Leonard, who is 10, and Cora Kovatch, who is 10, practice a new cheer they learned.
Lakewood Ranch High School cheerleaders lead campers in a cheer.
Nahla Vlasak, who is 9, holds 8 year old Ava Clementi's legs while she does a handstand.
JV cheerleader Shay Willemsen bends backward as Isabella Saldona, who is 9, crawls under her during a game.
Peyton Collins found her balance as she was lifted into the air with the support of four other cheerleaders.
With a smile on her face, Collins, who is 10, reached out her arms and shook her hands before landing safely back on the ground during Lakewood Ranch High School's Mini Cheer Camp July 21.
"It was fun because I never get to be a flyer," Collins said about stunting with the other camp participants and members of Lakewood Ranch High School's varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders.
Throughout the four-day camp, the 120 campers, who are in kindergarten through eighth grade, learned different Lakewood Ranch High School cheers, stunts and a choreographed dance.
