August 3, 2015
Most of the cheerleaders in Xavier Junior are Muslims, so training for CHEER 2015 this year was extra challenging with Ramadan just two months before cheer season.
The cheerleaders of Xavier Junior, all aged 13-14, will be competing against 40 other teams at CHEER 2015.
Admission to the CHEER 2015 Finals is completely free, so join us on Aug 15 at the Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre.
For more videos and video on CHEER 2015, click here.
Cheerleaders, parents, teacher advisors and coaches talk about the importance of a good support system in cheerleading.
by R.AGEThe Stompers were heartbroken when their routine fell apart at the CHEER 2014 Finals. This year, they’re planning to set things right.
by R.AGED'Starz base Trisha Wong and flyer Aileen Sufiah started cheerleading when they were 12 and seven respectively. And like them, more cheerleaders are starting out young these days, allowing them to progress and develop their skills on their own pace.
by R.AGEEclipse co-captain and base Aurelia Koh was involved in an accident while cheerleading. She won’t be performing at the CHEER 2015 Finals so her team plans to make her proud.
by R.AGEWarriorz captain Tan Jei Yin and flyer Mok Weng Dee have come to love cheerleading despite not having any interest in the sport two years ago. Now, Mok is part of an all-star team, Bulletz!
by R.AGETeam Blitzerz disbanded in March to focus on their studies. However, captain Emma Maxim-Maddock was determined to bring back the team.
by R.AGEThe cheerleading teams of SMJK Ave Maria Convent hope to put on a good show as four buses full of supporters will be travelling with them for the CHEER 2015 Finals.
by R.AGEVulcanz faced some financial difficulties due to the lack of financial support. But captain is confident they can land a spot in the top five.
by R.AGEXavier Senior captain Putri Nelissa Syafirah talks about the challenges faced during Ramadan month, where they had to make some adjustments to their training schedule.
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