Inola Cheer
Cheer season doesn’t just come and go once the team is done with the state competition. Many go on to compete in Game Day cheer and other competitions outside the state of Oklahoma. All while still cheering for basketball and wrestling. For Inola cheer and head coach Hilary Hobbs, competing against the best in the state only makes the team better and if things do not go their way, the opportunity to compete and improve only makes the team stronger.
“We competed in Game Day regionals. After competitions are over, we will move on to cheering for basketball and wrestling,” said coach Hobbs.
This season coach Hobbs said there were many things to enjoy about this group. Their approach to the season made it a productive one that sets the tone for future teams.
“ ”“The girls have great attitudes and are happy to show up to practice every day and work hard. Upperclassmen have played a key leadership role with seven new girls to the squad this year,” said Hobbs.
Coach Hobbs said seniors Abry Beaver, Chloe Eckles, and foreign exchange student Lisa Sevegrand served as captains, leading a group that included one junior, five sophomores and four freshmen. Hobbs said the team chemistry is what she is most proud of this season.
“They work together, and problem solve without all the drama. The team really gets along well,” said Hobbs.
Team members include seniors Abry Beaver, Chloe Eckles, Lisa Sevegrand, junior Layla Deboer, sophomores Stella Willis, Rian Kizzia, Cambrey Gibson, Emily Billue, Suri Spratt, with freshmen Piper Cagle, Jaeden Snider, Caliann Ormsby, and BethAnn Walton.
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