Wolves’ spirit leads to first-place finish in league championship

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Clarkston Varsity Competitive Cheer ruled the league on Saturday as they won the OAA League Championship at Oxford High School.
The team scored a total score of 677.82 in three rounds. They scored 203.9 points during the first round; 183.02 during the second round; and 290.90 during the third round.

The Wolves win the OAA League Championship. From left in the front, Courtney Dick, Kaitlyn Hyde, Sydnee Hubert-McLennan; second row, Katrina Massey, Mya Wayne , Erin Pavlish, Taylor Henwood, Megan Pavlish, Coach Stephanie Haslinger; back row, Charissa Rinaldi, Grace Schroeder, Ella Grubb, Brooke Perry, Julie Lewis, Abby Brumbaugh, Gracie Leahy and Becca Leland. Not pictured Victoria Whitney and Coach Tommie Sundquist. Photo submitted

It is their first OAA championship win since 2014 and fourth league championship win in Clarkston Competitive Cheer history.
The Wolves opened the week with a first place win at Troy High School, Feb. 17.
They scored a total of 649.98 after three rounds. They scored 211.4 points during the first round; 171.18 during the second round; and 267.4 during the third round.
Though no spectators were allowed so parents and fans cheered on their athletes through Facebook live.
The team spent most of the winter season practicing via Zoom while waiting to hear when the contact sport could compete again.
The Wolves have more competitions scheduled while also preparing for the post-season which begins Saturday, March 20 when they compete in the MHSAA Competitive Cheer District 6 meet at Oxford, 11 a.m.

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