UK White Squad Competes Most Difficult Routine In 2017

Posted February 19, 2017

The Wildcats brought the Kentucky tradition of clean execution and mixed it with a bit of all star flare to produce their most difficult CHEERSPORT Nationals routine to date.

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Mid-layer Jill Collier holds top girl Christina Daugherty in 1-1-1 at CHEERSPORT Nationals.

According to the University of Kentucky White Squad senior, Madison Yee, the difficulty of the routine they’ve put together this year is higher than previous years.

“This season has been so special,” said Madison. “Although we were hit with obstacle after obstacle, we pulled together and put out one of the hardest routines White Squad has ever competed.”

I could not be more proud of this team and I’m excited to bring home another title to Lexington, KY!

What an awesome showcase by @KentuckyCheer! #CHEERSPORT2017 pic.twitter.com/C7NpxB4uBS

— Varsity All Star (@VarsityAllStar) February 18, 2017

Check out the Wildcat’s Day 2 performance!

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The win marks the University of Kentucky White Squad’s 10th straight CHEERSPORT National Championship Title in Atlanta.

“It’s an amazing feeling and great testament to how hard these athletes have worked since day 1.” Explained White Squad Head Coach Ryan Brown after awards.