We Are WILD About Game Day At UCA Smoky Mountain!

Posted December 1, 2018 in SchoolYouth/Rec

The school spirit was high today as junior high and high school cheerleading teams took the mat to share their game day traditions at the 2018 UCA Smoky Mountain Championship.

More than 20 teams competed today in the Game Day divisions with the hopes of raising the spirit, engaging the crown, and earning a bid to the 2019 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship in February.

Check out these top Game Day routines from the 2018 UCA Smoky Mountain Championship!

Dickson Middle School – Game Day Junior High

Madison Central High School – Game Day Varsity

Russell County High School – Game Day Varsity Coed

Beech High School – Game Day Varsity Non-Tumbling

Concord Christian School – Game Day Varsity Non-Building

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