LCA Cheerleading is a 50 year old program with hundreds of proud alumni. We cheer for sideline Football and Basketball games and compete in the Universal Cheerleaders (UCA) organization. Our teams have been National champions many times over at Christian Cheerleaders of America (CCA) and at Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders (FCC) National Championships.
Our teams are the current UCA District Champions and have been finalists at the National High School Cheer Championship held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Walt Disney World., in both Game Day and Traditional routines. Our coaches are all USA and NFHS certified in stunting, tumbling and USAF rules. Our Tumbling coach is a level 9 gymnast and is a Nationally ranked tumbler.
We have had 19 alumni go on to cheer in college.
For tryout information – contact LCACHEER@LIBERTY.EDU for information. Tryouts are held in late May for the following school year. You must be enrolled in school prior to tryouts.
Susan Hunter – Varsity Head coach and Program Director
Morgan Hunter Preston – JV coach
Morgan Andrews – Assistant coach
Jaclyn Slaughter – Middle School/Junior Bulldogs Coach
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