Why I Want To Become A Bomber Cheerleader

I want to start by saying how thankful and blessed I am to be given the opportunity to represent a school that I love, by being a Bomber Cheerleader. Being a Bomber Cheerleader for four years has been one of my greatest joys and something I absolutely love. I feel very passionate about this team and would love to be given the opportunity to have a leadership role on this team. Throughout the past four years of cheerleading I have grown so much and can proudly say I love what I do. Cheer has given me a reason to love high school, a love for my school, and teammates who have become my best friends. One of my top strengths is responsibility and I truly believe that I show that as not only a student and individual, but as an athlete. I would love

When it comes to cheer, I am always willing to try new things and to encourage others throughout the way. When a task is given to me, I want to be the one that finishes it and does it with responsibility and care. I want the best job to be done for my team. As a student that achieves to make all A’s throughout the school year, and an individual who gives all my time to cheer, I feel that I would be able to handle anything thrown my way. Being on the cheer team for four years has shown me several things that I want to improve and things I can work on to make my team better. I want to be a light of positivity for my team. I want to be the person that encourages others to try new things and to be the person that others can depend on when they’re struggling. I also believe in order to make a good captain, you need to have not only responsibility, positivity, skill, and communication, but discipline as well. In order for your team to take you seriously and for the team to really come together and correct mistakes, you need to be serious and have a little discipline, yet a whole lot of

I feel that as a captain of this team, I can create a positive and strong environment for my team to have a strong love for cheer. This allows your teammates to respect you and want to become a better cheerleader. I can see people’s strengths and weaknesses and help them overcome them in a fun, positive way. I know that being a captain takes a lot of hard work, time, and dedication and I would love nothing more than to be the one who dedicates my time to this team. I will stand with this team to the end, through the good and the bad. At times, I might seem quiet, or not the best cheerleader out there, etc, but I am really trying hard behind the scenes to become a better cheerleader and finding ways to help make our team wonderful. Being not only a cheerleader, but a captain means way more than sidelines, ball games, sporting events, pep-rally’s and leading your team. It’s how you appear to the community and how you are as a student and person. You want someone smart, responsible, and dedicated to be the very best person they can be. How you appear outside of cheer represents your team and your school. You must have a good reputation to gain respect around your school and