Annual Westchester County Cheerleading Invitational to take place at Somers HS
County Executive George Latimer says that cheerleading has long been considered an iconic American activity that symbolizes school spirit, athleticism and leadership.
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Feb 2, 2023, 3:36 AM
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12h agoThe 73rd annual Westchester County Cheerleading Invitational is coming back to Somers High School.
It will take place this Saturday.
County Executive George Latimer says that cheerleading has long been considered an iconic American activity that symbolizes school spirit, athleticism and leadership.
Competitive cheer squads will be judged on jumps, tumbling, partner stunts and more.
Doors open at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
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