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Saucon Valley cheerleaders engage with fans and promote the school in a positive light both at football games and community events. That’s why we are shining a spotlight on this year’s 11 senior cheerleaders. This week’s spotlight is on Virginia Kouros.
Saucon Valley cheerleaders engage with fans and promote the school in a positive light both at football games and community events. That’s why we are shining a spotlight on this year’s 11 senior cheerleaders. This week’s spotlight is on Dana Fischer.
If you have ever attended a Saucon Valley football game, you know that the cheerleaders who support the team work very hard to keep school and community spirit high. That’s why we are shining a spotlight on this year’s 11 senior cheerleaders, one of whom is Brynne Szabo.
If you have ever attended a Saucon Valley football game, you know that the cheerleaders who support the team work very hard to keep school and community spirit high. That’s why we are shining a spotlight on this year’s 11 senior cheerleaders, one of whom is Kylie Beller.
Another season of Saucon Source’s Little Panther Rundown, covering all of the local rising football and cheerleading stars in Saucon Valley, begins Saturday, Aug. 24.
Ian Csicsek and Jacy Farace are two members of Saucon Valley High Schools 2018 Homecoming Court.
Here’s a rundown of all the action that occurred on Aug. 25: opening day of the 2018 fall season for the Saucon Valley Youth Sports Association’s youth football and cheerleading teams.
The SVSD campus was more alive than usual today after school with the official start of the 2016-2017 PIAA winter sports season. According to Panther Athletic Director Bob Frey, about 220 students have registered from grades 7-12 to participate in Saucon Valley School District winter sports. The kids were working hard all over campus this afternoon and evening preparing for a new season.
The 2016 PIAA Fall preseason is officially upon us. According to Saucon Valley Athletic Director Bob Frey, 413 student-athletes, including 49 Marching Band members, started their PIAA sanctioned practice sessions yesterday. The campus was buzzing with activity early in the morning and continued all day long until the band marched their way into the sunset.
Saucon Valley Youth cheerleaders competed in the 2016 Reach the Beach National Championships in Ocean City, Md., Saturday, where the Mighty Minis team (4th grade and under) received an honorable mention placement and Team Spirit (6th grade and under) was awarded third place. “Out of seven squads the Mighty Minis were one of three that got Honorable Mention, but we are all so proud of all of the girls for getting up on that high stage in front of so many spectators and doing a great job,” parent Karen Cooney said. “The scores showed they did really well,” she added. “They only had a couple points off that would have made the difference in ranking.” “The girls worked extremely hard this year and should be proud of their performances,” VP for cheerleading for the Saucon Valley Youth Sports Association Jeanne Reilly said.
