The varsity cheer squad at San Rafael High School is flying high off their win at nationals, marking the seventh national title the school has won since 2017.
High School is flying high off their win at nationals, marking the seventh national title the school has won since 2017.
Head Coach Shawna Hoch said San Rafael Cheer is the only cheer team in the North Bay that competes in an advanced division. What makes the team even more unique is that none of the members had any cheer experience prior to joining the team. Senior Iza Grijalva called the season a rollercoaster of emotions, but said her fellow cheerleaders always support one another.SEE ALSO:Hoch said the team reflects the community, diverse and resilient.
She and the other coaches work to ensure that when these kids cheer, they leave everything at the door.
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