All-Star Cheerleading is a highly competitive and growing sport for both girls and boys that combines gymnastics, dance, acrobatics, and elements of traditional cheerleading. All-Star teams have up to 36 athletes and complete routines set to 2.5 minutes of music. All-Star cheerleaders are purely competitive and do not cheer or lead the crowd for any sports teams or schools. All-Star teams typically compete against each other, based on age and skill level, between November and April each year.
Cheer Omega allowed In The Game – Emerald Coast a chance to watch these extremely talented athletes in action!
Aaryanna Longmire
Age: 14
Parents: Michelle and Marcellus Smith III, Fred Longmire
Influences: My cousin, Morgan Sanders – she is the reason I started competitive cheer. My Mom because she pushes me to do more and better things.
Achievements: [Athletic] WSA (Worldwide Spirit Association) National Grand Champions; third place out of 14 at Cheersport Atlanta; in track: six first-place ribbons in the 4×1 and 4×4, second place at county track meet for the 4×4 [Academic] 3.8 GPA, honor student
Goals: [Athletic] to get my tumbling high and more advanced [Academic] obtain 4.0 GPA and study sports medicine
Hobbies: cheer, track, listening to music, and drawing.
