The Hoosac Valley High School cheerleadering team celebrates its Western Mass Championship. Members seen are: First row, from left, Taylor Boulger, Aurora Brackett and Captain Rylin Larabee. Second row, Brooklyn Gregory, Captain Leyah Brown, Vanessa Biddy. Third row, Peyton Albano, Captain Gracie Rhinemiller, Captain Cameron Lovato, Captain Eva Akroman, Hanna Borer.
CHESHIRE, Mass. -- The Hoosac Valley High School cheerleading team is headed back to the state championship meet after winning a Western Massachusetts title for the third year in a row.
The team is captained by Ava Akroman, Leyah Brown, Rylin Larabee, Cameron Lovato and Gracie Rhinemiller and includes Payton Albano, Vanessa Biddy, Hanna Borer, Taylor Boulger, Aurora Brackett and Brooklyn Gregory.
The team is coached by Nataleigh Harrington, Katie Wood, Sacia McClary and Michelle Mason.
The state championship is March 8 at Worcester State University.
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