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Wed, Apr 8, 2009 - [Competitive Cheer]
Jason Harwell helped his Iowa Central CC Cheer Team to a second-place finish at Cheer LTD Nationals
Oskaloosa--William Penn University cheerleading coach Chrissy Anderson has announced the signing of four individuals to letters of intent to attend the University in the fall and compete for the cheerleading program.
Danielle Stasser is a senior at A-D-M HS in Des Moines.
"Danielle has cheered throughout high school and on competition squads," Anderson said. "She has a strong background in skill and technique."
Suzi Rouse is a transfer student from Indian Hills CC.
"Suzi cheered throughout her high school career and now in college," Anderson said. "Suzi will be studying Secondary Education and Accounting."
Jason Harwell is originally from Centerville and is completing his first year at Iowa Central CC.
"Jason competed at Cheer LTD Nationals for the Iowa Central CC Cheer Team where they took home the 2nd place trophy," Anderson said. "His background in cheer and tumbling will be an asset to the Penn cheerleading program."
Hailey Brown is a hometown product from Oskaloosa and cheered for Oskaloosa HS her senior year.
"Hailey's high school cheer coaches are current members of the Penn cheer team," Anderson said. "She said she had heard and seen great things from the WPU cheer program this year, making it an easy decision to want to be a part of it."
Danielle Stasser is a senior at A-D-M HS in Des Moines.
"Danielle has cheered throughout high school and on competition squads," Anderson said. "She has a strong background in skill and technique."
Suzi Rouse is a transfer student from Indian Hills CC.
"Suzi cheered throughout her high school career and now in college," Anderson said. "Suzi will be studying Secondary Education and Accounting."
Jason Harwell is originally from Centerville and is completing his first year at Iowa Central CC.
"Jason competed at Cheer LTD Nationals for the Iowa Central CC Cheer Team where they took home the 2nd place trophy," Anderson said. "His background in cheer and tumbling will be an asset to the Penn cheerleading program."
Hailey Brown is a hometown product from Oskaloosa and cheered for Oskaloosa HS her senior year.
"Hailey's high school cheer coaches are current members of the Penn cheer team," Anderson said. "She said she had heard and seen great things from the WPU cheer program this year, making it an easy decision to want to be a part of it."
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