Holloway, Reynolds win in all-star cheer competition

June 19, 2019 at 5:00 a.m. | Updated June 18, 2019 at 3:31 a.m.

by STAFF REPORT

SUBMITTED Bella Holloway, a freshman, and Kaitlyn Reynolds, a senior, both from Gravette High School, traveled to the Wide World of Sports at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., for an invitation-only all-star cheerleading competition. Their team earned a bid in January to compete at The Summit. They made it through the first round on Friday, May 3, and went straight to finals on Sunday, May 5. Their team, Infiniti Athletics Steel, won the Medium Coed Level 4 division on Sunday evening. More than 1,500 teams from 10 countries competed. This was a prestigious end-of-season event for All-Star Cheerleading, with only 10% of teams nationwide earning a bid to the Summit.
SUBMITTED Bella Holloway, a freshman, and Kaitlyn Reynolds, a senior, both from Gravette High School, traveled to the Wide World of Sports at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., for an invitation-only all-star cheerleading competition. Their team earned a bid in January to compete at The Summit. They made it through the first round on Friday, May 3, and went straight to finals on Sunday, May 5. Their team, Infiniti Athletics Steel, won the Medium Coed Level 4 division on Sunday evening. More than 1,500 teams from 10 countries competed. This was a prestigious end-of-season event for All-Star Cheerleading, with only 10% of teams nationwide earning a bid to the Summit.

GRAVETTE -- Bella Holloway, a freshman, and Kaitlyn Reynolds, a senior, both from Gravette High School, traveled to the Wide World of Sports at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., for an invitation-only all-star cheerleading competition.

Their team earned a bid in January to compete at The Summit. They made it through the first round on Friday, May 3, and went straight to finals on Sunday, May 5. Their team, Infiniti Athletics Steel, won the Medium Coed Level 4 division on Sunday evening.

More than 1,500 teams from 10 countries competed. This was a prestigious end-of-season event for All-Star Cheerleading, with only 10% of teams nationwide earning a bid to the Summit.

Sports on 06/19/2019