Going for the victory… Cheerleaders, coaches know what’s on the line
Published 12:38 am Tuesday, March 3, 2020
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Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Cyclone boys head coach Lucas Honeycutt along with his wife, Holli, and son, Holt, came out to support the Lady Cyclones on Friday night in the Region 1-AA tournament.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders As the starting lineups are announced, the EHS cheerleaders welcome each player to the court.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders EHS cheerleader Sophia Paulson engages the student body as she cheers on her Cyclones
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders Cyclone senior cheerleader Carlee Sullins leads the cheerleaders in an EHS cheer during the recent Region 1-AA Boys tournament.
Star Photo/Ivan Sanders The Elizabethton cheerleaders take to the floor during a timeout to pep up the Cyclone students and fans.
As the 2019-2020 basketball season hangs in the balance for local teams, the cheerleaders and coaches from each school know exactly what is on the line each time they take the court now as a loss means the end of the road for local basketball teams that are still fighting to advance to the state championships.
For that reason, the cheerleaders are working double-time to make sure to keep their respective student bodies and fans in the game from the opening tip to the final horn.
Also, coaches come out to show support for their counterparts as they realize what it’s like to be in the same boat. Time will tell who will be left standing and whose season will come to an end as basketball heads down the home stretch this week.
