The family decided it was easier for the family for Allie to attend South, where Kim teaches. She made the team, but then her father, Mark Robért's health started to decline again. She enjoyed it and tried out for Cheyenne East's spirit squad. Allie decided to dip her toe in cheerleading by attending a camp. However, a funny thing happened between eighth and ninth grades. She never envisioned herself doing a "pretty sport" like cheerleading. She also pursued music and basically anything other than cheerleading.Īs a middle-schooler, Allie had her sights firmly set on focusing on swimming, and using the winter and spring sports seasons to stay in shape for swimming. Kim Robért has spent her coaching career amassing state cheerleading championships.Ĭonsciously or unconsciously, Allie avoided cheerleading growing up, opting for volleyball, basketball, softball, track and swimming. I know it surprises the assistant coaches who have been with me for a long time and were around her when she was a little girl." "It still surprises me that she started cheerleading and has reached this level. "I remember thinking, 'Where did this come from all of a sudden?' "I got a little choked up when she said she wanted to cheer in high school because she had shown zero interest in it before," Kim said with a laugh. The fact Allie was in Hawaii as an All-American cheerleader would catch those who knew her prior to her arrival at South off guard. They absorbed the information on the plaques, including seeing where one of the last living survivors of the attack was entombed. She and her mother, South spirit coach Kim Robért, spent a great deal of time at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. Robért soaked in the experience, including the historic aspect. There were more activities planned, but they had to be scrapped due to a record amount of rain that fell on the island earlier this month. The group was part of the ceremonies commemorating the attack and performed during a parade Dec.
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Varsity Spirit assembled a group of 600 cheerleaders to perform in Hawaii through a series of United Cheer Association camps. "I'm really grateful I had the opportunity to perform for them." Seeing people that survived that attack and being there for the ceremonies was really emotional. "I was honored to be picked for the event. Pre-Sale Discount Pricing Deadline is March 11th."It was pretty breathtaking being out there for such a big anniversary," the Cheyenne South senior said. I knowingly and freely assume all such risks related to illness and infectious diseases, such as COVID-19, even if arising from attending the US Open. While particular rules and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious illness and death does exist 2. By attending the US Open risks includes possible exposure to and illness from infectious diseases including but not limited to COVID-19. I acknowledge and understand the following: 1. BY ATTENDING THE US OPEN - ASSUMPTION OF THE RISK. However, US Cheer cannot guarantee that its participants, volunteers, partners, or others in attendance will not become infected with COVID-19.Individuals who have health issues, and can not wear a MASK, should not attend this event. Because COVID-19 is extremely contagious and is spread mainly from person-to-person contact, US Cheer has put in place preventative measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19. While attending the US Open Championship presented by United States Cheerleading Association, (US Cheer) “social distancing” must be practiced and MASKS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES to reduce the risks of exposure to COVID-19.