Yorkshire Coast Cheerleading club "East Coast Tigers" have come back from the national championships with a cabinet full of silverware.
A Scarborough Cheerleading club has come back from the national championships this weekend with a slew of trophies.
East Coast Tigers took part in the event in Manchester.
Head Coach, Jess Mortimer, says they did rather well.
The club took five teams to the Heart of England event in Manchester at the weekend and came back with 5 trophies and the grand champion title.
Head Coach Jess Mortimer says their hard work has paid off.
The Youth 1 Fury team won first place in their competition. Junior Prep Pr1de also achieved a first place finish.
Junior 2 Crush came second in their event as did Senior 1 obsession.
The Senior 2 Passion Queens came first in their competition and also received the highest score of the whole day A massive 97.14% to be crowned grand champions.


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