Well today is the last day of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month and cheer season is officially over. But I will always remember all the memories I made. One of the moments that sticks out to me is when the football team won the state championship at Hershey. My parents and I travelled to Hershey with the cheerleading team to cheer them on! I got to ride the bus on the way up there because my mom rode it with me. My dad drove our car (even though the bus was wheelchair accessible

This weekend my high school's football team went to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) championship. They were undefeated, and ready to win! The event took place at Heinz field; it was really cool to be down on the famous field. Our game was the only game it didn’t really rain for so my wheelchair didn’t get that wet, thank goodness. My mom was on the field with me to help if I needed it. We won the game!! We are now 6A champs and ready to go on

Well, I’m officially a senior. It’s my last year at high school and I’m sad and happy at the same time. I’m sad because I’m going to miss all my friends next year, but I’m happy to see what else the world has in store for me. I really like all of my classes I’m going to have this year, and the best part is I don’t have math haha. Cheerleading is going well, and we’ve already had a couple of games. It’s really fun to be out on the field, even though sometimes it can be bitterl

Well last week was a very tiring and exciting week for me. I tried out for cheerleading and I made it - on Varsity! My two friends were on the team together last year, and for this year they wanted me to be on the team with them since it is our senior year. The tryouts were 2 hours after school for a whole week, and only one of my friends had to try out with me since the other one was already on the Varsity Squad. We had to learn a dance and cheer to show to the judges at the