BBYC Cheering

Whats new for the 2026 Season?

We will be continuing with our choreography camp for our PeeWee, Junior and Senior squads.  (Our Flex squad will continue having the junior coaches choreograph the routines).  Choreography camp will be August 1st and 2nd, times and locations TBD.  Please follow us on facebook (bbycbulldogs) and instagram (bbycCheer) to keep up with the latest information. 

 

2026-Info Sheet - Loading

Info sheet contains dates and times for practices and special dates parents and athletes need to be aware of.   Click the link above to download or view the info sheet.

2026 Age Cutoff

2026 Sr Squad - A player must not have reached his 15th birthday before September 1st of the current year.  Students entering the 9th grade or higher are ineligible.  Students who have graduated 8th grade are not eligible.

 

2026 Jr Squad - A player must not have reached his 12th birthday prior to April 1st.  Students entering the 7th grade or higher must not have reached their 12th birthday by September 1st.

2026 PeeWee Squad - A Player must not have reached his 10th birthday by April 1st.  Students entering the 5th grade or higher must not have reached their 10th birthday by September 1st.

2026 Mascots - Ages 4,5, and 6

 

2026 Coaching Staff

2026 Senior Bulldogs Coaching Staff

Head Coach

 


Advisors

TBD

TBD

Jr. Coaches

TBD

TBD

 

 

2026 Junior Bulldogs Coaching Staff

Head Coach

TBD


Advisors

TBD

TBD

TBD

Jr Coaches

TBD

2026 Pee Wee Bulldogs Coaching Staff

Head Coach

Heather Oguss


Advisors

TBD

Jr Coaches

TBD

2026 Mighty Mite Coaching Staff

Head Coach

TBD


Advisors

TBD

Jr Coaches

TBD

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The History of Cheer

By ginoolympio | February 12, 2018

History of Cheerleading Cheerleading first started at Princeton University in the 1880s with the crowd chant, as a way to encourage school spirit at football games. A few years later, Princeton graduate Thomas Peebles introduced the idea of organized crowd chanting to the University of Minnesota in 1894, but it was not until 1898 that…