YOU CHECK OUT EVERYTHING — YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED ON OUR WEBSITE — THAT’S MY N-B-C 5 — DOT COM. BACK IN THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE — LET’S TAKE A LOOK — AT THE VERMONT STATE CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS! IN DIVISION 1.. IT WENT TO A TIE BREAKING DIFFICULTY SCORE.. BETWEEN ESSEX AND RUTLAND. THE TWO SCHOOLS FINISHED WITH A EVEN ROUTINE SCORE.. BUT THE JUDGES DETERMINED RUTLAND’S ROUTINE — HAD THE HIGHER DIFFICULTY SCORE. THIS MEANS RUTLAND — WILL BRING THEIR 12TH CONSECUTIVE CHEERLEADING STATE TITLE — BACK HOME. IN DIVISION 2.. RUTLAND’S PRACTICE PARTNERS FROM MILL RIVER WE’RE PLACED BACK ON TOP.. AFTER BEING UPSET A SEASON AGO. THE MINUTEMEN DOMINATED.. EARNING A SCORE OF 150. BOTH MILL RIVER AND RUTLAND — WERE PLEASED TO SHARE STATE TITLES TOGETHER — BASED ON THE SISTERHOOD THEY HAVE BUILT — OUTSIDE OF THE COMPETITION. <Alexandra Juarez> “It’s so much fun, like the sisterhood part of it. We’re cheering each other on. We know each other’s routines. And our favorite part is your crank it up in the dance. I love it so much. Yeah.” <Taylor Murphy> “and it’s so rewarding. Like just all the hard work and effort we put into this to see it finally pay off and have our state championship. It’s amazing. We” Snow showers continue to taper off this afternoon but linger over northern New York
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Rutland cheerleading takes down Essex in tiebreaker for state championship
Rutland wins 12th straight D-I title, Mill River claims D-II championship
For the 12th year in a row, Rutland High School cheerleading is on top of Vermont.The dynasty didn’t continue without drama, as Rutland’s routine tied Essex High School’s score of 163, leading the judges to go to a tiebreaking rubric defined by the level of difficulty of each school’s routine, removing technique when deciding the tiebreaker. Rutland’s 79 difficulty score edged the Hornets’ 75-point effort, sending Rutland home with a dozen consecutive state titles.Rutland’s practice partners from Mill River dominated the Division II slate, scoring 150 to take home a second title in three seasons.
For the 12th year in a row, Rutland High School cheerleading is on top of Vermont.
The dynasty didn’t continue without drama, as Rutland’s routine tied Essex High School’s score of 163, leading the judges to go to a tiebreaking rubric defined by the level of difficulty of each school’s routine, removing technique when deciding the tiebreaker. Rutland’s 79 difficulty score edged the Hornets’ 75-point effort, sending Rutland home with a dozen consecutive state titles.
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Rutland’s practice partners from Mill River dominated the Division II slate, scoring 150 to take home a second title in three seasons.
