Meet Our Team
We are here to provide you and your family with the best youth cheerleading experience possible! We are proud to bring you a group of highly accomplished coaches and administrators. Read the bios below to learn more about your coaches and other leaders in our organization.
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Katrina Trampush
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About Coach Katrina:
Katrina has been with SYC since 2015. She has a background in both dance and cheerleading. Creating dance routines is one of her favorite parts about being a coach. When she’s not at cheer, Katrina is busy teaching in the Stanwood-Camano school district. In her spare time, she enjoys being with her family and pets or reading books. Katrina looks forward to the new cheer season and making great memories with the cheerleaders!
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Caitlyn Hill
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About Coach Caitlyn:
Caitlyn Has been a part of Stanwood Youth Cheer coaching team since 2019. She has a history of cheer experience. She was an SYC cheerleader back in the day. Caitlyn also participated in competitive cheer with Absolute Cheer and cheered for Stanwood High School. When Caitlyn was not cheering, she was an athlete on the field and in the gym. Playing softball, soccer, and basketball. She has always worn Red and White. Go Spartans! Caitlyn’s passion is volunteering with youth. During high school Caitlyn earned herself a four-year letter for Community Service. Volunteering hundreds of hours in her community. Caitlyn works as Para Educator in the Stanwood-Camano School District. Caitlyn is a great team player, a great leader, and knows how to bring Cheer to any experience.
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 | Jennifer England
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| About Coach Jennifer:
Coach Jennifer is excited to begin her 5th season with SYC. She has a passion for encouraging cheerleaders to grow within the sport while building confidence in themselves. She believes that hard work, dedication, and having fun are key to success, while also emphasizing the importance of self-discipline, teamwork, positive attitudes, and respect. Coach Jennifer is committed to helping her athletes develop not only as cheerleaders, but as well-rounded individuals both on and off the field.
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 | Emilee Aschbrenner
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Coach Emilee is a Stanwood Youth Cheer Alumni! She grew up in Stanwood and is passionate about giving back to the community that raised her. She currently is a program supervisor for a local child development center and loves to catch as many Mariners games as she can.
She believes every cheerleader deserves a coach who believes in them and will push them to be their best, on the side lines or in life. She loves working with her team through the season to grow their strengths, and self-esteem. Her favorite thing about cheerleading is stunting, it is the ultimate test of a team’s trust in one another. Her favorite thing about coaching is watching her team bond and helping young cheerleaders find their joy in this amazingly rewarding sport.
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Anlee Fekkes | | About Coach Anlee:
Anlee was excited when her daughter wanted to give cheerleading a try. As a cheerleader herself, Anlee knows the value opportunities like cheer provides to build confident, strong young ladies. Her favorite part about cheerleading is seeing young ladies grow in confidence and skill and being a cheerleader for her cheerleaders. | |
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Tayshia Mosher | | About Coach Tayshia:
I have been an SYC coach since 2024 and bring a lifelong love of cheer to the team. Growing up, I spent eight years as a sideline cheerleader and
three years competing, which shaped my passion for developing confident athletes and strong, connected teams through skill, teamwork, and positivity.
My favorite part of coaching is watching the confidence build in each girl over the season. When I’m not coaching, you can find me spending time with my family, cheering on my niece at her softball games, or swimming. |
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Rikki Kenny | | About Coach Rikki:
As a dedicated second-year PeeWee Cheer Coach, she brings both passion and experience to the program. With a childhood background in dance, gymnastics, and drill team, as well as a former cheerleader throughout high school, she continued her love for the sport by cheering at the semi-pro level post college graduation. She continues to pursue educational opportunities through choreography classes, stunt clinics, and coaching mentorships. Coach Rikki has been a part of the Stanwood community for 12 years and is energetic and passionate about giving back to the youth programs in our hometown. As a mom of five kiddos aged 4-13, she understands the importance of teamwork, confidence, and commitment—both on and off the mat. Rikki has also been a proud Spartan Cheer parent in the SYC program for seven years, giving her a well-rounded perspective and true connection to the cheer community. Her goal is to inspire young athletes in the sport we love, build strong cheer fundamentals and moral values, help kids develop life skills they can take with them into future areas of their life, and create a positive, encouraging environment for every cheerleader, for many years to come! |
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Hope Howard | | About Coach Hope:
Coach Hope is a long time cheer parent and second year cheer coach. Growing up, her family moved frequently but she has been in this community
for more than 15 years now and is passionate about giving back to the community that she has been warmly welcomed into. When she is not at cheer,
she is mom of five who works as a property manager focusing on affordable housing. Her favorite part about coaching cheer is watching the
cheerleaders shine on and off the mat and building life long friendships!
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The goal of our cheer program is to learn age and skill level appropriate cheerleading fundamentals, to support our Ellington Roadrunners football team, and to have fun! Safety is our first priority, and your coach will be CPR & First Aid certified, a member of the NYSCA, trained in concussion prevention, and safety certified through the AACCA.
Our first practice is on Monday, July 28. We practice Mon-Thurs each week during the summer, and then reduce to a shortened practice schedule once school begins at the coach’s discretion. Our time during August is a critical learning period, and we ask that every attempt is made to be at each practice. This is where we learn the basics of arm motions, jumps, stunting, sideline cheers, and the halftime routine. It is a lot to learn in a short period of time, so expect to see a little something new from you cheerleader each day. Of course, practice at home is what makes this all possible, so we ask that you encourage them to stretch and practice often.
Once the season begins, we cheer weekly at Roadrunners football games home and away, within the NCFL league. The games are generally on Sundays with the occasional Saturday game. We cheer rain or shine, so please plan accordingly. We participate in the NCFL cheer competition in late Oct/early Nov, which we prepare for throughout the season. This is an event that puts the spotlight specifically on the cheerleaders, and is an amazing opportunity to show off everything we learn throughout the season. Schedules permitting, we sometimes participate in other competitions in our area. More information on competitions will be provided from your coach.
Your coaches are excited and can’t wait to meet you! Please join us at our registration/orientation event in May to learn more.
GO ROADRUNNERS!!
The goal of our cheer program is to learn age and skill level appropriate cheerleading fundamentals, to support our Ellington Roadrunners football team, and to have fun! Safety is our first priority, and your coach will be CPR & First Aid certified, a member of the NYSCA, trained in concussion prevention, and safety certified through the AACCA.
Our first practice is on Monday, July 28. We practice Mon-Thurs each week during the summer, and then reduce to a shortened practice schedule once school begins at the coach’s discretion. Our time during August is a critical learning period, and we ask that every attempt is made to be at each practice. This is where we learn the basics of arm motions, jumps, stunting, sideline cheers, and the halftime routine. It is a lot to learn in a short period of time, so expect to see a little something new from you cheerleader each day. Of course, practice at home is what makes this all possible, so we ask that you encourage them to stretch and practice often.
Once the season begins, we cheer weekly at Roadrunners football games home and away, within the NCFL league. The games are generally on Sundays with the occasional Saturday game. We cheer rain or shine, so please plan accordingly. We participate in the NCFL cheer competition in late Oct/early Nov, which we prepare for throughout the season. This is an event that puts the spotlight specifically on the cheerleaders, and is an amazing opportunity to show off everything we learn throughout the season. Schedules permitting, we sometimes participate in other competitions in our area. More information on competitions will be provided from your coach.
Your coaches are excited and can’t wait to meet you! Please join us at our registration/orientation event in May to learn more.
GO ROADRUNNERS!!
The goal of our cheer program is to learn age and skill level appropriate cheerleading fundamentals, to support our Ellington Roadrunners football team, and to have fun! Safety is our first priority, and your coach will be CPR & First Aid certified, a member of the NYSCA, trained in concussion prevention, and safety certified through the AACCA.
Our first practice is on Monday, July 28. We practice Mon-Thurs each week during the summer, and then reduce to a shortened practice schedule once school begins at the coach’s discretion. Our time during August is a critical learning period, and we ask that every attempt is made to be at each practice. This is where we learn the basics of arm motions, jumps, stunting, sideline cheers, and the halftime routine. It is a lot to learn in a short period of time, so expect to see a little something new from you cheerleader each day. Of course, practice at home is what makes this all possible, so we ask that you encourage them to stretch and practice often.
Once the season begins, we cheer weekly at Roadrunners football games home and away, within the NCFL league. The games are generally on Sundays with the occasional Saturday game. We cheer rain or shine, so please plan accordingly. We participate in the NCFL cheer competition in late Oct/early Nov, which we prepare for throughout the season. This is an event that puts the spotlight specifically on the cheerleaders, and is an amazing opportunity to show off everything we learn throughout the season. Schedules permitting, we sometimes participate in other competitions in our area. More information on competitions will be provided from your coach.
Your coaches are excited and can’t wait to meet you! Please join us at our registration/orientation event in May to learn more.
GO ROADRUNNERS!!