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Varsity team

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Sep 11, 2026

Stephanie HarloweHOST
13:26
And Jade was chosen.
Stephanie HarloweHOST
13:28
For many years, JV and Varsity to be the captain of the cheerleading team, which was a huge achievement and something where it was like, yeah, we're not only acknowledging that you're great at what you do, you're a great cheerleader, but you're a great leader.
Stephanie HarloweHOST
13:41
And a lot of people respect you and your peers respect you.
Derek LevasseurHOST
13:44
And that's important, right? It's not always the best player.
Joe FavaroGUEST
4:01
And, you know, that consistency, you know, we all coach JV.
Joe FavaroGUEST
4:07
And so, you know, your position coach is your position coach, whether it's JV or Varsity.
Joe FavaroGUEST
4:11
So these kids, you know, if you're a running backs coach, you're getting coached by our offensive coordinator, John Sluder, all the way through high school.
Joe FavaroGUEST
4:17
So they get, you know, that type of coaching every day throughout the season.
speaker_2HOST
14:48
Competitive sports have always sorted athletes.
speaker_2HOST
14:51
Varsity, JV, freshman.
speaker_2HOST
14:53
Sometimes it's JV1, JV2, A team, B team, rec, travel, club, select, all-star, all-state.
speaker_2HOST
15:02
Elite, whatever terminology your sport uses.
Troy PetersGUEST
10:13
And we got to see them go regional championships so many years in a row and then get to forward field that one year.
Troy PetersGUEST
10:20
I think a big dream being on the Varsity squad playing Mason and Varsity football.
Jack EblingHOST
10:25
Gary, that's when you know your program has arrived.
Jack EblingHOST
10:29
I've always said that when I watch Grand Ledge baseball, these kids are six years old, and all they want to do is wear that uniform, right? So when you've got that going in the community.
Mike BikerHOST
27:20
Photo shoots.
Mike BikerHOST
27:22
Any idea how many teams we've taken care of up to this point, JV and Varsity?
Isabel PfeifferHOST
27:28
Oh, man.
Isabel PfeifferHOST
27:31
One, two, three, four, five, six.
Rebecca BuchananHOST
1:16
you start by giving a bit of a synopsis about what your book's about? I would love to.
Emily CharlotteGUEST
1:21
So Catching Feelings is the second book in the Varsity series.
Emily CharlotteGUEST
1:26
It's a standalone young adult romance, but it does follow the events of Heart Check for anyone who read the hockey romance of last year.
Emily CharlotteGUEST
1:36
And Catching Feelings is Sabrina's story.

8 MINS LATER

Rebecca BuchananHOST
9:22
Was that something you wanted to do? You chose to do? Can you talk a little bit about the structure and these two characters and kind of writing them?
Emily CharlotteGUEST
9:30
I love dual POV.
Emily CharlotteGUEST
9:32
I think some books lend themselves to it more than others, but in this book and so far all of the Varsity series, both character arcs feel equally important.
Emily CharlotteGUEST
9:42
I think you could certainly have just a Sabrina or just a Tyler book, but so much of the tension and the emotional payoff is thanks to the journeys that they're each going on.
Alyssa Charlston SmithGUEST
12:20
At that point, 16 years old, I would tell myself way to get to this point.
Alyssa Charlston SmithGUEST
12:27
At that point, I was on Varsity as a sophomore and I knew I could have a role.
Alyssa Charlston SmithGUEST
12:33
So I'd say the hard work paid off but it doesn't end here.
Alyssa Charlston SmithGUEST
12:37
You have so much more to… get better at.
Jacob HesterHOST
4:42
Bruh.
Matt FlynnHOST
4:43
He was the only one that had ever watched Varsity Blues.
Matt FlynnHOST
4:45
Yeah.
Matt FlynnHOST
4:46
Shout out to Cole Payton.

9 MINS LATER

Jacob HesterHOST
14:01
Sponsoring it.
Jacob HesterHOST
14:02
I think they moved it to 630.
Jacob HesterHOST
14:06
For JV? I think Varsity is going first now.
Jacob HesterHOST
14:08
Oh, because of the weather? Yeah, they switched it yesterday because of the weather.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:18
Noon, Saturday, week zero.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:21
That's 11 a.m. Central, right? I know everybody back in Texas is going to be listening on the Varsity app.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:25
Both of the broadcasts are available online.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:27
on Varsity app, Jones Angel, Tar Heel Sports Network.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:30
You guys get started early, man.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:31
I know y'all got a long pregame show.
Stephen HartzellHOST
26:59
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Stephen HartzellHOST
27:03
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AngieHOST
2:48
My sources are usacheer.org, the history of cheerleading.
AngieHOST
2:51
Varsity.com has a cheerleading history page.
AngieHOST
2:56
And here's the thing.
AngieHOST
2:58
This started because last year, Ian and I were seated very close to the student-run cheer section of the audience.

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