RED TEAM CHEERS COLOR WAR FULL
RED TEAM CHEERS COLOR WAR ZIP

He promised better results if they remained patient, focused and continued to put it all on the line. But Captain Aiden squelched any dejected thoughts derived from looking up at the top, oozing confidence as he pushed his guys to build on the momentum gained late yesterday. This group could have been downtrodden from two tough days with not-so-great results.

He cautiously warned that there’s still a long way to go. Captain Coop implored his guys to continue to “go for the gold” – to play their hearts out and to try to build this lead even bigger. They’ve held the lead for the better part of the last two days, although still a bit tentative. This morning’s “psych-up” meetings told the story….įor Red, it was a real chance to separate themselves enough to alleviate any potential pitfalls from tonight’s critical Songs and Cheers competition. The weather could not have cooperated better, bringing us maybe the most spectacular day of the summer. The views will be spectacular and you’ll be in awe of what these girls will be going down and up that day.As we moved past the halfway point, the significance of Day 4 cannot be overstated. We have one last trip planned on Thursday to make our last rappels and climbs on the beautiful west Brow of Lookout Mountain. One exception to the last day of classes will be our Caving and repelling class.

RED TEAM CHEERS COLOR WAR ZIP

Tomorrow we’ll be back to our regular schedule and last day of classes as all the campers will be getting in their last runs on the zip line, circus, riding their favorite horse, and finishing up their arts and crafts or pottery projects so even though it’ll be a regular day of classes, everyone will be busy getting in as much as possible. It was an awesome day and everyone is fast asleep now from all the action. (there’s still no better music than the 70’s and 80’s!!).Īfter all the color throwing, cheering, singing, sign making and skit performing (wow, what busy day its been!!) the final results were……… Mounties 3rd, Rangers 2nd and the Troopers 1st!!

It was funny to hear them talk about this “New song” they had for the competition. They all did a great job, but I gotta tell ya, the Troopers did their song to an Elton John classic “Crocodile Rock” and it was one fore the ages! Sad thing was non of the campers even knew what a great song they were singing.

With everything they’ve had going on this week, I was blown away at how well they did on their cheers and songs. There wasn’t a face that didn’t have club colors painted on it as they all were getting ready to finish out the day and the competition in the gym supporting their club.

RED TEAM CHEERS COLOR WAR FULL

By then the temps had warmed up and no one complained one little bit about hopping in the river to play, um, I mean clean up and cool off to get ready for the big ChEER OFF they’ve been working on all week.Īll the campers came to dinner decked out in their club colors and full of club spirit. Be sure to check out the video and see for yourself how crazy it was, It’s pretty entertaining.Īfter Color wars, it was time to clean up in the river. When they started the game, the clean, cool, quiet mountain air was instantly transformed into a fog of red, green, and blue dust and ear piercing yells as they ran and attacked each other with their clubs colors. Then after lunch instead of having our afternoon classes, all the campers came together in their clubs and headed to the sports field for our first session COLOR WARS! I’d try to explain it to ya, but I’ll let the video of it do that for me, It does a great job of explaining what happens when you give powdered color to a bunch of girls and tell them its a contest. We started the day off with our normal morning classes (did I mention its been in the low 60s in the mornings? Yea… were having that kind of session, its GREAT!!). A colorful happy day to ya parents! At least its been quite a colorful and loud day up here on the mountain.

Red team cheers color war