The Senior Spotlight today shines on cheerleader Meghan Marsh, who will be attending Neumann University in the fall to major in nursing.
Who has been your biggest supporter during your cheerleading career at CHS? My biggest supporter during my cheerleading career has been the other senior cheerleaders. We all started our cheerleading careers together when we were 5 and have become really close. We have been through a lot together, both good and bad, and we have been there for each other through it all. I am really going to miss them next year.
Favorite class at CHS? My favorite class has to be Anatomy and Physiology, which I am taking this year.
Favorite movie? My favorite movie of all time is Grease.
Favorite song? My favorite song right now is Shut Up and Dance, but I also love anything by One Direction.
Will you be cheering in college? Yes, I will be cheering in college.
Did you play any other sports at CHS? Other than cheering, I also played softball my freshmen and sophomore year, but stopped due to a shoulder injury. I couldn’t do both sports so I decided that continuing with cheering was more important.
What will you miss most about CHS? I will miss seeing my friends everyday the most. I’ll also miss being able to cheer with the girls I began my cheerleading career with who have become to be some of my best friends.
What is your most memorable moment from your cheerleading career at CHS? My most memorable moment from my cheerleading career was when I found out that I would be captain for basketball season.
Which do you prefer to cheer at more; basketball or football? I definitely prefer cheering at football games more because there is more excitement and energy from the crowd, which makes the games more fun.
What do you like best about competitive cheering? The best part of competitive cheering is definitely the adrenaline rush you get right before stepping on the mat.
What did you like most about football road trips? My favorite part of football road trips is the bus rides. We always were singing and doing cheers/chants that we learned at camp. We were always just being crazy and it was always so much fun.
What is the most important thing you learned while cheering at CHS? The most important thing I learned while cheering that I can use in college is to enjoy every moment. Also, to make as many memories as possible with the girls you’ll be cheering alongside. You have the potential to become really good friends so take advantage of the time you have with each other.
Image courtesy of Meghan Marsh
