The Fishers cheerleading program is back in the winner’s circle.
The Tigers won the Indiana Cheer Championship, which took place Saturday night at New Castle High School. Fishers won the Varsity A competition for the fourth time; the Tigers had won three in a row in 2013-14-15.
Noblesville, the two-time defending state champion, finished in second place, marking the third year in a row that the Millers had finished in the top two.
Eight schools competed in the Varsity A division, with teams from Carmel and Hamilton Southeastern also competing in Varsity A.
The Indiana Cheer Championship is conducted by the Indiana Association of School Principals. The tournament has taken place since 1991.
The Fishers cheerleading team won the Indiana Cheer Championship, which took place Saturday at New Castle High School. This is the fourth state championship for the Tigers’ cheerleaders. (Photo provided)
Noblesville finished second at the cheer championship. This marked the third year in a row the Millers finished in the top two, after winning state in 2016 and 2017. (Crystal Scott/Photo provided)