Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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'NWA by Kent Wisenor ,ff Phnlo Although cheerleading may look like fun and games, junior Patrish Trent takes her spirit leading seriously. l feel l have to dedicate much of my time in order to achieve my greatest potential, said Trent. Trents dedication managed to take her all the way to the Hula Bowl in Hawaii. Here she per- formed in the pre-game and halftime shows, along with sidel- ine cheers during the game. ln order to have participated in this event Trent had to place within the top six at the All American Cheerleading Associ- ation cheerleading competition at Sonoma high school in Octob- er. At this particular competition Trent competed in the catagories of dance, chant, and a perform- ance cheer. l like the dance catagory best because you can express your style of cheering and your per- Cheerle partlcl in Hula sonality can shine through, ex- plained Trent. The preliminary competition at Sonoma, not only allowed Trent to absorb a tan in Hawaii, it qualified her for nationals at Charlotte, North Carolina in March. ln the future Trent plans to attend University of Hawaii to major in sports medicine. by Robyn Rosselli 294 O 1-W 1 are -. fi' JV Fel