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Coral Glades cheerleading team starts new era with UCA Camp success

Coral Springs, Florida – The Coral Glades cheerleading team has started a new chapter under head coach Ellie Madej with an impressive showing at a UCA Cheer Camp, setting a positive tone for the upcoming season.

The Jaguars delivered strong performances during the camp competition, earning first place in their division for stunt sequence and finishing second in the camp routine. The results provided an early sign of progress as the program enters the Ellie Madej era and looks to continue building on its successful history.

For Coral Glades, the achievements at the UCA camp represent more than just awards. They reflect the team’s commitment, preparation, and determination to maintain the high standards that have been established over the years.

The Jaguars are entering the season with a proud tradition behind them. The program has captured six state championships, creating a legacy that future teams continue to chase. With a combination of experienced athletes, new leadership, and a strong work ethic, Coral Glades hopes to add another successful chapter to that history.

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Last season, the Jaguars showed their competitive strength by earning a spot at the State Championships in the Small Non-Tumbling division. The team advanced after finishing second at districts and third at regionals, proving it could compete against some of the best programs in the area.

The recent UCA Cheer Camp performance gave the team an opportunity to measure its progress and showcase its skills in front of other competitive cheer programs. The first-place stunt sequence finish highlighted the team’s ability to work together, execute difficult elements, and perform with confidence.

The second-place result in the camp routine also demonstrated the Jaguars’ ability to combine athletic skill with timing, creativity, and teamwork. Those qualities will be important as the team prepares for the challenges of the upcoming competition season.

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As the program moves forward under Madej’s leadership, expectations remain high. The Jaguars are focused on continuing their tradition of excellence while developing their own identity and style.

With early success already secured, Coral Glades cheerleading appears ready for the challenges ahead. The team’s performance at the UCA Cheer Camp has created momentum and provided motivation as the Jaguars continue their pursuit of another memorable season.

Lowell Bowen

From the time he was 8 years old Lowell knew he wanted to be on TV. Well, as people say one thing leads to another, that's how Lowell started his career in the news industry. Lowell has been part of The South Florida Daily since the very beginning.

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