COMPETITIVE CHEERING: Credit: PHOTO COURTESY OF KIRA FARRELL

The Central Coast Competitive Cheer team may be new to the game, but its members are ready to be aggressive, B-E aggressive. 

COMPETITIVE CHEERING: Credit: PHOTO COURTESY OF KIRA FARRELL

Experienced coaches Kira Farrell and Candace Robertson-Farrell cheered at Cal Poly and Robertson studied dance at Allan Hancock College–have their sights set on a national championship. But Farrell and Robertson said the cheer team, also known as C4, is really all about personal improvement. 

“We started C4 so that our athletes can have a fun, safe, and competitive way to improve their skills,” Robertson said in a press release. 

C4 currently has 14 members and its first ever practices are set to start at the end of July. A few additional spots are still open for boys or girls, ages 7 to 14. For more information, go to C4centralcoast.com or emailcheercentralcoast@gmail.com.

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