· Meet the HIVE Coaches ·
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Coach Aubrey
Level 3 Head Coach/President
"I became a coach because I witnessed firsthand how important cheerleading was to my own childhood and wanted to give others the same opportunity—a second family, a happy place, and a space that teaches valuable life lessons. The biggest bonus? Coaching alongside my mom and sister 💗"
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COACH LISEA
Level 2 Head Co-Coach
As a mom of four and a member of the military, I’ve learned the importance of discipline, teamwork, resilience, and leadership. I started coaching because I want to help kids grow not only as athletes, but also as confident, responsible, and determined young people. My goal is to create a positive environment where every child feels supported, challenged, and encouraged to reach their full potential.
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Coach Nicole
Level 2 Head Co-Coach
I became a coach to give back what was given to us: encouragement, patience, and that rush of pride when a kid realizes they can do more than they thought. I became a coach because I wanted to be part of a team that teaches respect, hard work, and joy — the same lessons my child gets every week. And, selfishly, I became a coach because I couldn’t resist being right there for every glittery moment, every silly warm-up, and every “we did it!” hug.
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Coach Keana
Hip-Hop Head Coach
“I became a coach cause I can’t remember a time when Dance wasn’t a part of my life ! it’s where I feel most alive. Every time I’ve stepped away from it, life has found a way to bring me back. I’m passionate about helping kids discover their confidence, express themselves, and fall in love with dance just like I did!”
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Coach Jen
Fundraising Specialist
I became a fundraising specialist to help Elite Hive Cheer so that anyone can be on the team regardless of financial hardship. I believe every athlete deserves the chance to grow, compete, and belong—no matter their family’s wallet. My role is to remove financial barriers by organizing fundraisers, securing sponsorships, and creating scholarship opportunities so tuition, travel, and uniform costs never keep a determined kid from cheering with us. When finances are solved, potential becomes possible.
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Coach Kelp
Level 2 Co-Head coach
I became a coach because cheer changed my life. I cheered in high school and saw how the sport built my confidence, discipline, and sense of belonging. I want to give that same opportunity to other kids—help them grow, find their strengths, and experience the joy of being part of a team. Coaching is my way of passing that transformation forward.