Coach B photo
[Role, e.g. Head Coach]
COACH B
[Short bio: cheer background, years coaching, specialties (e.g. stunting, tumbling, choreography), certifications if any, and one fun fact.]
Our story · Humble, Texas
The Pride
is born.
One brand-new team. One first season. Two competitions, and four first-place finishes. This is how the Blazing Lions got started.
Read the storyWhere it started
It started with a simple idea: build the team we'd want our own kids on.
[In your own words: who started the Blazing Lions, when, and why. For example: what you saw in local cheer that made you want to start something new, and what you wanted the team to feel like.]
We started in North Houston with a handful of athletes, two coaches, and a dance studio near Aldine Westfield and FM 1960. Twice a week, on Wednesday and Friday evenings, the Lions got to work. When we needed more room to stunt and tumble, we took practice to Ogden school in Humble.
[Optional: a moment from the early days, e.g. the first practice, choosing the name "Blazing Lions", or the first time the team hit the routine clean.]
"[A short quote from you or a coach about what the team means to you.]" [Name, role]
The first season
Then we stepped on the competition floor.
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[Month] 2026
The Blazing Lions are born
A new team forms in Humble, led by Coach B and Coach Robbins. Practices begin on Wednesdays and Fridays.
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[Month] 2026
Competition #1: Fall Kickoff Classic (sample)
Our very first time on a competition floor, and the Lions brought home a first-place finish.
1 1st place · Youth Level 1 (sample) -
November 2026
Competition #2: Houston Spirit Showdown (sample)
Second competition, three first-place finishes. The Lions swept every category they entered.
1 1st place · Youth Level 1 (sample) 1 1st place · Group Stunt (sample) 1 1st place · Jump Off (sample) -
Up next
[Next competition name & date]
The season isn't over. Want your athlete on the mat with us? Book a free trial practice.
Season one, so far
2competitions
4first-place finishes
1team that feels like family
What we stand for
The Lion way. [Draft values: edit to match yours]
WORK HARD
We show up, we put in the reps, and we leave it all on the mat.
LIFT EACH OTHER
Literally and otherwise. Nobody on this team wins alone.
FAMILY FIRST
Parents are part of the team. You'll always know what's going on.
SAFE, ALWAYS
Safe stunting, safe spaces, and clear rules for how coaches communicate.
Meet the coaches
The people behind the Pride.
Coach Robbins photo
[Role, e.g. Coach]
COACH ROBBINS
[Short bio: cheer background, years coaching, specialties, certifications if any, and one fun fact.]
Why we built an app
Winning on the mat was the fun part. Keeping everyone organised was the hard part.
Is practice at 5:30 or 6? At the studio or at Ogden? When's the hotel deadline? Who still owes for uniforms? In our first season we found out how much time goes into the stuff that happens off the mat, and how easily important messages get lost in a busy group chat.
So we built our own team app. Every Lions family now has the schedule, competition details, payments, forms and team announcements in one place, with safety rules built in so coaches never message athletes privately.
It's made for the Lions first. And because every team deals with the same headaches, we're planning to share it with other teams soon.
See what's in the appMoments
Season one in pictures.
Trophy photo
Practice
Stunt group
Team on the mat
Coaches
Bows & uniforms
Awards ceremony