JACKSON, N.J. — The Jackson Liberty High School cheerleading team was honored by the township council this month after capturing both state and national championship titles, along with top accolades for sportsmanship and performance.
The team clinched the New Jersey state championship on Feb. 23, 2025, and was also awarded the Sportsmanship Award for exemplary conduct throughout the competition.
One week later, the squad traveled to Rhode Island for the national championship, where they claimed the national title and were named Grand Champions on March 1 for earning the highest score of the competition.
The Jackson Township Council recognized the team’s accomplishments during its first meeting of April, presenting an official proclamation in honor of their historic wins.
Council President Jennifer Kuhn congratulated the cheerleaders, acknowledging their dedication and performance on both the state and national stages.
Key Points
- Jackson Liberty cheer team won state championship on February 23, 2025.
- They claimed national title and Grand Champion distinction in Rhode Island on March 1.
- The township council honored the team with a proclamation in April.
The dual victories mark a high point in the school’s athletic history and were celebrated locally by town officials and the community.
Jackson Liberty cheerleaders honored after sweeping state and national titles with top sportsmanship.