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GTHS Athlete of the Week - Marlyn Hernandez

By Titan Mom Elvira, Community Writer & Photographer
January 25, 2024 at 05:08pm. Views: 527

It is wonderful to learn more about Marlyn Hernandez and her remarkable achievements and aspirations. Marlyn's commitment to both academics and cheerleading is truly impressive, and her ability to maintain a high GPA while actively participating in sports speaks volumes about her dedication and work ethic.

 

Marlyn’s journey in cheerleading from a young age of six years old, starting at California Youth Spirit Corps and continuing through middle school, and then making Varsity cheer as a Sophomore showcases her commitment to the sport.

 

She also did ballet & gymnastics at 2 years old was a significant accomplishment. Her enthusiasm for doing toe touch baskets during football games showcases her passion for cheerleading. Achieving a 4.1 GPA during the pandemic is also a noteworthy educational accomplishment.

 

It is heartening to hear about Marlyn's strong support system, especially the role her mom plays in inspiring and encouraging her. Marlyn's future plans to continue cheering at California Baptist University and pursue a major in elementary education demonstrate her determination to follow her dreams and make a positive impact in the future.

 

The quote she shared, "If you've got a dream, chase it, cause a dream won't chase you back" by Cody Johnson, reflects Marlyn's proactive approach to pursuing her aspirations. Her gratitude towards her teammates and acknowledgment of their support in providing tips and advice on stunts and baskets highlight the camaraderie within the cheerleading community.

 

Wishing Marlyn Hernandez all the best in her future endeavors. The best is indeed yet to come for this talented and motivated individual!

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