This week on Tumbling Through Life, I'm joined by one of my favorite athletes (and my niece), Hannah.

From growing up in the cheer world to becoming a two-time Skyridge Cheer captain, Hannah shares the highs, the setbacks, and the unexpected path that led her to cheering in college at UVU—something she never thought would happen. We talk about confidence, leadership, UCA camp, college cheer, and why sometimes the opportunities you never planned for end up changing your life.

If you've ever wondered if you're "good enough" or felt like your journey looks different than everyone else's, Hannah's story is proof that your path doesn't have to be perfect to be meaningful.

We laugh, reminisce, and share some of our favorite memories before she heads off on her next adventure serving an LDS mission.

🎙️ Whether you're an athlete, coach, parent, or just someone trying to figure life out, this episode is a reminder that you never know where one opportunity might lead.

Let's tumble through life together.

Last but not least… Katie Zabriskie.

We're ending this series with a full episode of leadership, experience, honesty, and so much knowledge from our captain this year. Katie truly went above and beyond what was ever needed from a captain. She cared deeply about this team, this program, and the people in it, and you could feel that in everything she did.

She helped lead the standard, the culture, and the heart of this team this season and she will be so missed. Couldn't think of a better way to finish this senior spotlight series. ✨

Eden is strength, resilience, and heart. This conversation was such a special one to have. We talk about her cheer journey, what this team has meant to her, and the kind of strength it takes to keep showing up through life's hardest moments. Eden has a quiet kind of power about her, and I think you'll feel that in this episode. So proud of the person she is and so grateful she shared her story with us. ✨

Senior Spotlight #10 is Brynnley Ford Brynnley is a 3-year senior on our Skyridge team and this episode is SUCH a good one. We get into our SCHAPE culture, senior leadership, what it means to help shape a team, and we tell some stories about two of the most legendary captains to come through this program. If you've ever wondered what really builds team culture and why certain leaders leave such a lasting mark… this is the episode. Definitely one you need to listen to. 🎙️✨ Here is Brynnley Ford!

Macey's cheer journey has been shaped by multiple worlds—from all-star cheer to high school cheer—and in this episode, she reflects on what made each experience so different. . 🫶

Macey has been such a fun part of this program, and this conversation gives a glimpse into her experience, her growth, and the relationships that helped shape her senior year. I'm so excited for you to get to know her better and hear her story!

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This one is extra special. I've known Bryton his entire life. He was born when I was a junior in high school and his mom, Gina, was my cheer coach. After high school, Gina became my friend, mentor, and coaching partner, so I've literally had a front-row seat to Bryton growing up.

In this episode, Bryton talks about his relationship with his mom, cheering with his younger brother, and having his older sister as both an example and a coach this past year. It's full of fun Romney family details, and I think you're going to love getting to know him.

I love the Romneys so much, and I'm so grateful for the impact Gina has had on my life. Her son is pretty incredible too. Here's Bryton's episode.

Reagan served as our Media and Memories captain this season and truly helped capture the heart of this team. From documenting the big moments to preserving the little memories in between, Reagan played such a huge role in telling the story of this season.

She is thoughtful, uplifting, dependable, and someone who quietly made the people around her feel important. Reagan brought such a steady and positive presence to Skyridge Cheer and helped create memories this team will hold onto long after the season ended.

In this episode we talk about her cheer journey, the friendships she built, the moments that shaped her, and what being part of this team has meant to her over the last four years.

I am so proud of Reagan and so excited to see where life takes her next.

Watch now on YouTube and listen on Apple Podcasts.

Addison served as our uniform captain this season and brought so much more to this team than just organization and style. She has a way of making people feel included, confident, and cared for. Addison's creativity, personality, and leadership helped shape the culture of this team in such a fun and memorable way.

In this episode we talk about her experience on Skyridge Cheer, her favorite memories, the relationships she built, and what these last four years have meant to her.

I am so proud of the person Addison has become and so excited for what comes next for her.

Watch now on YouTube and listen on Apple Podcasts.

From dance ➡️ cheer.

Not many athletes have the ability to completely switch specialties in high school — Ellie is one of them. Watching her take her performance ability, work ethic, and confidence from the dance world and turn herself into a cheerleader has been so cool to witness.

Ellie brings such a steady presence to this team and has grown so much during her time at Skyridge High School.

So excited for you guys to hear her story 🫶

We filmed this before nationals and before college tryouts… and since then, she's gone and done the thing — competed at USA Nationals and made the Utah State University cheer team.

This episode is a look back at her time at Skyridge High School, the growth, the work, and the kind of athlete she's been day in and day out.

Really proud of you, Caroline. This one hits a little different now.