Jasmine was born and raised in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. At the age of four, she got into gymnastics. She did gymnastics for eight years, working her way up to level five skills. During her last three years of gymnastics, she discovered her love for cheerleading. She started with recreational cheerleading for her school’s football team in elementary school. She continued to cheer for her school all the way through her ninth grade year of high school. While participating in recreational school cheerleading, she also got involved in competitive all-star cheerleading. She did her first year of competitive cheerleading with “Pennsylvania Vipers”. After realizing there were no more teams available for her skill level, she decided it would be more beneficial to start cheering in Maryland for the “Maryland Vipers/VIP Athletics” cheerleading organization. she competed for three seasons of all-star cheerleading with Maryland Vipers, ultimately perfecting her level 4 skills and working towards the mastery of her level 5 skills. During her last season with Maryland Vipers, she experienced a severe compound fracture of her left foot and ankle. A few weeks after experiencing this injury, she and her mother moved across country from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to Glendale, Arizona. Because of her injury, she had been hesitant to begin cheerleading again. At the same time, since gymnastics/cheer has played a large role of her life for so long, she wanted to get involved in the environment again somehow. She loves working with children, so becoming a coach, where she could help younger children excel in their skills and find their love for cheerleading, felt like the perfect choice. She is a graduate of Mountain Ridge High School. She has always excelled in her studies, enrolling herself in Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors courses. She was a varsity track and field athlete. She is enrolled in the nursing program at ASU Downtown Campus. Jasmine is a coach and a returning member of the D2 Summit winning Senior 4 team, Platinum.

This impressive and seasoned coach comes to us with over 10 years of experience in All Star Cheer, with coaching credentials for All Star Levels 1-5. He was a competitive high school cheer athlete, whose high school coed team at Mountain Pointe High School championed multiple state competitions. Preston’s philosophy of coaching involves cultivating talent with empowerment and positive reinforcement, supported by a strong technical background in cheer tumbling and stunting. His superb coaching abilities helped take his teams to various championship-level recognitions, such as 2nd Place in the 2013 NCA Nationals Junior Level 4 Division, National Champions at the 2013 American Showcase, National Champions of the 2011 & 2012 Jamfest Nationals, 2010 & 2011 US Finals National Champions, and 1st Place at the 2010 US Finals with a 4th Place rank in the Senior Level 4 Division. He has mastery and coaching experiencing in Level 1-4 All Star Cheer tumbling. He is currently in the process of obtaining his AACCA certification for Spirit Safety and renewal of his USASF Certification for All Star Level 5 coaching. Preston is the Operations Supervisor at the University of Phoenix Stadium (managed by Global Spectrum), and he is certified in CPR and First Aid.