Building on a legacy of excellence...

Out of vision, focus, and dedication came one of the world's most successful, dynamic youth programs. ACE's ShoreCheer Elite.

National Champion Ace's Shorecheer Elite has been honored by presidents, governers, senators, congressmen, a prime misister, a vice president and a first lady as well as, leaders in the fields of entertainment, business, and sports. And they have given presentations of peace at Embassies including the Chinese and Russian.

Our Cheerleaders have performed live in front of over 2 million spectators from every state in the nation and all over the globe.

Accolades:

 

*On April 9, The National Cheerleading Conference announced that it was selecting Ace's ShoreCheer Elite as National All-Star Program of the Year for 2004-2005.

*ShoreCheer was additionally honored when the AmeriCheer organization of Ohio selected Ace's Senior Team as National Team of the Year for 2004-2005.

Community Service:

Accumulating over 310,000 miles and more than 16,000 community service hours, these cheerleaders have embarked upon a most remakarble mission of love, caring, and compassion, often putting themselves at risk in order to help others.

These girls have walked throught the broken glass and devastation of a natural gas explosion in Bridgeport, Alabama. They braved their way through the smoke, fire, and thick, choking dust of Oklahoma and Georgia. They thrust their way through mud and mountains of debris left by hurricanes Floyd and Isabel and tropical storm Allyson to deliver hundreds of pounds of food and relief supplies they collected directly to the hands of the disaster victims. Our girls have battled rain, snow, sub-zero wind-chills, and sizzling heat, enduring the smells of rotting food, garbage, and overflowing sewers, never faltering, lifting spirits and sharing hugs and tears with those in need

ShoreCheer girls were there to help heal in the wake of the tragedies of September 11, 2001, Columbine High School, EgyptAir Flight 900, American Airlines Flight 587, and TWA Flight 800. They have performed acts of rememberance and tribute for the Titanic, at Valley Forge, Gettysburg, for the victims of the Battleship Cole and at Arlington National Cemetery and numerous other war memorials.