Northwest Junior Premier Football and Cheer’s Player of the Week is Tarrell M. Holmes from Team Blackout.
Tarrell is a 6th grade wide receiver/ running back for Team Blackout’s Junior team. He is not just a part of Team Blackout’s football family, but also our basketball and track programs. He came to us as an extremely shy kid, but through the love of his Grandmother and our organization, Tarrell has become confident, independent, reliable and a great inspiration to other kids in our program.
Outside of sports, Tarrell takes on the responsibility of school and helping his Grandma with day to day duties without complaining and always with a smile. He’s quick to ask anyone if they need help. He is very coachable and is becoming one of the great leaders on Team Blackout.
Tarrell is a dreamer, but he works hard for those dreams. He would like to be in the NFL, NBA, a Model, or/be a business owner. Still don’t just limit him to football and basketball….he also loves to play golf. In his free time, he likes to hang with friends and teammates or play on his Xbox One. We are very proud of Tarrell and are extremely lucky to have such a kind-hearted young man as part of the Team Blackout family.
The Greater Seattle Youth Football And Cheer’s Player of the Week is J’Isaiah Mitchell of the Kent Cobras.
J’Isaiah likes to play football, basketball, soccer “Ji” is very athletic. He is a team player, a caring but yet competitive child. He attends Ilalko elementary in auburn.
J’Isaiah loves playing for the Cobras because he played last year and enjoyed playing with the kids. He is hoping to help his team get the championship title this year.
J’Isaiah practices hard everyday with the assistance of his older brother, step-dad and by watching youtube videos – to become a stronger player.
Northwest Junior Premiere Football and Cheer’s Cheerleader of the Week is Keala Ousley-Burdette from Team Blackout.
Keala Ousley-Burdette is a 5th Grader on the Cheer Squad. Her enthusiasm and energy is a great addition to the team and a great example for the other girls as this is her first year with Team Blackout. She is always focused when at practice and/or games and is very coachable.
Keala is also a great scholar because school is very important to her. She wants to be a doctor when she grows up. Until that time comes, she enjoys Cheer, Basketball, and Dancing. We really enjoy having the future Dr. Ousley-Burdette on our side cheering for Team Blackout and expect great things from her in the future.
The Greater Seattle Youth Football And Cheer’s Cheerleader of the Week is Katelyn Miller of the Kent Cobras.
Katelyn loves being a cheerleader, learning new dances and cheers.
“The best part of cheering is jumping and shaking my pom poms for the football players when they make a touchdown,” says Katelyn.
She attends Cascade Vista Baptist School on the Kent East Hill.
Her brother is on the Peewee team.
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