Huron's Oaklee Baysinger raises funds for Xtreme Cheer
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HURON — Oaklee Baysinger, 6-year-old cheer enthusiast, has been working hard to raise funds for Xtreme Cheer by selling Krispy Kreme donuts.
Xtreme Cheer is a cheer, dance and tumble program based in Mitchell.
Xtreme Cheer offers fundraisers for all the kids who attend to help pay for competition costs. The funds raised will go toward the general booster, which pays for facilities, and individual boosters to help pay for outfits and travel for competitions.
“The general booster paid for the girls’ bows this year,” said Oaklee’s mother, Kristina Baysinger, “ they had to sell a minimum of 250 boxes and anything sold past that goes to the individual boosters.”
Photos by Angelina Della Rocco/plainsman
Extreme Cheer participant Oaklee Baysinger provides a box of original Krispy Kreme donuts to one of her supporters. A young cheerleader has to keep up her strength, as Oaklee bites into one of the treats.