Join us in welcoming junior coach Brylee Tidmore to our team. She attends Spanish Fort High School, where she currently a cheerleader. Her biggest accomplishment thus far is making the cheer team every year since middle school. After graduation, Brylee plans to attend Coastal Community College and tryout for cheerleader there. Her favorite thing about coaching is seeing kids excitement after helping them learn a new skill. Brylee's favorite skill to spot is a standing backbend. When Brylee is not coaching she enjoys hanging out with her friend and going shopping. 

We are pleased to welcome junior coach Bailey Harness to our team. Bailey attends Fairhope High School, where she is currently a varsity cheerleader. Her biggest accomplishment thus far in cheer and tumbling is making All American. After graduation, Bailey wants to attend The University of South Alabama and hopefully cheer there as well. She wants to major in Emergency Medicine. Bailey's favorite thing about coaching is watching the girls faces light up when they get a new skill. Her favorite skill to spot is a backwalkover. When Bailey is not coaching she enjoys spending time with her friends and family. 

We are excited to announce Kynzie Foster, as a new Junior Coach here at Next Level Tumbling. Kynzie attends and is currently a varsity cheerleader at Robertsdale High School. Her biggest accomplishment so far is getting her standing full and her arabian. After graduation, Kynzie plans to attend Ole Miss or the University of Alabama and accomplish her dream of being a college cheerleader. Kynzie's favorite thing about coaching is getting to see the kid's faces when getting a new skill. Her favorite skill to spot is a standing backbend. When Kynzie is not coaching she likes to go to the beach and hangout with friends and family.

We are excited to announce Maggie Eiland, as a Junior Coach here at Next Level. Maggie attends Daphne High School, where she currently a Junior Varsity cheerleader. Her biggest accomplishment thus far is getting her roundoff backhandspring back tuck. After graduation, Maggie plans to attend the University of Alabama for Pre-Med. Her favorite thing about coaching is seeing the kids faces filled with joy after getting a new skill. Her favorite skill to spot is a backwalkover. When Maggie is not coaching she likes to spend her free time baking. 

Help us welcome, Reagan Bedsole, as one of our new junior coaches here at Next Level tumbling. Reagan attends Daphne High School, where she is currently a junior varsity cheerleader. Her greatest accomplishment is how much her stunting has improved over the years. After graduation, Reagan wants to attend Auburn University. Reagan's favorite thing about coaching is being able to connect with the kids and making each kid feel like they belong. When Reagan is not coaching she enjoys spending time with her family and watching tv.

We are excited to announce Rylee Bedsole, as a new junior coach here at Next Level Tumbling. Rylee attends Daphne High School, where she is currently a junior varsity cheerleader. She is proud to be working on her roundoff backhandspring back tuck. After graduation, Rylee plans to attend Auburn University to study something in the medical field. Her favorite thing about coaching is being interactive with the kids and seeing a smile on their faces. In Rylee's free time she enjoys to read, hangout with family and attend church. Cheer is also another big part of her life. 

Sue Hall is a dedicated and enthusiastic coach who brings a strong sense of leadership, positivity, and connection to the team. With a love for sports like softball, hockey, and football, Sue thrives on building confidence and character in those she coaches. she values hard work, personal growth, and creating a fun, supportive environment for everyone around her. Outside of coaching, Sue enjoys swimming, reading biographies, and traveling. Her favorite adventure being a trip to Ireland with her husband. Known for her warm personality and great sense of humor, Sue is an important part of our team and a true role model to our athletes.