Coach Amie Roggemann

FCC Nationals Christian Cheerleading Championship Coach of the Year 2010

I am so honored to be Western Christian’s Cheer coach for so many years, and to be recognized by FCC as “2010 Coach of the Year”. God has been able to use my passion for cheerleading and young girls to do amazing things and I give the entire honor to Him. To wake up every morning and know that I have the opportunity to make a difference in our youths lives is a gift to me. People search their entire life to find the thing they love to do and are good at and I am blessed to have found it at such a young age. I want to thank God for His diligence in teaching me and growing me every day, Western Christian for allowing me to do what I love to do, my girls for being the amazing people they are, and my family for standing by my side all these years and being my back bone.

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind” 1 Timothy 1:7

In His Service Amie Roggemann

Quotes from two parents that wrote letters to FCC nominating Amie for Coach of the year:

* It is rare to find a leader that demonstrates a healthy balance of all of these leadership attributes.  I am here to provide testimony that Coach Amie is one of those rare leaders, and she has touched individuals, families, and communities through her love and leadership.

When I use the word champions, I am not taking about just cheer championships, but rather champions for Christ and for life.  She has taught the girls the concept of being part of something bigger themselves, and that their actions are not only reflective of them, but on their family, their team, and the ministry known as Western Christian High School cheer program.

*Amie is a great coach and these girls do well in competition but that’s not why I’m writing this letter.  Amie makes it a priority to meet the needs of each girl on this team emotionally and spiritually, she is more that a coach.  She supports these girls through the challenges of adolescence and sometimes through life situations beyond their year.

The present arena of High School is difficult and stressful but with good mentors like Amie Roggemann it remains fun and age appropriate.  My daughter is fortunate to be part of the cheer program at Western Christian.

  • 1999-2002:  Cheered at WCHS in Covina (1 year JV and 2 years Varsity)
  • 2003-2004:  WCHS Pep Squad Coach
  • 2004-2005:  WCHS JV coach
  • 2005-2006:  WCHS Varsity Coach
  • 2006 to present:  WCHS Head Coach
  • 2008 to present:  WCS Head Coach
  • 2005-2007:  Assistant Chorography
  • 2007 to present:  Chorography
  • 2004-2005:  Assistant Coach FCC National Title and undefeated all season
  • 2007-2008:  Head Coach and Chorography – FCC National Title and FCC West Coast Championships
  • 2008-2009:  Head Coach and Chorography – FCC National Runner-up and FCC West Coast Championships, US Spirit leaders Extreme Games first place
  • AACCA Certified
  • CPR Certified
  • Judge Certified
  • FCC Involvement
    • 2005, 2007 and 2008 – FCC Europe Mission to Slovenia and Czech Republic
    • Attends Nationals Coaches Conferences
    • Staff Cheer Camps
    • Speaks at Coaches Conferences
    • Speaks at ACSI Conferences
    • Works Private Camps, Stunt Clinic and Coaches Training
    • Judge Competitions
    • 2009 FCC Coach of the Year Finalist
    • 2010 FCC Coach of the Year
  • WCHS – Western Christian High School
  • WCS – Western Christian Schools Pre- 8
  • FCC- Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders