Rick Abasial
Terri Abasial
Jill Martin
Jill Martin’s history as a competitor as well as a coach is well-defined through her coaching style. Jill was the California State Gymnastic Champion and a nationally ranked cheerleader in high school. She has traveled throughout the country as well as to Russia and China as an FCC instructor teaching summer cheer camps. Jill has choreographed teams and individuals that have gone on to win national titles and is currently credentialed through USASF. With over 10 years of coaching experience on the junior high, high school, and all-star levels, Jill challenges her teams to always strive for excellence. Her motto is “Sometimes talent isn’t enough, you’ve got to have heart.”
Wes Martin
Wes Martin along with his wife Jill have been a part of the Top Dog program since it began in the spring of 2000. With over 10 years of coaching experience, Wes’s strengths in teaching stunting and tumbling make him a valuable asset to the staff. Wes has also taught summer cheerleading camps for the Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders and is currently certified through USASF. His fun-loving coaching style makes him a favorite among the kids. Wes can often be heard saying, “Work hard and have fun doing it, and remember…There’s no crying in cheerleading.”
Christa Dalena
Karen Bittinger
Karen Bittinger brings to Top Dog over 16 years of cheering experience. Karen has cheered for high school, all-star, and has been a professional cheerleader for the past 6 years. She has cheered for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, cheered , coached and choreographed for the Tampa Bay Lightning Ice Girls and is currently a veteran and co-captain for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Karen’s wealth of knowledge is an asset to our coaching staff. Her positive coaching style and creativity in routines has earned her 2006-2007 youth team the Nfinity Cup Award for the state of Florida. Karen has coached high school, all-star and professional levels for the past 6 years. She believes that in order for her teams to be successful, they must “Practice how they should perform.”
Linda Roscoe
Tracy Urello
Carlene Zvosechz
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