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2019-20 Cheerleaders Roster
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Maddi Johnson
- Class:
- Junior
- HS:
- Pusch Ridge Christian
- Hometown:
- Tucson, Ariz.
- Major:
- Biology with an emphasis in Pre-medicine
Why did you choose GCU? I continue to choose GCU because of our outstanding science programs and our ability to pursue education through a Christian worldview. I am also blessed to be a part of the Grand Canyon University cheer team. Our coaches not only care about us as athletes but as individuals. We are a family.
What are your plans for post-graduation? After graduation, I am going to pursue a master’s in public health while applying to veterinary school. After vet school, I plan to work in veterinary science and continue to volunteer with Christian Veterinary Mission.
Piece of advice for someone wanting to be a future GCU Cheerleader? My best advice would be to work hard and be open to new experiences.
Fun fact about yourself:Â I have a blind Pitbull named Grayson and a 100-pound Sulcata Tortoise named Spike.
What are your plans for post-graduation? After graduation, I am going to pursue a master’s in public health while applying to veterinary school. After vet school, I plan to work in veterinary science and continue to volunteer with Christian Veterinary Mission.
Piece of advice for someone wanting to be a future GCU Cheerleader? My best advice would be to work hard and be open to new experiences.
Fun fact about yourself:Â I have a blind Pitbull named Grayson and a 100-pound Sulcata Tortoise named Spike.
Wilhelm celebrates the putback
Wednesday, November 12
GCU Men's Basketball vs. Northern Illinois - Halftime with Jamie Boggs
Wednesday, November 12
GCU Women's Basketball vs. Idaho State - Highlights
Tuesday, November 11
GCU Men's Basketball vs. Northern Illinois - Postgame with Caleb Shaw, Makaih Williams
Tuesday, November 11
