COACH & ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR 


CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2024 CCCAM COACH OF THE YEAR!

CCCAM is pleased to announce the Coach of the Year, Kelly Bailey from Hudson! Kelly has coached at Division 4 Hudson High School for 28 years. In those years, she has led her teams to: * 20 League Titles * 10 District Titles * 14 Regional Titles * 6 State Runner Ups * 6 State Titles Under Kelly's guidance, Hudson High School holds the record for most consecutive state finals appearances. Kelly has been named District, Regional and State Coach of the Year several times and has created quite the legacy at Hudson High School. Kelly is a leader in her community and within the LCAA league. In her spare time, Kelly owns a dance studio and is always willing to lend a helping hand when needed. Kelly’s words of advice? “Don't listen to people that say kids have changed. They thrive on discipline. Live by expectations, consistency and follow through. It works!” Congratulations to our 2024 CCCAM Coach of the Year, Kelly! (Pictured with her granddaughters)


CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2024 CCCAM ASST. COACH OF THE YEAR!

CCCAM is pleased to announce the Assistant Coach of the Year, Laurel MacKay-Aamodt from Jenison! Laurel has been an assistant for Jenison on most occasions; they were regional qualifiers between 2014 and 2023 seasons. She coached: * 2010-11: Jenison 7th grade * 2014-16: Jenison Varsity Assistant * 2017-19: Byron Center Varsity Assistant * 2019-20: Jenison 7th grade Assistant * 2021 - current: Jenison Varsity Assistant In addition, Laurel has been the co-director of Jenison's cub cheer program from 2014 through 2017 and 2020 to 2022. She also ran Byron Center's rocket program in 2018. Laurel was nominated by Head Coach, Rachel DeVries, who has this to say about her dedication to cheerleading at Jenison, “Laurel is a true lifesaver. As an assistant she does a tremendous amount of things for us. Laurel is constantly available and ready to be put to work. She is proactive and completely dependable. Laurel is the keeper of our scores, trending and data. She ensures we have our tape and medical supplies. She will pick up camp clothes, will go to the school office, will show up to other level practices when they have a need. She truly is an assistant that leans in and fully works at all levels of the program. Laurel has such a huge heart and really cares about each cheerleader. She has great parent relationships and makes everyone feel like they have her sole focus. We can't speak enough kind words about Laurel. Every person needs a Laurel in their life.” Congratulations to Laurel, our 2024 Assistant Coach of the Year!


PAST COACH OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS

 

 2024: Kelly Bailey, Hudson

 2023: Candace Fahr, Hartland

 2022: Carly Sienkiewicz, Forest Hills Northern

 2021: Stefanie Miller, Paw Paw

 2020: Jessica Trefry, Michigan Center 

2019: Christina Swansey, Grand Blanc 

2018: Brianna Verdoodt, Utica Stevenson 

2017: Tricia Williams, Rochester Stoney Creek 

2016: Susan Wood, Rochester 

2015: Penny Grinage-Guy, Shelby 

2014: Beth Campbell, Notre Dame Prep 

2013: Jamie Slot, Brandon 

2012: Kelli MatthesRichmond

2011Nancy De AvilaLake Orion 

2010: Kristie LaFleurMt. Pleasant 
2009Jenna RuddellStevensville Lakeshore
2008Julie GoodwinAllen Park
2007: Randy OrrBloomingdale
2006Soni LatzOvid-Elsie 
2005Heather PrenticePortage Northern
2004: Peggy Lintenmuth, Holland Christian 
2003: Deb Gaines, Breckenridge 
2002: Kathy Felty, Comstock Park 
2001: Liz Kazik, Grosse Ile 
2000: Stacy Smith, Plainwell 
1999: Julie Smith-Boyd, Grandville 
1998: Jann Stahr, Flat Rock 
1997: Sherry Fedewa, Pewamo-Wesphalia 
1996: Pat Christiansen, Gibraltar Carlson 
1995: Susan McVeigh, Rochester


PAST ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS

2024: Laurel Mackay-Aamodt, Jenison

2023: Jessica Tremonti, Allen Park

2022: Jenny Klein, Grandville

2021: Sara Kempton, Plymouth