Alexia Fritsch is a dedicated and passionate cheerleading coach with extensive experience in both school and competitive cheerleading. Since 2022, she has served as Head Cheerleading Coach at John Paul II High School, where she oversees the varsity, junior varsity, and competition cheer programs. In this role, she is committed to developing student-athletes both on and off the mat, fostering a culture of teamwork, discipline, leadership, and excellence.
In addition to her work at John Paul II, Alexia is an accomplished all-star competitive cheer coach. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the gym, where she trains and mentors athletes of all ages and skill levels. Her dedication to athlete development has helped countless cheerleaders build confidence, refine their skills, and achieve success in competitive cheerleading.
Alexia's cheerleading journey spans more than 20 years, having participated in both school and all-star cheer throughout her athletic career. Since beginning her coaching career in 2016, she has worked with athletes across a wide range of ages and abilities, sharing her passion for the sport while helping shape the next generation of cheerleaders.
She graduated with honors from The University of Texas at Austin in 2021 with a degree in Human Development and Family Sciences. She also earned minors in Kinesiology with a coaching emphasis and Business, reflecting her commitment to both athletic development and effective leadership.
Outside of coaching, Alexia enjoys watching sports, reading, spending time on the lake with her family, and taking her two dogs, Denver and Dixie, on walks.
Through her passion for cheerleading, strong educational background, and dedication to developing young athletes, Alexia continues to make a lasting impact on the cheerleading community and the student-athletes she serves.
