Cheermasters & Anti-Cheermasters
Cheermasters
The Kiltie Band has a long tradition of organized cheering in the stands. Every year, the band has a cheermaster, selected from the Trombone section. The cheermaster's job is to select and organize
cheers/heckles from the Kiltie Band, drawing from the resource of the hidden and ever secret Cheermaster's Book.
| 2009 |
Ben Matzke |
| 2008 |
Jeffrey Panza |
| 2007 |
Jonathan Stahlman |
| 2006 |
Laurel Farmer |
| 2005 |
Jim Puls |
| 2004 |
Jim Puls |
| 2003 |
Tim Renshaw |
| 2002 |
Mike Beattie |
| 2001 |
James Casazza |
| 2000 |
James Casazza |
| 1999 |
Susie Cribbs |
| 1998 |
Brian Magerko |
| 1997 |
Brian Magerko |
| 1996 |
Tal Latimer |
| 1995 |
Rob Harris (Interim Cheermaster) |
| 1994 |
Tal Latimer |
| 1993 |
Dave Gardner |
| 1992 |
Dave Gardner |
| 1991 |
Dave Gardner |
| 1990 |
Scott Zucker |
| 1989 |
Scott Zucker |
| 1988 |
Kevin Idinato |
| 1987 |
Kevin Idinato |
| 1986 |
Chris Cronin |
Anti-Cheermasters
The Kiltie Band also has a short tradition of organized anti-cheering in the stands. For every year the band has a cheermaster selected from the Trombone section, the band has an anti-cheermaster
selected from a different section of the band. The anti-cheermaster's job is to select and organize cheers/heckles from the Kiltie Band, drawing from the resource of the widely-published and ever
notorious Anti-Cheermaster's Notebook.
| 2009 |
Dina Machin |
| 2008 |
Dina Machin |
| 2007 |
Jesse Guss |
| 2006 |
Jeremy Olisar |
| 2005 |
Greg Price |
| 2004 |
Greg Price |
| 2003 |
Bob Rost |
| 2002 |
Dan Fernandez |
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