Meet The Coaches
Coach Aimee' Bolin Mora
Breckinridge County Born and Raised
My roots run deep here in Breckinridge County. Growing up, I helped my family run B&B Produce and Garden Center—a proud local business that served our community for 51 years. My own family keeps that passionate, hard-working spirit alive today; I am the proud mom of two teenage daughters—one who excels in Track and Field and recently earned the Outstanding Performance award for her dance team, and my high schooler, who is deeply involved in dance theatre and on the path to becoming a nurse.
My competitive cheer journey started right here at Hardinsburg Elementary School (HES) at age 5, continuing through the 7th and 8th grades. I went on to cheer all four years at Breckinridge County High School, earning my varsity letter each year. During my time as a Lady Tiger, we captured the prestigious KAPOS State and Regional Championships in 1990 and 1992. In 1993, I graduated after being named a Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) All-Star and an All-District Cheerleader, which paved the way for my recruitment to Campbellsville University on an athletic cheerleading scholarship.
While cheering coed for five years at Campbellsville, our team reached the highest peaks of collegiate cheer, capturing the CCCA National Championship in 1995 and the Mid-South Conference Championship in 1996. Individually, my dedication to the sport was recognized when I was named the 1996 Mid-South All-Conference MVP Cheerleader. Recognizing my leadership and technical knowledge, the university named me team captain and student coach for the program during my final year in 1998.
My coaching legacy spans over three decades, beginning as an Assistant Coach for Hardinsburg Elementary in 1992 and returning as an Assistant Coach for Breckinridge County High School in 1995. I have also brought my training expertise to the youth level, serving as Head Coach at HBC Sports for 2 years and leading multiple youth organizations
Coach Jennifer Claycomb Hall
Hometown Champion & Elite Cheer Expert
Jennifer’s competitive cheer legacy is deeply rooted right here in Breckinridge County. Her journey began at Irvington Elementary School, where she cheered for 4 years before moving up to Breckinridge County High School. As a Lady Tiger, Jennifer earned her varsity letter all 4 years and was an integral part of the powerhouse KAPOS Regional and State Championship teams. Her exceptional talent on the floor earned her All-District Honors and the prestigious title of Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) All-Star.
Following her highly decorated high school career, Jennifer was recruited to Campbellsville University on a cheerleading scholarship. She cheered for the university for 2 years, contributing her skills to a team that captured the CCCA National Championship.
Jennifer’s professional coaching career is defined by elite-level execution and championship execution. From 2011 to 2014, she served as the coach for Bluegrass Middle School, leading them to a KAPOS State Championship and back-to-back U.S. Finals Championships (2013-2014).
In 2013, Jennifer stepped into the world of elite competitive cheerleading at Central Kentucky Athletics (CKA) in Elizabethtown, where she continues to coach today. Over more than a decade in the elite circuit, she has coached every age division—including Tiny, Youth, Junior, Senior, and Co-ed teams—driving her athletes to capture numerous division titles and grand championships. Her technical expertise in gymnastics-based progression, stunting safety, and high-pressure preparation makes her one of the region's premier cheer authorities.
Driven by purpose and inspired by family
The ultimate heartbeat behind our academy's name comes from Aimee's son, who is currently serving on active duty in the U.S. Navy. His commitment to discipline, service, and elite teamwork inspires us every single day to lead our own "Fleet" of local youth athletes to absolute excellence. Our goal before we retire is simple: to see our athletes’ names on the walls of our hometown school gyms, on the same kind of celebration plaques we worked so hard for.