A TOP team of athletes from Ice Allstar Cheer struck gold at a prestigious competition by taking first place in every category they entered.
The cheerleading troupe took home five first place gongs at Scotcheer Steve Wallis Classic competition in Dundee.
The group entered a trio of teams - called Snow Angels, Eclipse and Starlight - in the competition, with all three coming out on top.
Sensational solo performances by Sophia Bowie and Rosie Gisbey, who also won the grand champion award at the event, capped off the successful outing for the ICE Allstars.
Coach Chloe Farmer, who launched the group in 2020, said: “I am so proud of every single athlete, they gave it all they had and the results speak for themselves. We have some girls aged as young as nine and this was the first cheer competition for many of them.
"To go out and perform in front of hundreds of people takes courage and they should all be really proud of what they have achieved”
Two of the teams from the competition, Eclipse and Starlight, are also celebrating reaching the European Summit competition in Lisbon, Portugal, where they will go up against talented athletes from across the continent.
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Chloe says the team would be delighted to welcome new members, and added that there is also a hip hop class.
There are more details on the ICE Allstars Facebook page or on Instagram.
The group are throwing themselves into fundraising to help them cover some of the costs of the trip starting with a quiz night on Friday at the 175 Club in Greenock.
The girls train twice a week at George Square Studios and Finnart St Paul's Church in Greenock.
The first class is free and no experience is necessary, with the group open to girls aged nine and over.
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