Staff

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Owner & Program Director of Phantom Athletics | Cheerleading Coach | Real Estate Agent

Billy Hoskins is an accomplished cheerleading coach and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the cheerleading industry. As the Owner and Program Director of Phantom Athletics, Billy has been instrumental in building one of the most successful cheer programs in the region. His career in cheerleading began as an NCA Cheerleader for 7 years, where he honed his skills and passion for the sport.

Billy’s coaching career spans across several notable roles, including Jackson High School Cheer Coach, Kelly High School Cheer Coach for 10 years, and Southeast Missouri State Cheer Coach for 7 years. Under his leadership, his teams have achieved remarkable success, including seven Missouri State High School Cheerleading Championships, an NCA High School National Championship, and multiple All-Star National Championships and Grand Championships. He has also led teams to become two-time Summit Bid winners and finalists and helped Southeast Missouri State return to the Collegiate National Championship in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Outside of cheerleading, Billy is also a real estate agent serving the Southeast Missouri area, helping clients with buying and selling homes. His passion for leadership, teamwork, and excellence carries over into both his coaching and real estate endeavors.

 Athlete | Coach | Student Pharmacist

Alyssa is a dedicated athlete with a lifelong passion for competition. As a member of the Kelly High School competitive cheer team, she contributed to multiple regional victories, two state championships, and a prestigious NCA National Championship. Her commitment to excellence and teamwork has left a lasting legacy.

Beyond her own athletic accomplishments, Alyssa has dedicated years to coaching and mentoring young athletes. With extensive experience leading high-level athletic programs and serving as an assistant coach for an elite select softball team, she has played a pivotal role in developing the next generation of competitors. Her enthusiasm for fostering growth and resilience in her athletes shines through in every practice and competition.

Alyssa’s dedication extends to the classroom, where she earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Biology and Chemistry from Drury University. During her time at Drury, she continued to excel as a collegiate athlete, competing on the university’s softball team for four years. Now, she pursues her Doctor of Pharmacy degree at SIUE, aspiring to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare field as a pharmacist. With a strong passion for serving her community, Alyssa is committed to improving the lives of those around her.

Whether on the mat or in the pharmacy, Alyssa’s dedication, leadership, and unwavering work ethic continue to inspire those she encounters. 

Athlete, Coach & Internal Auditor at the Bank of Missouri 

Monica Meyr is an accomplished athlete, coach, and internal auditor with a wealth of experience in both the cheerleading industry and the banking sector. With a career spanning over 30 years in cheerleading, Monica has made significant contributions as both an athlete and a coach, becoming a respected figure in the cheerleading community. Monica’s cheerleading journey began with 13 years as an All-Star athlete, during which she earned multiple national championships. She then went on to become an athlete for the University of Kentucky from 2006 to 2009, where she was earned two UCA College National Championships. Monica’s achievements as a collegiate athlete and her success in All-Star cheerleading laid the foundation for her future as a coach. For 15 years, Monica served as an All-Star cheer coach, guiding and mentoring athletes to achieve their highest potential. She also held the position of All-Star Program Director for 3 years, where she managed and developed the competitive cheerleading program. In addition to her coaching career, Monica has dedicated the past 6 years as a head judge for the Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association, bringing her extensive knowledge and experience to help elevate cheerleading programs across the state. In addition to her passion for cheerleading, Monica holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Kentucky.  Kicking off the first 5 years of her professional career in her home state of Kentucky, Monica then moved to Missouri in 2014, after getting married,  and began her pursuit in banking. She now works as a Contract Services Internal Auditor for the Bank of Missouri, where her years of passion and expertise help contribute to a thriving industry.  Outside of her professional career, Monica is a devoted wife and mother. She has been happily married to her husband for 10 years, and together they have two sons, Tripp (8) and Ladd (3). The family owns Shawneetown Feed and Seed, and much of their time is spent on the soccer and baseball fields, supporting their children’s athletic pursuits. Monica and her family are passionate about traveling, snow skiing, and enjoying time on the lake, making the most of their free time together. Monica Meyr’s dedication to both her family and her professional pursuits makes her a true role model. Her ability to balance her career, her love for cheerleading, and her family life speaks to her strong work ethic, passion, and commitment to excellence.

Dwyght Ford (Buda) – Tumbling/Cheer Co-Ed Coach

Dwyght Ford (Buda) brings over 30 years of experience in athletics, coaching, and education to the Phantom coaching staff. With a deep passion for cheerleading, baseball, and multi-sport coaching, Dwyght has cultivated a wealth of knowledge and expertise that he eagerly shares with his athletes.
Dwyght began his athletic career at Dyersburg State Community College, where he cheered and played baseball for two years. He continued to hone his cheerleading skills at Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO), where he cheered for four years and served as captain for two. His experience as both a cheerleader and a baseball player has given him a unique understanding of the importance of teamwork, discipline, and leadership in sports.
In addition to his achievements as an athlete, Dwyght has an extensive coaching background. Throughout his 27 years as an educator, he coached a wide range of sports, including Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Track & Cross Country, and Cheerleading at both the high school and junior high levels. His broad coaching experience allows him to effectively teach athletes in various disciplines and adapt his strategies to meet the needs of his students.
Dwyght has also worked at Midwest Gymnastics in Sikeston and Riverside Gymnastics in Cape, gaining valuable experience in tumbling and gymnastics, which directly informs his coaching approach in cheerleading and tumbling routines.
Currently, Dwyght is an assistant baseball coach at Shawnee Community College, further contributing his expertise to student-athletes in a collegiate environment.
Personal Life: Dwyght and his wife, Kathy, are the proud parents of three children: Montanna, Peyton, and Eli. They are also the doting grandparents of two grandsons, Ford Hilemanand Brooks Hileman. Outside of coaching and teaching, Dwyght enjoys spending time with his family and continues to be an active participant in his community.

Gymnast, Cheer Coach & Nurse

Molly Hanners, 23 years old, is a multi-talented individual with an impressive background in gymnastics, coaching, and healthcare. She was a competitive gymnast for 17 years, achieving the prestigious Level 10 ranking, a testament to her dedication and exceptional skills in the sport. Throughout her gymnastics career, Molly earned numerous titles, including State, Regional, and National championships, with her most notable achievement being a 1st place National title. Her accomplishments on the mat have solidified her reputation as one of the top gymnasts of her generation.

After transitioning to coaching, Molly has built a successful career in guiding the next generation of gymnasts. With over 5 years of coaching experience, she has helped produce several State champions, demonstrating her ability to develop athletes and lead them to success. In addition to her individual coaching, Molly currently serves as one of the tumbling coaches for the Kelly High School cheerleading team. In this role, she has played a pivotal part in helping the team achieve back-to-back State championships, showcasing her skills in both coaching and team-building.

In December 2024, Molly graduated from nursing school and embarked on her new career as a nurse. She currently works in the Progressive Care Unit at Saint Francis Medical Center, where she combines her passion for helping others with her medical expertise. Molly’s journey in both sports and healthcare reflects her unwavering commitment to excellence and her desire to make a positive impact in the lives of those around her.

With her experience in gymnastics, coaching, and nursing, Molly Hanners continues to inspire others with her work ethic, compassion, and leadership in both the athletic and healthcare fields.

Athlete & Coach | Neurology Nurse Practitioner

Shaina Cooper, with 10 years of competitive cheerleading experience and 6 years as a school cheerleader, Shaina Cooper has achieved numerous accolades throughout her career. As an NCA All-American Cheerleader, Shaina's athleticism has been recognized at the highest levels. She is a three-time Class 2A Regional Champion, a St. Louis National Champion (1st place, 2010), and has earned several other prestigious titles, including the 2012 Mardi Gras Spirit Events National Champion, 2014 Missouri State Cheer Champion, and 2015 NCA Midwest National Champion.

Shaina's passion for cheerleading extends into coaching, where she has served as Assistant Coach for Kelly High School and Middle School Cheer teams for over four years. Under her guidance, the team achieved remarkable success, including Top 5 finishes at the 2023 NCA High School Nationals and back-to-back Missouri State Cheer Championships in 2023 and 2024.

When not coaching or cheering, Shaina works as a neurology nurse practitioner, holding a Master’s degree in nursing. She lives with her husband, Cord, and their two adorable Corgis, Tater and Piper. Shaina’s lifelong support system, including her devoted parents, has been crucial to her success both on and off the mat.

Gymnastics Champion | Cheerleading Coach | Educator

Nancy Greaser is a highly accomplished athlete and coach with a rich history in gymnastics and cheerleading. She began her athletic journey as the Missouri State All-Around Gymnastics Champion, and continued to excel as a UCA All-Star Cheerleader and UCA Camp Instructor. Nancy’s passion for cheerleading led her to become a SEMO Coed Cheerleader for four years, where she honed her skills and leadership.

With over 20 years of experience in coaching, Nancy has made a significant impact on athletes at all levels. She spent 10 years as Head Cheer Coach at SEMO, a position she has excelled in for 10 years. Under her leadership, SEMO's cheerleading program has grown in reputation and success. Nancy spent 6 years as a grade school coach and another 6 years as an All-Star Cheer Coach.

Outside of her professional life, Nancy has been happily married to her high school sweetheart, Bryan, for 30 years. Together, they have two daughters: Sierra, an ER RN in St. Louis, and Brooklyn, a marketing student at Mizzou. Nancy enjoys staying active, working out, and cherishing time with family and friends, as well as traveling to new destinations.

Coach & Medical Assistant

Tammy Hanners is a highly accomplished gymnastics coach with over 10 years of experience in the field. Throughout her coaching career, Tammy has led athletes to win numerous prestigious titles, including State and National championships, showcasing her expertise in developing talent and fostering a winning mindset. Her dedication to gymnastics and her athletes has earned her recognition as one of the top coaches in the region.

In addition to her success in gymnastics, Tammy has spent the last 2 years coaching Kelly High School Cheerleading. Under her guidance, the cheerleading team has achieved incredible success, including back-to-back State championships, a testament to her leadership, strategy, and ability to motivate her athletes to perform at their best.

Alongside her coaching career, Tammy has worked as a medical assistant for over 21 years. Her experience in the healthcare field has allowed her to support and care for others, bringing a level of compassion and precision to every task. This dual role as both a coach and medical assistant reflects her commitment to helping others, whether it’s through physical training or medical care.

Tammy's personal life is as rewarding as her professional accomplishments. She has been happily married to her high school sweetheart, Mark Hanners, for 31 years. Together, they have raised two children, Mason and Molly, who have been a source of pride and joy in her life. Tammy also enjoys spending time with her beloved dog, Trigger, who is a cherished member of the family.

With a passion for both sports and healthcare, Tammy Hanners continues to inspire those around her through her dedication, leadership, and love for her family and community.

Athlete & Nurse

Robyn Burleson is a highly accomplished athlete and nurse, with a remarkable career both in cheerleading and healthcare. As a high school athlete at Kelly High School, Robyn was part of the inaugural competition cheerleading team, helping to lead the team to their first State championship. This groundbreaking achievement set the tone for the future of cheerleading at Kelly High School, inspiring generations of athletes to come. Robyn's leadership and dedication played a key role in establishing the school’s cheer program as a force to be reckoned with.

After her success in high school, Robyn went on to cheer at the collegiate level, continuing to hone her skills and further solidify her love for the sport. Since graduating, Robyn has remained deeply involved in cheerleading, staying up-to-date on the latest trends and developments within the industry. Her commitment to the sport continues to inspire and influence the next generation of cheerleaders.

Alongside her athletic achievements, Robyn has had an impressive 27-year career as an orthopedics nurse. With decades of experience in the healthcare field, she has worked diligently to provide exceptional care for her patients, specializing in orthopedics and helping people recover from injuries and surgeries. Robyn’s nursing career has been defined by her compassion, expertise, and dedication to improving the lives of those in her care.

Outside of work, Robyn enjoys spending quality time with her family and loves to camp, embracing the outdoors as a way to recharge and make memories with her loved ones.

Robyn Burleson’s unique blend of athletic excellence and nursing expertise makes her a role model for those striving to excel in both sports and healthcare. Her commitment to her family, her profession, and her community shines through in everything she does.

Athlete | Cheer Mom | Mental Health Counselor | Accounts

Rhonda McClanahan’s athletic journey began as a Jackson High School Varsity Cheerleader in 1988, where she was part of the team that won the NCA Southeast Cheer Competition Champions title. She continued her competitive spirit with 10 years in Competitive Gymnastics and later supported her children as a dedicated Competitive Cheer Mom for three years.

Rhonda is deeply proud of her family. She has been happily married to her husband, DeWayne, for 28 years. Together, they have two children: Logan, who serves in the Missouri National Guard and holds a BS in Business, and Landyn, who is currently a Junior on the Jackson Varsity Black Competition Cheer Team (2022–present). Rhonda is their biggest cheerleader in all their endeavors.

Professionally, Rhonda holds a BS in Psychology, MA in Mental Health Counseling, and an Ed. Specialist in Counseling Education. With over 25 years of experience in private practice, local school districts, and teaching master’s-level college classes, she currently works at Great Oaks Counseling in Cape Girardeau. Rhonda’s passion for helping others extends beyond counseling, having worked in the front desk and billing department of a local gymnastics gym for more than three years.

Outside of work, Rhonda enjoys horseback riding, camping, kayaking, and just about anything that brings her outdoors. She also loves to travel and create memories with her family.