PROVINCIAL BUILDER WING

Wing Overview

The Provincial Builder Wing honours individuals whose work constructed the foundation of cheerleading within a province.

These are the anchors, the mentors, the architects — those who created structure where none existed, who raised standards, and who strengthened the sport through consistency, leadership, and long-term commitment.

As stated during its founding induction:

“A Provincial Builder is a pillar — someone whose work may not always be in the spotlight, but without whom the structure simply would not stand.”

Inductees – Class of 2025

SANAA EL RASSI

Provincial Builder Wing – 2025
Québec

Official Citation

The Cheer Canada Hall of Fame formally recognizes Sanaa El Rassi for her exceptional and sustained contribution to the development of officiating excellence within Québec and her foundational impact on the integrity of the sport.

For more than two decades, Sanaa has strengthened the structural framework of cheerleading in her province through mentorship, education, and leadership in officiating development.

Full Profile

For 26 years, Sanaa El Rassi has served as an official in Québec, shaping the standard of professionalism and fairness within the competitive landscape.

Her impact, however, extends far beyond personal service.

Through annual training initiatives impacting approximately 50 participants per year, Sanaa has built a sustainable pipeline of officials. She has mentored dozens of judges — many of whom now officiate at provincial and national levels.

Her work did not simply fill roles; it elevated standards.

“She didn’t just officiate the sport — she built the system that protects it.”

Her influence strengthened credibility, consistency, and technical excellence in Québec’s cheer community. Through steady mentorship and leadership, she ensured that officiating remained not just present, but respected.

The Cheer Canada Hall of Fame honours Sanaa El Rassi as a foundational pillar of Québec cheerleading.

Key Highlights

  • 26 years as a certified official
  • Annual training initiatives for approximately 50 participants
  • Mentored and developed judges who now serve provincially and nationally
  • Elevated professionalism and structural integrity in officiating