Early Life

Jenna was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, to Jeffery and Jennifer Hart. She was the third daughter of the family, being born four years after Jaimie, and six years after Julie. Jenna grew up with an active lifestyle. By the age of 3, she was already participating in gymnastics, and by age 6, she had added dance to her list of activities.

All through elementary and middle school, Jenna excelled in her two passions. She won contests and trophies, lining the walls of her room. At age ten, she competed in dance competitions, winning first place in the state.

Her father owned a real estate business in Scottsdale. While her mother was a high-tier lawyer with a prestigious winning record. They lived in an upper-class home in a gated community in Scottsdale.

High School

Upon reaching high school, Jenna gravitated towards Cheerleading, combining her love of gymnastics and dance. She proved to be a natural, moving up the ranks of her team by the start of her junior year.

She was mostly a cheerleader for football, finding the joy of being outside exhilarating, and falling on the grass didn’t hurt quite so much.

Her team had gone to Nationals all four years of her High School Career, but, unfortunately, was never able to secure a win. It was at one of these National competitions that she received word of a prestigious athletic scholarship to attend Crestview University in Massachusetts. She received her acceptance and was on her way with a full scholarship.

Crestview Cougars

Joining the Varsity team in her Freshman year, Jenna made friends quickly, her best being Simone Richards, who was a year ahead of Jenna. She also met Madison Forrester, who, like Jenna, was a varsity-level freshman.

Throughout the year, Jenna and Madison seemed to become rivals, with nothing more than a competitive rivalry. By her Sophomore year, Jenna was nominated by popular vote to be the new Cheer captain, taking over the previous captain who had graduated the year before. Now, one of the youngest Captains the squad had known, she had all eyes on her.

And no one’s sights were as stern as her new co-captain, Madison, who had lost the captain spot by four votes. With the entire school watching her, Jenna had become a beacon of pep and positivity, one she made sure everyone saw in public.

Upon heading to Nationals, Crestview made it to the Semi-finals with 40 other schools, but was unable to pursue any further, getting knocked out of the rankings early. Now a Junior, Jenna vowed to herself and her team to make sure they redeemed themselves, breaking Crestview’s 20-year losing streak.

Life at Crestview

Upon attending Crestview, Jenna took a different approach than her sisters. While Julie followed their mom and became a lawyer, now living in Los Angeles, and Jaimie worked with their dad at the real estate firm, Jenna decided to follow her own dreams and pursue a communications degree.

She loved the idea of being a journalist or writing for a marketing firm, but was unsure of exactly what she wanted to do.

Halfway through her sophomore year, Jenna began to date the quarterback of the Crestview football team, Marcus Cole. They dated for about six months before a nasty breakup. leading to a heated argument in the Quad. Several onlookers watched as the cheerleading captain and the star quarterback ended their relationship.

At the start of her Junior year, Jenna, who was promised a single bedroom in Harrington Hall, soon discovered her new roommate was a person in a completely different social circle.