Three Newport Beach sports moms have had a fever for more than a year now. And the only prescription is more PomBell — a cross between a pom-pom and a cowbell they created that’s become a burgeoning business.
PomBell, the world’s first pom-pom + cowbell combo, was born right here in Newport Beach on the sidelines of a Corona del Mar freshman football “Battle of the Bay” game in 2024. What began as a playful moment between two moms has since evolved into a patented fan product and a fast-growing business that’s making waves across the country.
Pom Bells: How Lara, Jessica & Deanna Turned a Fun Idea into a Fitness Movement | OC Pod - Newport Beach Edition. In this episode of the OC Pod, Holly sits down with Lara, Jessica, and Deanna — the creative trio behind Pom Bells. 🎉 What started as a spark of inspiration quickly turned into a fitness cheer product full of joy, energy, and community spirit.
Our pink Save the Tatas PomBells were a huge hit at the Susan G. Komen Walk for Pink. The bells rang loud for breast cancer awareness, hope, and community — and even made it onto ABC Local News.
There’s something timeless about the sound of bells ringing at a wedding. For centuries, couples have marked their “I dos” with the joyful chime of wedding bells — a symbol of celebration, good luck, and new beginnings.
If you’ve ever been to a marathon, you know that the crowd support is what keeps runners going. Spectators line the streets with signs, cheers, and yes — noisemakers. From the classic marathon cowbell to clappers and PomBells, these simple tools bring energy to the sidelines and motivation to the athletes.
No fan tradition in college football is louder—or more legendary—than the Mississippi State cowbell tradition.
On Monday, September 22, the Anaheim Ducks lit up Honda Center with a commanding 6–1 win over the Utah Mammoth in preseason action. But the real story of the night wasn’t just on the ice — it was in the stands, where PomBells were ringing loud and proud, creating an atmosphere players and fans won’t soon forget.