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11:50 am Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Tigerettes hosting dance camp

Pictured are the 2014 RHS Marching Hundred Tigerettes: Back row (L to R): Brookelynn Fisher, Taylor Hollimon, Stephanie Orrick, Morgan Willingham and Michaela Fish; Front Row (L to R): Hailey Peters, Peyton Vaughn, Savannah Mills (co-captain), Lauren Alford (co-captain), Kesciley Fletcher and Kayla Hughes.

Pictured are the 2014 RHS Marching Hundred Tigerettes: Back row (L to R): Brookelynn Fisher, Taylor Hollimon, Stephanie Orrick, Morgan Willingham and Michaela Fish; Front Row (L to R): Hailey Peters, Peyton Vaughn, Savannah Mills (co-captain), Lauren Alford (co-captain), Kesciley Fletcher and Kayla Hughes.

The 2014 RHS Marching Hundred Tigerettes will host a dance camp on Saturday, Aug. 23, at the RHS Band Room from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. with registration beginning at 8:30 a.m. A performance for the parents will begin at 2 p.m. Registration fee is $25 and includes a T-shirt, snack, and camp fee.

The camp will be open to ages 3-14. The captains will be teaching a danceline prep class for any girls who want to tryout for danceline within the next two years. They will learn all the tryout basics, fight song, and a dance/kickline routine. All other ages will learn dance technique, basics, and a dance routine. All dance camp participants will also march around the track with the Tigerettes at the Sept. 5 home game against J.O. Johnson. They will perform the fight song on the field during pregame.

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