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Elevations All Stars take VCU by storm

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The Elevations All-Stars were not worried about the snow; they were worried about hitting amazing routines against tough competition at the Cheer and Dance Extreme competition in Richmond this past weekend.

They started the morning early with their Tiny Imagine squad consisting of 3- to 5-year-old cheerleaders. The Mini Dreams (ages 6-9) had an excellent performance taking home fourth place.

After a long break came the long awaited Senior divisions. This is where the most elite performances take place. Elevations Team Summit cranked out the most entertaining performance of the entire year. The judges commented that they were very impressed and enjoyed watching the routine. They took first place out of eight teams. The most Elite squad at Elevations is Team Inspire, Senior Level 4. With a very difficult set of elements in their routine, they nailed it. They took home first place and the highest score in the Level 4 division, Grand Champions.

“We feel so blessed to have such dedicated and humble athletes in our program,” says coach/owner Jennifer Cooper of Elevations.

It was a great weekend for the ladies and gentlemen of EAS!

Online at www.elevationsgymnastics.biz.

 

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