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Kiara George Named 2017 Miss Catoctin-Ettes Free Annual Baton
Catoctin-Aires Queen Twirling Course
Kiara George, daughter of Teddy George and Donna Walter of Fairfield, The Catoctin-Ettes, Inc. will again host its annual free four-week baton
Pennsylvania, was named to the prestigious title of Miss Catoctin-Aires Queen twirling course for beginner twirlers.
for 2017. This title was bestowed upon George from an overwhelming number
of votes from the marching corps’ membership. George received the crown and Classes will begin on Tuesday, February 7, 2017, at the Emmitsburg
sash from the outgoing queen, her sister, Shyanne George, who enjoyed the title Elementary School, with two sets of classes being held: (1) three-five years of
in 2016. Kiara will now represent the group in its new year as queen. This title age; (2) six years of age and older.
will permit her to be a featured performer in the group’s hometown parade, as
well as other responsibilities throughout 2017. The younger group will attend class from 6:00-6:30 p.m.; the older group
will attend class from 6:45-7:30 p.m.
First runner-up to the title was Erika Oland of Thurmont. Rachel Bechler
of Frederick was named as court royalty. Each received a token for their Batons are loaned free of charge for class time. There are absolutely no
participation in the royalty pageant. costs whatsoever. This is a great opportunity to determine a child’s interest for
twirling, with no financial outlay. It is also a great opportunity to explore a
In addition to the crowning ceremony, the group celebrated its undefeated new activity for children without obligation!
marching corps status during its annual holiday show, held at Catoctin High
School. Members of the organization performed in solo and group numbers, Participants must be pre-registered. For registration or more information,
twirling batons, hoops, and color guard flags. The group also showcased its please contact Donna Landsperger at 240-405-2504 or [email protected].
percussion line, capturing the 2016 Advanced Marching Corps Percussion Line
Championship title with the Capital Area Marching Association organization.
The corps presented its membership with trophies for its championship
title win of Advanced Majorette Corps and its undefeated season. In addition,
trophies were presented for perfect attendance, excellence in leadership, and
most improved and most prepared twirler. Each member of the group received
a duffel bag, displaying the 2016 championship title.
The Catoctin-Ettes, inc., a local, non-profit marching group, now begins
preparation for its 2017 competitive season. There are openings in the areas
of color guard, to include rifle spinning and flag twirlers; percussion (includes
drums, cymbals and bells), as well as the majorette and pom pom lines. For
more information about joining the group, please contact Donna Landsperger
at 240-405-2604 or at [email protected].
S e n d U s Y o u r S p o r t s N e w s ! [email protected] or fax to 301-447-2946
Kiara George Named 2017 Miss Catoctin-Ettes Free Annual Baton
Catoctin-Aires Queen Twirling Course
Kiara George, daughter of Teddy George and Donna Walter of Fairfield, The Catoctin-Ettes, Inc. will again host its annual free four-week baton
Pennsylvania, was named to the prestigious title of Miss Catoctin-Aires Queen twirling course for beginner twirlers.
for 2017. This title was bestowed upon George from an overwhelming number
of votes from the marching corps’ membership. George received the crown and Classes will begin on Tuesday, February 7, 2017, at the Emmitsburg
sash from the outgoing queen, her sister, Shyanne George, who enjoyed the title Elementary School, with two sets of classes being held: (1) three-five years of
in 2016. Kiara will now represent the group in its new year as queen. This title age; (2) six years of age and older.
will permit her to be a featured performer in the group’s hometown parade, as
well as other responsibilities throughout 2017. The younger group will attend class from 6:00-6:30 p.m.; the older group
will attend class from 6:45-7:30 p.m.
First runner-up to the title was Erika Oland of Thurmont. Rachel Bechler
of Frederick was named as court royalty. Each received a token for their Batons are loaned free of charge for class time. There are absolutely no
participation in the royalty pageant. costs whatsoever. This is a great opportunity to determine a child’s interest for
twirling, with no financial outlay. It is also a great opportunity to explore a
In addition to the crowning ceremony, the group celebrated its undefeated new activity for children without obligation!
marching corps status during its annual holiday show, held at Catoctin High
School. Members of the organization performed in solo and group numbers, Participants must be pre-registered. For registration or more information,
twirling batons, hoops, and color guard flags. The group also showcased its please contact Donna Landsperger at 240-405-2504 or [email protected].
percussion line, capturing the 2016 Advanced Marching Corps Percussion Line
Championship title with the Capital Area Marching Association organization.
The corps presented its membership with trophies for its championship
title win of Advanced Majorette Corps and its undefeated season. In addition,
trophies were presented for perfect attendance, excellence in leadership, and
most improved and most prepared twirler. Each member of the group received
a duffel bag, displaying the 2016 championship title.
The Catoctin-Ettes, inc., a local, non-profit marching group, now begins
preparation for its 2017 competitive season. There are openings in the areas
of color guard, to include rifle spinning and flag twirlers; percussion (includes
drums, cymbals and bells), as well as the majorette and pom pom lines. For
more information about joining the group, please contact Donna Landsperger
at 240-405-2604 or at [email protected].
S e n d U s Y o u r S p o r t s N e w s ! [email protected] or fax to 301-447-2946
