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April 20, 2002 Paramount Kings
Dominion became the scene of screaming, yelling, throwing people around
and a lot of fierce battling. No
I am not talking about the war in the Middle East. I am speaking of the friendly annual spirit weekend
competition in the infamous Doswell, VA theme
park. This was the scene
where youth from several Washington, DC area recreation center
Cheerleading Squads took their routines on the road to have their talents
spotlighted. The list
included the Rosedale Tigers, The District Heights Chiefs, and last but
certainly not least URSCENE’s featured squad the Fort Davis and J.E. Howard
Hoyas. (Hoyas shown in Photo on the right)
Also See
Hoya’s Feature Story (below).
If you were one of those people that thought Washington D.C. area
youth had nothing positive to offer, you have likely never seen these kids
in action. In fact these kids
have so much positive energy you could probably power a city for a month.
In just a few hours I observed more running, jumping, flipping and
camaraderie than I have ever seen on Network Television in a month.
That leads to the question, why isn’t this the images of the
inner city youth that I see on the nightly news?
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(Marlboro Mustangs Shown above)
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Many of these DC area teams have
battled in fierce competitions to include the District of Columbia City
wide competition where the Fort Davis as theirs former name the Tigers
have captured many titles. Highly
competitive these competitions and the practice that lead up to them teach
these kids the value of fitness, concentration, and discipline.
If you don’t think it takes talent to make these teams have a
look at the photo on the left, the the Marlboro Mustangs in action. Yes that red and white streak you see in the air is a
cheerleader. These kids practice long hours to polish their
routine. So as a tribute to the kids of the athletics teams around
the region, we bring a quick glimpse of the teams we caught up with at the
spirit weekend competition. Boys and Girls, Jamcnblood and the
entire URSCENE Entertainment Staff salute you. |
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Let’s Take A Look At Some The Area’s Top Competing Teams This Year!
Here are the Rosedale Tigers |
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Mighty Mites Category |
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Super Teens Category |
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Now Let’s Meet the District Heights
Chiefs |
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Super Teens
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Pee Wees
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Introducing
URSCENEs Feature Squad The Fort Davis & J.E. Howard Hoyas |
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PEE WEES |
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Super Teens |
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Stunts |
and more Stunts |
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You know we could not resist another candid photo so
Hows this? "I am Diva!!! Hear Me Roar!!!" |
We caught up with one of the Fort Davis Cheerleaders,
Latoya Powell of the Hoyas (Photo Left), shortly after her team
placed second in the Spirit Week End Competition and ask what did she
think of the competition. Latoya said....
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In case you are wondering where you may
have seen the guy in the photo on the right. He is Lovell L.
Elliott, II. He appeared in the photo with his father, owner of VELL-CO
Incorporated, Lovell Elliott, I in the March Interviews section.
Lovell no 2 is the close first cousin of Latoya Powell. |
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Fort Davis & J.E. Howard Coaches
(From Left to Right)
Laverne Powell, Pamela Thompson, Shawn Lassiter |
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Wow!!!
Here's Shot I Bet They Didn't Think They Would See Again!
"Ok Everybody on the count of three, everyone pose like we did in
the 60's. 1..2..3.... Disco Pose!!!" |
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Story By Jamcnblood
See Other Jamcnblood Articles Below:
See Also Jamcnblood's Commentary Page
See
Also Black History Facts
See Also JB's Devine
Enlightenment |