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Milton Inclusion Festival returns to Bombardier Park for third consecutive year - Vimarsana News

Milton Inclusion Festival returns to Bombardier Park for third consecutive year

Excitement is building as the Milton Inclusion Festival prepares for its third annual gathering at Bombardier Park. Following last year's successful event that drew hundreds of attendees, organizers are gearing

'Honestly thought that this was it': Extreme Cheer and Tumble staff recall day devastating tornado struck Temple - Vimarsana News

'Honestly thought that this was it': Extreme Cheer and Tumble staff recall day devastating tornado struck Temple

Extreme Cheer and Tumble has been a staple in the Temple cheer community and has helped create fond memories for the last 10 years.

Source: kwtx.com
Nine Fife girls chosen to represent Scotland in cheerleading world championships - Vimarsana News

Nine Fife girls chosen to represent Scotland in cheerleading world championships

A group of girls from Fife are jumping for joy after being selected to represent Scotland in cheerleading for the first time.

Defying Gravity: Temple resident, cheer coach to break 3rd Guinness World Record - Vimarsana News

Defying Gravity: Temple resident, cheer coach to break 3rd Guinness World Record

All-star cheerleader Marquez Arnold can be found in a viral video pulling off some complicated flips, but now the Temple resident is pursuing his third Guinness World Record.

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She saw a void in Richmond's cheering community. So she formed a new squad. - Vimarsana News

She saw a void in Richmond's cheering community. So she formed a new squad.

A decade ago, Elizabeth Rafferty founded River City Stars. Her nonprofit welcomes athletes of different abilities starting at age five.

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