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Caitlin
Weisel
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Caitlin
Weisel began dancing at the age of 5 and in 7th grade she
enrolled in classes at Broadway Bound Dance Center where she
was accepted into "The Force" Dance Company.
Over the years Caitlin won numerous awards performing in solos,
duos, trios and group numbers, as well as the team captain.
She danced in Hunterdon Central's musicals as a dancer in:
Bye Bye Birdie, Oklahoma, Peter Pan and started the dance
team at Hunterdon.
She also was the Vice President of her senior class 2003 and
won "Student of the Year" upon graduation.
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Today
Caitlin is a Senior at The University of Connecticut in
the nursing program.
This past September Caitlin auditioned for the UConn Dance
Team and out of 80 girls she was picked for one of the 7 spots.
The team is now made up of 14 girls and they perform at basketball
games and other school events.
Caitlin
is very excited to perform for the fans of the UConn Huskies
and wishes to thank everyone at Broadway Bound Dance Center
for their love & support and helping her reach one of
her many goals.
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Kelly Serra

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Kelly
Serra of Clinton Township began dancing at the age of five and
enrolled in classes at Broadway Bound Dance Center in 5th grade.
Kelly became a member of "The Force" Dance
Company and competed in many competitions throughout the tri-state
area.
During High School Kelly cheered on the Varsity cheerleading
squad at North Hunterdon freshman year through senior year.
When she was a captain her senior year, the squad won first
place at the National Championship in Washington D.C.
Last fall she was crowned North Hunterdon's Homecoming Queen. |
Now
Kelly is a junior at the Pennsylvania State University and
majoring in Kinesiology. This past April she tried out for the
Co-Ed cheerleading team and out of 110 girls she was picked
for one of the 28 spots. Her squad cheers for football games
as well as the Men's and Women's basketball games. They also
participate in pep rallies, parades, community service activities,
charitable organizations' fund-raisers, University president
tailgates, hospital visits and retirement homes.
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Kelly
loves cheerleading in front of the 110,000 fans in Beaver Stadium,
especially now that Penn State is number one in the Big Ten
Conference. Thanks to the excellent dance instructors at Broadway
Bound Dance Center, she can now feel comfortable performing
in front of all the spectators in the second largest Stadium
in the country.
Kelly encourages aspiring dancers to try hard when it comes
to achieving their goals, because with hard work and dedication
it can happen!
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