Black College Cheerleader/Dance Competition


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Cost: $12 (all general admission)
Date: Saturday, 22Feb2003
Time: 12 Noon
Location: Georgia World Congress Center

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Come out and support your school...


FOR ALL JSU PEOPLE....


The Jackson State Dazzlers will be there and on Saturday Morning the alumni will honor them... Contact me for more information.
 



I will try and attend the competition to support my school, besides I usually watch the crakers on t.v. anyways.....
 
Originally posted by ms.sonic96
I will try and attend the competition to support my school, besides I usually watch the crakers on t.v. anyways.....
:lmao:

I wonder will BETor MBC will air the competition.:rolleyes:
 
Originally posted by docmump
Texas Southern's Cheerleaders Better not make the trip. It is not worth the money.
:shame: Doc, don;t be putting family business out there like that.:shame:
 
AAMU won the cheerleaders competition and we are still the champs.

One more SWAC Championship that you may not know about.
 
Originally posted by MightyDog
AAMU won the cheerleaders competition and we are still the champs.

One more SWAC Championship that you may not know about.

VOLLEYBALL, CHEERLEADING & HOP SCOTCH
 
The only reason AAMU won is because the Southern University Cheerleading squad did not participate last year, they participated in the NCA and are currently second in the ENTIRE Nation. This year they will be doing individual events at Black Nationals, incluing Derrick and Tremayne Baker Tumbling. If you have seen the squad recently you know who I am talking about. They get more crowd than the team does.
 
Don't tell them that, SimplyRedd. Let them think they actually won something. SU cheerleaders have been winning national awards for years. Lots of credit goes to the coach, James for keeping the squad at such a high level every year.
 



So what you are saying is that AAMU lit a fire under SU. It appears that we continue to bring the best out in SU.
 
Cheerleading! Who cares. You A&M people are sad. If you are going to brag on something talk about an academic acheivement or winning a championship in a real sport. Cheerleading is not a real sport.
 
Originally posted by enswaclopedia
Cheerleading! Who cares. You A&M people are sad. If you are going to brag on something talk about an academic acheivement or winning a championship in a real sport. Cheerleading is not a real sport.

I am glad you mentioned academics.

AAMU recognized by the NCAA: We made the most significant improvement in the graduation rate of our athletes than any NCAA member school. So that means that you other folks are still not showing any improvement in your graduation rate.

AAMU received accredation for its new School of Engineering.

I could list more but these will do for now.

We believe in Title IX up here in normal.
 
Your turn, EnWACSLAWpedia....:lmao:

*clown tryin' to bring a butter knife to a gun fight...*
 
Originally posted by MightyDog


I am glad you mentioned academics.

AAMU recognized by the NCAA: We made the most significant improvement in the graduation rate of our athletes than any NCAA member school. So that means that you other folks are still not showing any improvement in your graduation rate.

AAMU received accredation for its new School of Engineering.

I could list more but these will do for now.

We believe in Title IX up here in normal.


MD, you silly old man you. :lmao:
 
Lawd, lawd

I guess when you're a so-called basketball school and you're in 9th place after getting swept by your in-state rival , you have to resort to cheerleader "smack"
:smh:

carry on.
 
Originally posted by enswaclopedia
Cheerleading! Who cares. You A&M people are sad. If you are going to brag on something talk about an academic acheivement or winning a championship in a real sport. Cheerleading is not a real sport.


Hold it up son....



Cheerleading is a REAL SPORT Let me see your butt get out there and let someone thrown you in the air. When I was in high school the cheerleaders had to do weight training just like the football team and baskteball teams. We have to learn new techniques and all that. Being a cheerleader was a fulltime job...

We worked hard for little or no props unless you were on a great team. Do you think it is easy to do a controlled round off. Or a perfect toe touch...


Back up son... you know not what you speak :mad: :mad:
 
MD: Thank you for sharing some meaningful information with us us. As I said earlier keep the bragging to real sports and academics. Cheerleading in my opinion isn't a real sport. As for Tit IX; I could give a possums Arse about that.

"The KITCHEN and the Bedroom."
 
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