Competition Results

Kilgore Texas February 14th 2009

Solos

Brennan Parmelee- 2nd runner up

Abby Glantz- 3rd runner up

 

Duets

Colleen/ Rachel-1st Runner up

 

Rhythm- Best in Class/Winner- Medium Ensemble

(Dance Company)

 

Goldline- Best in Class/Winner-Large Ensemble

(Kick Company)

 

Officers

Sweepstakes & Gussie Nell Davis Award

(Received 90+ for all dances)

 

Team

Sweepstakes & Gussie Nell Davis Award

(Received 90+ for all dances)

 

Judges Awards

Team Pom

Team Hip Hop

Officer Jazz

Officer Prop

Officer Lyrical

 

Best Overall

Technique-Team

Presentation-Team

Choreography- Team

Choreography-Officers




 

Showoffs

January 9, 2009

RHS, Large Gym

Kilgore College

February 14, 2009

Kilgore, TX

Contest of Champions

March 6-9, 2009

Disneyworld, Orlando Fl

 


Competition

When football season comes to a close, you would think the intense, precision pace of Eaglette practice and performance would breathe a collective whew, but not so. Drill team performance is a year-long study of dance. “Off-season” is a very few weeks around Thanksgiving. The girls come back ready to prepare for the event that showcases and awards their collective and individual dance talents…. COMPETITION! Competition brings together over 30 regional Drill Teams for a Friday evening and all-day-Saturday event in February or March. The event is filled with elaborate props and costuming, creative choreography and adoring fans. Dancers may compete in solos, duets, and small ensembles, and the team performs several precision and rhythm group dances including a novelty number – an original dance creation that includes character portrayal and tells a story. In recent years, the Eaglettes novelty dances were based upon scenes from Putnam County Spelling Bee and The Wizard of Oz. Eaglettes confidently and proudly represent Richardson High School as they perform for professional judges from American Dance/Drill Team®. The RHS Eaglette Drill Team is a small but mighty powerhouse, sweeping the competition year after year under the direction of Allison Smiga and Liz Thompson.