SOUTH TEXAS SPORTS


NATIONAL WINNERS Daniela Garza is a ninth grade student at Mission Veterans Memorial High School. She is the daughter of Gumaro and Rosario Garza. Daniela competed at the Power Dance National Championships in Galveston Texas on March 8th & 9th and brought home the National title in the Street Dance Junior Varsity Division. She was awarded a trophy, jacket, plaque, t-shirt plus this victory qualified her to the Individual Championships in Las Vegas. Daniela is a student at South Texas Cheer & Dance Academy and is coached by Vanessa Conde, Diana Guerrero, Amy Sojak and under the direction of Ileana Martinez. Larisa Sotelo is a senior at Franklin High School in El Paso Texas. She is the daughter of Liza Sotelo. Larisa recently competed at the Power Dance National Competition in Galveston Texas on March 8th & 9th and brought home the National title in the Street Dance Varsity Division. With this victory, Larisa received a trophy, jacket, plaque and t-shirt and qualified for the Individual Championships in Las Vegas. She trains with the South Texas Cheer & Dance Company in Mission. Larisa is coached by Vanessa Conde, Diana Guerrero, Amy Sojak and under the direction of Ileana Martinez. Maya Martinez was also an individual winner in the competition. She brought home the National title in the Street Dance Mini Division. Maya was awarded a trophy, jacket, plaque and t-shirt and qualified for the Individual Championships in Las Vegas. Other Stallion qualifiers include Stacy Ozuna, Deandra Garza, Desiree Garza and Rachelle Rosales. (Mini National Champions and Story COMING SOON)

Stallion Mission: Do your very best and have fun! Mission Accomplished The South Texas Cheer & Dance Company sent 2 competitive teams and 1 show team to the Cheer Power National Competition in San Antonio Texas on February 1st - 3rd. The event was held at the Alomodome Center and was host to 350 teams. Just as it has happened all year, the athletes, parents and coaches worked together to make sure everything went as smooth as possible. The Stallion organization was determined to be noticed and made sure they left it all out on the cheer floor. Youth Level 2 Cheer Team: 2 and a half minutes. That is the amount of time a team has to showcase their routine and make an impression on the judge's. Two days before the competition, the coaches and teams found out that they were part of the biggest division at the National Competition. Twenty talented teams were vying for the opportunity to be named 2008 Cheer Power National Youth Level 2 Champions. As soon as the Stallion All star squad stepped on the cheer mat at 8:50 pm on Friday, it was obvious that they were there to take care of business. From the jumps, dance and tumbling sequences to the final pyramid sequence, the team kept the crowd involved with their confidenct smiles and flashy choreography. As soon as their 2 and a half minutes were up, they exited confidently in their performance. When it was time for the coaches to check the scores, they found that the South Texas Stallions were ranked in 1st place overall and were tied for the highest Small Gym Level 2 score of all age groups. The Stallion camp was thrilled, but it was far from over. First day scores count 25% while the second day scores count 75%. On Saturday the team went in with a lot of confidence but the routine did not go as smooth as it had on Friday. Everyone just hoped for the best and anxiously awaited the Awards Ceremony. After the last Level 2 team performed, the announcer called all teams and coaches to the cheer floor while parents filled up the stands. The announcer began by saying "This is the biggest division in the competition. Anywhere you finish you should be proud." In 20th place, In 19th place and he went on and on and he reached 10th place and the Stallions still had not been called. He kept going until only five teams remained. The squad looked at each other and smiled as they sensed that something really special could happen. The coaches kept looking at each other without saying a word. Some of the parents confidently sat up straight while others refused to look up. Then the 5th place team was called and then the 4th place team and still no Stallions called. Only 3 teams remained, all which had done a tremendous job. Then the announcer said "In third place from Mission Texas" (there was another team from Mission, so no one knew how to react) and he called the other guys. Of course every Stallion member was thrilled that it wasn't our name called. He then went on to say "And then there were two. Should I keep going?" The squad didn't even respond. All those countless hours in the gym, all the adversity the team have had to overcome in the past year, and yes it was an honor to be the top two, but wouldn't it be great to finish first. "Ok, Ok I will keep going. In second place from Cedar Park" And the Stallion camp went into a frenzy. NATIONAL CHAMPS, NATIONAL CHAMPS, SOUTH TEXAS STALLIONS Youth Level 2 are National Champs. CAN U FEEL IT? The Mini Level 2 team The Mini Cheer squad was the first Stallion team to perform at the Main Floor at the Alamodome. The team had competed at two Regionals and had already accomplished two first place awards. However this was Nationals and about 40%of this group were new to the National scene. But right from warm ups this team was excited and ready to go. The lights and amount of people seemed to electrify the team as they hit every motion, jump and stunt with huge smiles on their faces. The team performed their 2 and a half minute routine and exited confidently. It was now in the judge's hands. The Mini scores were posted right before the Youth team was about to perform and they were ranked first out of seven teams. The Mini team had to report at 6:45 am on Saturday morning in complete attire. During the warm ups the team looked a little sluggish. The coaches immediately gave each team member some CHOCOLATE fuel. The team performed very well as all stunts stuck and tumbling looked strong. The Awards for the Mini team was after the Show team performed but before the Youth Level 2 team would perform. The announcer began calling out teams and they went one by one. Immediately we knew there was going to be a tie since they started out by saying in sixth place and there were seven teams. When it went down all the way to second place, we knew that we were one of two teams that would be named National Champions. As soon as they called our names we received our medals, banner and team trophy and we took off to go get the jackets. Well little did we know that our Mini team was also named HIGH POINT CHAMPIONS and our coaches were awarded the BEST CHOREOGRAPHY. This was a huge achievement and statement. While many Gymnasium Owners and Coaches hire choreographers from all over the country, the Stallion Company has always taken pride in doing its own choreography. This is a huge testament to our dedicated coaching staff. Congratulations MINI Level 2 - YOU ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS, HIGH POINT CHAMPIONS, and you helped your gymnasium receive BEST CHOREOGRAPHY! Simply the Best! Show Team (picture coming soon) South Texas Cheer & Dance Company takes great pride in all of its teams, but they are extremely proud of the Show Teams. The Show Teamers is a non competitive team that solely goes to the competition to showcase their skills. We believe that this is extremely important in the development of our future All stars. The Show Team gave the best performance that they had done all year. They smiled, hit their moves on cue and one athlete did a round off back hand spring. After the Show teamers performed their routine, each team member was awarded a huge trophy. The Stallion Show team did an amazing job and the future looks bright for the Company. Words from Director Ileana Martinez It was a Stallion weekend and it was a TEAM effort. Athletes you worked so hard all year and with almost no complaints. You poured your heart into your team and into what you were doing and it paid off. Remember that winning a National title is a great thing, but your confidence, character and class make you what you are - A CHAMPION! Enjoy this, for it is only the beginning of what awaits you. You are the Best and I am proud of you! Parents you made this all possible with your continuous support, positive feedback and cooperation throughout the year. The way you came together and helped with make up, hair, skirt pinning etc., you make things so much easier at competitions and demonstrations. Be proud of your little one, for they accomplished something great and even though they might not say it often they are grateful to have parents that believe in them and whom are willing to give them this opportunity to not only excel in cheer but learn life lessons as well. Coaches you are the best period. God has literally blessed me with the best coaching staff. You truly believe in what you are doing and at the end of the day you want the very best for each Stallion. You were challenged early in the year and you have responded like GREAT LEADERS and I just can't say enough of what you mean to these great atletes and their parents. Keep up the good work. GO STALLIONS! High Point Champion Larisa Sotelo is a senior at Franklin High school in El Paso Texas. She is captain of the Varsity Cougar Cheerleading squad. Larisa began training with the Stallion cheerleading squad as a sixth grader. Out of 25 girls that tried out in 2001 for the squad, sixteen were named to the team and Larisa received the highest scores. She was part of the first Stallion team that won a National Championship back in 2002. Since then Larisa has competed all over the country in cheerleading and hip hop competitions. Although Larisa now lives in El Paso, she travels once a month and trains 4-8 hours with the South Texas Cheer & Dance Company. Larisa along with 5 other Stallion soloists traveled to Houston Texas to compete in the Texas Open Regional. Larisa won 1st place in the Street dance category and was also awarded High Point Champion. With this victory Larisa has qualified for the Power Dance National competition in Galveston Texas and the Grand Individual competition in Las Vegas. Her next competition will be in Corpus Christi on February 17th. She is coached by Vanessa Conde. Stallion Fly Girls Make Big Noise at Regionals The Cheer Power Texas Open Regional hosted in Houston had over 100 individuals competing in different categories. The South Texas Cheer & Dance Company sent six athletes to represent the Stallions. From the very first performance to the last one, it was eminent that it was a Stallion Day. Together the six girls brought home 5 first places, 1 second place and 3 High Point Champions. With this accomplishment, these girls qualified for the National Competition in Galveston and The Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Soloists are Malaya Pistokache (Jazz - 1st place), Maya Danae Martinez-(Street 2nd place), Stacy Ozuna-(Street 1st place), Larisa Sotelo-(Street 1st place and High Point Champion). Dance Couples are Deandra Garza and Desiree Garza-(Street 1st place and High Point Champions). These athletes are coached by Vanessa Conde, Diana Guerrero, Amy Sojak, Robert Diaz and under the direction of Ileana Martinez. For more information on how to join the any of the cheer or dance squads contact 956-580-4800 between 4:15-7:15. CONGRATULATIONS CHAMPIONS! The South Texas Cheer & Dance Company took 4 competitive teams and 2 show teams to the Cheer Power Open Championship in Houston Texas on Dec. 8th & 9th. The Houston competition is the biggest regional that Cheer Power hosts and the Stallion Cheerleaders and Dancers brought home 1st place titles in the Mini & Youth Level 2 Cheer category and the Mini & Youth Street Dance category. With the victories, the talented athletes qualified for the 2008 Cheer Nationals in San Antonio and the Dance Nationals in Galveston. The Stallions were also represented by Soloists, Dance Couples and Dance groups and in total South Texas Cheer & Dance brought home six 1st place trophies and four 2nd place trophies. Teams are coached by Diana Guerrero, Vanessa Conde, Amy Sojak, Robert Diaz, Sonya Villegas and are under the direction of Ileana Martinez. For team names and pictures go under South Texas Cheer & Dance and if you would like to view the Cheer teams click Cheer and if you would like to view the Dance teams click Dance. You can also click on Photo Gallery to view candid pictures from performances and competitions. Anyone interested in becoming a part of the Stallion family, call us at 956-580-4800 or visit us at 1626 E. Griffin Pkwy Monday - Thursday from 4:15 to 7:15. Once again Congratulations and way to represent the Rio Grande Valley. GO STALLIONS and remember no matter the outcome as long as you DO YOUR ABLSOLUTE BEST & HAVE FUN YOU ALWAYS WIN! Stallions - Simply the Best Baby! Excitement is in the AIR! With around 2 months of preparation, the South Texas Cheer & Dance teams traveled to Corpus Christi on Sunday Nov. 11th for their first competition of the 2007 - 2008 season. 6 teams and 3 soloists represented the South Texas Cheer and Dance Company throughout the day. Veteran and Rookie families were decked out in their Stallion attire along with noise makers and signs. Everyone came together and supported with even the most minor of details and it paid off. It was a great day to compete and a fantastic day to be a STALLION! The company started off with a BANG! The Reigning National Champion Mini Hip Hop team was the first Stallion team to perform and definitely set the tone for the rest of the squads. They brought the house down with an awesome mix filled with songs and beats from the most prestigious hip hop stars. The team that consists of 2nd & 3rd graders brought home their first Championship title of the season. The team is headed by Diana Guerrero and assisted by Vanessa Conde and Amy Sojak. The Mini Hip Hop team members are Alyssa Bazan, Alyssa Garza, Daylann Garza, Makayla Garza, Natalie Garza, Victoria Garza, Maya Martinez and Malaya Pistokache. Get your left foot, put it out in the front, and do it AAAAHHHH like this! One would think with only 1 returning youth hip hop dancer and 1 sixth grader that the team would have to work its way to the top. Ah no, that's not how it is at the Stallion gym. The team let everyone know that they are the real deal and proved it by not only bringing home the Championship title but also got crowned High Point Dance Champions. The team that boasts a roster of four fourth graders (3 who were 2007 mini hip hop national champions), two fifth graders, and 1 6th grader are expected to bring home top awards this year. The team is headed by Diana Guerrero and assisted by Vanessa Conde and Amy Sojak. The Youth Hip Hop team members are Deandra Garza, Desiree Garza, Jesselle Gonzalez, Brianna Granados, Alba Panuco, Mayra To! scano and Danniana Zapata. I am a Super Star! Their is a beginning to everything and the Cheer Show Team proved that the future is shining bright for the Stallion company. The non competitive squad were adored by fans with their bright metallic gold poms and cheers and dance. Every single member of this team were awarded show team trophies and made the coaches and parents very proud. Only 1 member of the team had ever performed in a competitition. The team is made up of three, four and five year olds and are coached by Amy Sojak and assisted by Diana Guerrero. The Cheer Show Team members are Haileigh Castillo, Alyssa Cavazos, Giselle Guerrero, Gianni Lopez, Samantha Ortiz, Karyme Palomares, Britney Quintero and Heather Striowski. Soulja Boy! Go Stallions! The Hip Hop Show Team performed as if they were a competitve team. Just like the Cheer Show Team only 1 member of this team had ever performed in a competition, but you couldn't tell as they rocked the gymnasium with their signature stomping and clapping moves as well as pumps and floor tricks. The team is coached by Amy Sojak. The Dance Show Team members are Abby Bazan, Haleigh Castillo, Ethan Garza, Kaitlin Garza, Diana Martinez and Ramon Martinez. I'm Gonna Live Forever, Baby Remember My Name, Oh Ya Stallions! The Mini Level 2 Cheer Team performed a stellar routine with a heart felt mix and let everyone know that the Stallions are a Multiple Threat. The Cheer team had straight up cupies/awesomes and extentions as well as three basket tosses and straight up pyramids. The flip flopping Mini team brought the Stallion Company another Championship title. The team who earned the 2006 National Championship title is determined to bring it back to the Stallion gym. The team is headed by Vanessa Conde and assisted by Amy Sojak and Robert Diaz. The Mini Level 2 team are Jackie Bazan, Victoria Bazan, Ashley Estrada, Alyssa Garza, Daylann Garza, Makayla ! Garza, Natalie Garza, Alesha Herebia, Maya Martinez, Kazzandra Meza, Annautica Perez, Malaya Pistokache, Jhenna Ozuna, Erica Perez, Rebecca Ramirez, Lyric Tharp, Bailey Villalon, Karina Velez. Can you Feel It, Can you Feel It, Can you Feel it? The Youth Level 2 Cheer Team made a huge statement on Sunday. Although the team was denied a championship title, the Stallions proved that they are definitely front runners for the National Championships in February and March. The Stallions who brought home a 2nd place trophy wowed the crowds with their flashy, clean and sharp choreoagraphy. The young, talented and high spirited team is very committed and loyal to each other which will make the 2007 -2008 season a huge success. The team is coached by Vanessa Conde and assisted by Amy Sojak and Robert Diaz. The Cheer Youth Level 2 team members are Brenda Cardenas, Ashley Estrada, Deandra Garza, Desiree Garza, Makayla Garza, Brianna Granados, Jeselle Gonzalez, Shelseah Leal, Jennifer Leal, Stacy ! Ozuna, Malaya Pistokache, Mayra Toscano, and Danniana Zapata. Bet on it, I'm Worth it, Baby Girl. Stallion Soloists ROCK! Beginning with the smooth and emotional Jazz soloist Malaya Pistokache, followed by Cutie Street Dancer Maya Martinez, and anchored by Pro like Street Dancer Stacy Ozuna, the Company was pleased with all 3 performances. The girls brought home 2 first place and 1 second place trophy and is the beginning of what seems to be the most promising year in Solo dance. The South Texas Cheer and Dance Company would like to congratulate the athletes for their hard work and dedication in the past few months. We would also like to thank the parents for their continuous support and cooperation. Your children love and appreciate you and so do we. This is just the beginning of competition season and our coaches and staff will continue to strive to get the best out of every athlete. During competition season, things can sometimes get hectic and extremely competitive, and we want to thank our athletes and parents for carrying themselves with the upmost class, confidence and character. For this is how we mold ourselves to be TRUE CHAMPIONS. And after all we want to be the best in cheer and dance but more importantly our very best in LIFE! GO STALLIONS! SMART • BEAUTIFUL • TALENTED "A" & "B" HONOR ROLL STUDENTS HIP-HOP/ STREET DANCER TRYOUT / EVALUATIONS BOYS & GIRLS PK-3 thru 11th grade Wednesday April 25th 4:30 - 8:30 National Grand Champions! South Texas Stallion Mini (1st-3rd grade) Fly Girls and the Youth Level 2 (3rd - 6th grade) Cheer team competed at the Cheer of America Open National in San Antonio Texas on March 17th and brought home the National Championship title. The 2 performances scored higher than any other team in the Mini through High School division. For this feat every Stallion All star received a COA Grand Champion Jacket, sandals, gloves, and a scarf. The Mini Hip Hop Trio and the Youth Hip Hop Trio received also placed 1st. The teams are coached by Vanessa Conde, Diana Guerrero, Robert Diaz and Chris Almaraz and under the direction of Ileana Martinez. The All stars are Kneeling L to R: Mariah Gonzalez (Mission), Brianna Granados (Sharyland), Alyssa Bazan (Mission), Alyssa Garza (Mission), Maya Martinez (La Joya). Standing L to R: Stacy Ozuna (La Joya), Meranda Silva (Mission), Danniana Zapata (La Joya), Jennifer Leal (Sharyland), Desiree Garza (Sharyland), Rachelle Rosales (Mission), Alyssa Olivarez (Mission), Deandra Garza (Sharyland), Roxie Guajardo (Mission), Julie Guajardo (Mission), Malaya Pistokache (Sharyland), Daylann Garza (Sharyland), Jackie Bazan (Mission), Lizette Alonzo (Edinburg), Makayla Garza (Sharyland), Jesselle Gonzalez (La Joya) National Champions! In 2006 the South Texas Cheer & Dance brought home a National Championship in Soloist Street Dance and in Trio Street Dance. A year later the Stallion Fly Girls brought home a TEAM National Championship in the Mini Street Division for the first time in STCD history. Soloist Mariah Gonzalez won the National Championship in the Youth Prep division. Maya Martinez was awarded 1st Runner Up and Stacy Ozuna was a finalist in the Mini Soloist Street Division. Deandra Garza, Desiree Garza, and Alyssa Olivarez competed in Trio Street Dance and received 1st place Runner Ups. The teams and soloists are coached by Vanessa Conde and Diana Guerrero. The competition was hosted by Power Dance at Moody Gardens in Galveston on March 9th-11th. The National Champions were awarded a team trophy, individual gold medals and individual Power Dance jackets. The National Champion Mini Hip Hop Team Kneeling L to R: Coach Vanessa Conde, Malaya Pistokache (Sharyland), Stacy Ozuna (La Joya), Mariah Gonzalez (Mission), Maya Martinez (La Joya), Jeselle Gonzalez (La Joya), Lizette Alonzo (Edinburg), Coach Diana Guerrero. Standing L to R: Desiree Garza (Sharyland), Alyssa Bazan (Mission), Jackie Bazan (Mission), Makayla Garza (Sharyland), Julie Guajardo (Mission), Alyssa Olivarez (Mission), Deandra Garza (Sharyland), Daylann Garza (Sharyland), Alyssa Garza (Mission).
NATIONAL CHAMPION - Daniela Garza competed at the Cheer Power National Dance Competition in Columbus Ohio on March 31-April 2 and becomes the 1st Stallion Fly girl to ever bring home the crown. All star Kathlyn Guerrero brought home the 3rd place trophy in the same division. Daniela might have been the first but she wasn't the only one to bring home it back to South Texas. The Jr. Prep group dance (Rachelle Rosales, Lilliana Rocha, Yvette Ramirez) also won 1st place. Daniela & the Jr. Prep team were awarded trophies & leather letterman jackets. Daniela is a 4 year Stallion All star member. She is coached by Vanessa Conde. You can see Daniela, Kathy, Lilliana, Rachelle, Yvette and many more at the Annual Recital on May 20th at the La Joya auditorium. Good Job Girls! It has been 4 years in the making. 2002 was the last time the South Texas Cheer & Dance Stallions brought home a National trophy. The National banner hung alone on the second floor of the Stallin headquarters. That was until February 4th, 2006. The Mini team comprised of Kinder, 1st & 2nd graders swept the 2 days of competition, and they did it by beating opponents by 30 - 100 points. Anyone who knows anything about cheerleading understands how big a margin this is. Coach Mario Molina stated, "I am just so proud of them. They have worked really hard all year & now look they are National Champs." Every cheerleader participant and 1 coach receives a leather jacket with National Champion embroidered on the front and back and gold medals. Parents pitched in and bought 2 more jackets for the remaining coaches & gave each girl a National trophy. The Mini cheer team will be traveling to Orlando Florida in March to compete at the UCA National championships. They are coached by Mario Molina & Vanessa Conde. Other coaches for the Cheer & Dance teams are Diana Guerrero, Art Esquivel & Kelly Chapa. The cheerleaders are Makayla Garza, Alyssa Bazan, Samantha Gonzalez, Natalie Garza, Julie Guajardo, Deandra Garza, Daylann Garza, Lizette Alonzo, Mariah Gonzalez, Alyssa Olivarez, Maya Martinez. Alyssa Garza, Victoria De La Garza, Stacy Ozuna, Desiree Garza, Krissy Diaz, Jackie Bazan. Coach Vanessa, Coach Mario & Ileana Martinez (Director). S T A L L I O N S, South Texas Stallions, We are the Best! We came to Rock, We came to Fight! Blue & Gold, That's Right! National Champs its our Hour, at Cheer Power! Stallion Fly Girls Score Wins In Competition (Progress Times January 27, 2006) Stallion Fly Girls from South Texas Cheer & Dance of Mission dominated the hip-hop category at the recent South Padre Island American Dance/Drill Team competition. Three different Fly Girl groups from Mission placed in the competition, with two of the three earning 1st place finishes. Second grade & Under Fly Girls from the Mission dance school placed first in the third grade & under category, while both the fourth grade & 6th grade and under Fly girls placed in the 6th grade and under category. They were competing amongs 10 other top contenders. The fourth grade finished 3rd place whild the sixth grade and under group finished in 1st. The Stallion Fly Girls will be compete at the Padre Island Competition in March and will travel to the Dance Nationals in Ohio in April. The teams are coached by Vanessa Conde, Diana Guerrero & Kelly Chapa and are under the direction of Ileana Martinez. For more information call South Texas Cheer & Dance at (956) 519-0788. 5/9/05 - "Celebration Night" - a huge success* From ballet to tumbling, cheer, hip hop, singing & so much more, the South Texas Cheer & Dance Celebration night proved to be just that a night of fun filled celebration. The night started off with an opening prayer by Bethany Valadez & the singing of the national anthem by Sarah Almaraz & immediately followed with the introduction routine "Lets Get the Party Started" performed by the Cheer & Dance all-stars & including solo performances by long time students Veronica Avendano, David Carrera & Larisa Sotelo. The night continued with performances by our Tiny Tots, Ballet, beginner Hip hop & Cheer classes as well as our Show team, Jr Prep Dance all stars& Elementary Cheer all stars. Intermission was highlighted by the Varlack husband (Glenn) & wife (Faith) combo. Glenn also hosted as Master of Ceremonies for the night. The Pee Wee dance all-star team & the Jr. Prep Cheer all-stars were the opening acts right after intermission & were followed by the Champions are Made Tumblers. The tumbling students ages 3-15 put on a spectacular 20 minute performance. Star Students were chosen by coaches & the judging was based on the 3 A's - Attitude, Attendance, & Ability. 25 students received porcelain & crystal awards for their commitment to excellence. Good Job Girls! The night concluded with the high point award winning Junior Hip Hop all star team. 2004-2005 was a great year. Summer camps will begin on May 30 and run through July 28. Tryouts for Cheer & Dance will begin on May 16 - the 27th. For more information contact the office at 956-519-0788. 4/25/05 - STCD cleans house at Cheer Fest The South Texas Cheer & Dance school sent 5 of their teams to the Cheer Fest competition at Astroworld in Houston & brought home 7 trophies - four 1st place trophies, one 2nd place, a High Point Champion trophy & a Team trophy. The Elementary cheer all-stars received 2nd place while the Jr. Prep won the championship. All 3 of the Stallion dance teams, Pee Wee, Jr. Prep & Juniors, received 1st place. The Juniors (Larisa, Ronnie, Amanda, Valeria, Yahaira, Daniela & Crystal) also received high point champion scoring the top score for all teams at the competition & were given free park passes to all Six Flags theme parks. Gold Medal Members participating in 3 events throughout the day were Yahaira De Leon, Crystal Garcia & Daniela Garza. After the competition the athletes enjoyed a day at Six Flags getting on the rides & playing games. The cheer teams are coached by Mario Molina & Vanessa Conde & the Dance teams are coached by Diana Guerrero & Vanessa Conde.