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Thursday,
April 1, 2004 |
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Bring
it on
TCU
squad shakes it up in Florida competition
Cheerleaders
are attending a national championship competition in Daytona,
Fla., this weekend.
Today
the TCU Cheerleaders will shake their purple and silver
pom-poms in the preliminary rounds of the Chick-Fil-A
Cheer and Dance Collegiate Championship for the first
time in seven years.
When head coach Jeff Tucker came to TCU four years ago
the team was not ready for a national competition, he
said. Since then, a lack of money held the team from attending
a national competition, he said. |
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Stephen
Spillman/Staff Photographer
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cheerleaders are practicing part of their 3-minute
routine with hopes to gain prestige at the national
championship today. |
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Tae
Kwon Do Club gets plenty of kicks
Tae
Kwon Do Club participants are trying to kick their way
to nationals, and have a good time in the process.
“Cha
rutt. Kyung yet. Choon bee. Say jak.” That is the
Korean saying that begins each match for the university’s
Tae Kwon Do Club — “Attention. Bow. Sparring
position. Start.” |
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Irvin
prepares to take on leadership role next year
Sandora
Irvin has already made a name for herself with the Lady
Frogs, but she has bigger things planned for next season.
Not
even honorable mention All-American honors can make junior
forward Sandora Irvin content. After becoming the first
Lady Frog to earn a postseason Associated Press honor,
she now wants something even bigger. |
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