| Molly Easter
is a member of the Georgia-Alabama Angels baton twirling team. They recently attended a
world baton twirling competition in South Bend, Indiana at Notre Dame. The Angels Tiny-Tot
teams consists of seven little girls, including Molly, between the ages of 6-8. The
Tiny-Tots team came home with a 1st. place trophy. They have been preparing and practicing
all summer for this event. They usually work from 8 to 10 hours a day five days a week. |
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| Molly also competed in some solo events. She
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1st place in two different events. |
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| The first 1st place was for a strut routine. In this |
| routine you are not allowed to release the baton. |
| You also have to twirl in a pattern while staying |
| in step with marching music. Sometimes this is a |
| difficult task for kids who have not been in a marching |
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| Molly "struttin' her stuff"
in the Woodland parade! |
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| Her second 1st place was in a solo routine. This was the first time Molly
had ever competed in |
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this event. |
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Molly has been competing for two years. |
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She has won several 1st place trophies |
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in her regional competition. The region |
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consists of Alabama, Mississippi, and |
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Louisiana. Molly is looking forward to a |
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new year. She will be moving up to a new |
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Molly singing with "The Easters" |
level when the season starts. |
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Here's Molly at age 6 singing!  "Jesus
Love Me" |
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