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BHS dancers earn awards
Several members of the Brainerd High School dance team were recognized at their annual banquet last week at the Timbermist.
Ali Clough was named the most valuable varsity dancer. Kaytlyn Wynn was named the most valuable junior varsity dancer.
Varsity awards for best leaps went to Clough and Kelsey Villwock; best kicks, Kaila Eberhardt; best toe touches, Sarah Stricker; best turns, Clough; most spirited, Eberhardt; best facials, Madisyn Hilborn and Taylor Rozinka; most dependable, Eberhardt; stick it award, Melissa Holland; miss day planner, Carly Frazer and Eberhardt; hardest worker, Ashley Hendricks; most improved rookie, Eberhardt; most improved veteran, Hendricks; hardest working swings, Erin Lepage, Brittany Hanson and Bailey Garets; and rookie of the year, Brittney Schubert.
Junior varsity awards for best kicks went to Katie Scholl; best toes, Katie Nelsen; best smiles, Ashli Meyer; best toe touches, Wynn; best turns, Tayler Satre; tightest dancer, Molly Hoppe; best heads, Lisa Anderson; best attitude, Allyson Olshanski; and most improved, Ivy Rude.
Academic awards for dancers who maintained at least a 3.25 grade-point average were earned by Anderson, Kelley Bevans, Jamie Brutcher, Suzette Dahlman, Chelsea Doyscher, Eberhardt, Amber Erickson, Kellie Fenske, Frazer, Sara Gardner, Geraets, Katie Gessell, Kayelee Gill-Davidge, Laura Haeg, Hanson, Hendricks, Hilborn, Ceca Heller, Emily Holland, Melissa Holland, Jordyn Hollinsworth, Hoppe, Hannah Hutchinson, Kari Johnson, Kelsey Johnson, Cayla Lambert, Alyssa Marlatt, Whitney Martinsen, Karisa Meyer, Nelsen, Kelly O'Reilly, Olshanski, Tabitha Olson, Madison Pitsenbarger, Rozinka, Katelyn Schmaltz, Scholl, Schubert, Stricker, Jinna Toft, Villwock, Katie Warren, Wynn and Kandi Zelinske.
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