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ACTIVE SPORTS WITHIN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC

There are presently 15 active sports within the District. Those sports in bold listed above have active sport committees and activity.  Please click on the sport name to access information to contact that District Sports Chair.

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> Men's Basketball
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This District is Non Chartered and does not have elected officers and/or sport directors. Please see the acting management team below, appointed by AAU National Office.

(acting) Dance  / Baton Twirling

  • District Sports Chair / Diane Gangi George

            Villanova University Band Front:

            Dance Team, Flag Team, Wildcat Dancers, Twirlers

            Phone / Fax: 610-933-2074

            Website: www.ms.maj1@verizon.net

  • The Middle Atlantic District Baton Twirling groups that compete in the District advance to the National AAU Junior Olympic Games for National Championship Competition.

 




ABOUT AAU DANCE

 Uniting the art of dance with the athletics of dance, the AAU is proud to offer a Dance program.

 Score4Dance/USA Dance has partnered with the AAU to facilitate dancers in stepping forward and taking their place among the ranks of AAU Junior Olympic Games and AAU National Champions.

 The AAU Dance program offers something for everyone! Routines include solos, duos/trios, officers, military, novelty, prop, acrobatic dance, show production, co-ed, all male, high kick, ballet, pointe, tap, lyrical, jazz, hip-hop, modern/abstract, clogging, DanceSport, salsa and swing.

 Open to athletes from all other Dance organizations, AAU Dance offers many competition opportunities. The AAU Dance Rulebook is online at www.aauDance.org. You can also find event listings and other information at the AAU Dance website.

 The AAU Dance National Championships are held in conjunction with the AAU Junior Olympic Games. Located in Detroit, MI for 2008, Dance competitors must compete and qualify at an AAU District or Regional Championship in each event they wish to be eligible in order to compete at the AAU National Championship.

 The AAU Dance Program is a national network for amateur athletes, coaches, judges, and Dance enthusiasts dedicated to improving and promoting the sport of Dance. It is important for the public to know that AAU Dance is open to athletes from all Dance organizations.

AAU SUPER REGIONAL  & Caribbeanfest

 Saturday, June 2, at Arcola Intermediate School, Eagleville (Norristown), PA.

  This is the Qualifier for Baton Twirling, Cheerleading and Dance for the AAU Junior Olympic Games / Nationals.

Contact Diane George for details / registration


Competition: July 31 to August 3, 2007
Knoxville Convention Center
701 Henley St.
Registration at:
Jacobs Building, Chichowee Park
3301 Magnolia Ave., Knoxville, TN 37914


 

 
 
The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be complete, nor is it represented as such. The Middle Atlantic AAU District does not endorse nor recommend any specific club(s), coach(es), nor group(s) of athletes. The Middle Atlantic AAU District merely provides this information as a service; it neither verifies nor guarantees the accuracy thereof.