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Meet
the Webmaster
I have been teaching colorguard since I started colorguard.
Yes, I even started teaching before I even knew what I was doing. That date
was 1979. (Scary, huh?) I started spinning rifle with my neighborhood friend
when I was in the 10th grade. I still remember the first time I saw a rifle
spinning. It was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
Because I lived in a small southern town, I got a lot of teasing for being
the only guy to do guard, but that wasn't going to stop me. I practiced
so much everyday that my rifle became my best friend. Eventually, when I
went to college, I joined the colorguard, eventually to teach it the next
year. During my undergraduate years at East Carolina University, I also
taught Rocky Mount Senior High school two of the years that they won the
now BOA national championship.
When I got my graduate degree in fine arts from East Carolina, I moved to
Tallahassee and then graduated from Florida State University with a Masters
degree in Fine Arts.
Next I joined a regional ballet company for 3 years and toured internationally.
I also did choreography for them for Main Stage Productions.
Eventually, I decided to go back into full time teaching of colorguard.
Since then, my accomplishments have been:
- Guard director of a Schoolastic A WGI finalist colorguard
- Being on staff for a WGI World Class finalist colorguard
- Choreographed for an WGI Independent Open Silver Medalist
- Choreographed for Boston Crusaders the first year that they were in
DCI finals
- Received a Cosmotologist License
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