Sophomore shakes up Varsity Dance
Ryann Coakley- Sophomore
Varsity Dance Team
How long have you been apart of Varsity Dance Team?
Varsity Dance Team Ryann Coakley ‘19 : This is my first year doing dance team, so a little over a few months.
When do you meet with the team?
Coakley: We meet every weekday for dance team.
How many people are involved?
Coakley: There are 21 girls total in Varsity Dance Team.
When did you first decide you wanted to be on dance team? Why?
Coakley: I first knew I wanted to be on dance team because I saw them perform at a football game and they were amazing.
What are your plans for this semester?
Coakley: To work hard, accomplish all my goals and just practicing routines constantly.
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