By: Brienna Burr
Every year the Redwood Dance Force has team captains. This year’s captains are Bryann Block ‘23, Tegan Horton ‘23, and Madison Andrade ‘23.
The three captains have all trained together for years and are all in their senior year at Redwood. All of them have been on Dance Force since their freshman year.
According to Andrade ‘23, being “a captain is to be there for your team at any given time and be a role model.” As a captain Andrade has to “create a team that all gets along and builds each other up.” Andrade says she is “glad to be a role model for my peers and be there for [the team].”
Tegan Horton ‘23 says she is “so excited to have been chosen to be a captain this year.” Horton says it means a lot to her “being that is such a large leadership responsibility.”
Bryann Block ‘23 says she hopes “to be a captain that does what’s best for the team and has a connection with the team.”
Block plans on “bringing new choreography and organization to the team.”
Andrade says that “being a captain for the Redwood Dance Team has been a great experience so far.”
Andrade says she is “glad to be a role model for my peers and be there for them.”
Horton says she hopes “to be an encouraging captain this year and overall continue to build a positive environment for the team.”
These captains plan on having a great team for this school year.
Brienna Burr
Brienna Burr, '24, is in her third year of writing and editing for the Redwood Gigantea. Outside of journalism, Brienna is a part of Dance Force, CSF, Assisteens Visalia and International Dance. You can reach her by email at brien.bu9038@vusd.us
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