HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Saint Louis School freshman Jax Scott has a packed schedule. “I’m running cross country right now. I would like to do soccer when it comes around,” he said. But where he ...

When Julia Arciola steps onto the field at Kenan Stadium, she is alone. Not in the literal sense of the word — she’s usually surrounded by the 300-odd members of the Marching Tar Heels, not to mention ...

The Limited Edition Baton Twirling Corps has a shot to compete internationally this summer. Coach Tammy Albrect has about 18 girls headed to Torino, Italy, to compete in the 2025 International Baton ...

The Suburbanettes are atop the baton twirling world again. The Chelmsford-based club clinched the Twirl Mania International Championship, winning eight first places, in Walt Disney World in Florida.

About 300 athletes are tossing, twirling and strutting their stuff this weekend. It's all part of the Northeast Regional Baton Twirling Championships at Kutztown University. WFMZ's Melissa Batulis has ...

Weekends for UCLA Athletics manifest themselves as grand productions, spectacles of sports and commotion with athletic prowess and excited crowds. Saturdays at the Rose Bowl are filled with lights, ...

It was a big summer for the Oklahoma State University baton twirlers, competing and placing at both national and world championships. Jaidyn Poole won a bronze medal in Italy at the world ...

The anticipation, the nerves, the excitement; all is rushing through Mikayla Schuller and Erienne Hay as they wait patiently to see who is going home with the World Gold Medal. All of the hard work ...

Jul. 2—When Chloe Holladay stepped into her first baton twirling class at the age of 5, she never imagined where the hobby turned passion would take her. This fall, the 23-year-old Hartselle native ...

Courtesy photo Mackenzie Detwiler (left) and her sister, Courtney Detwiler, competed together in the Adult Duet World Competition and are currently ranked fifth in the world. Altoona residents ...

When 12-year-old Heather Brady of New Windsor, Maryland, first told her friends that she was a baton twirler, they thought that she marched in parades. "When they come and see my performances, they ...