Braves vs. Athletics Highlights
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 6:06 am
The night started with the roster introductions, 26 dancers and a manager, and dance seniors Crupi, Stella Moran and officer Haylee Baxter singing the national anthem, followed by the team’s Funk routine.
The team would perform all of their routines, including Military, Light March, Hip Hop, Pom and Super Bowl 2025.
In between were a variety of other offerings and guest dance troupes and special artistic performances.
Senior officer Shaelynn Lee has performed in multiple country wise email marketing list Showtimes starting in the JDHS kids’ clinic and TAFY dance studio.
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“It was always a dream of mine to be a part of the JDHS dance team during Showtime and to be able to experience my final performance with this team was unforgettable,” Lee said. “I’m excited for what’s ahead, but I’ll definitely miss Juneau’s family-like community familiar faces and the sense of home and the friendships that have supported me and pushed me to grow.”
Lee showed why she will be dancing at college, while pursuing a career as a radiology technician, with a solo performance entitled “Missing You.”
“It’s about the feeling of missing not just one person or thing, but everything meaningful to me,” Lee said. “My people, my experiences and a sense of home. The choreography process took time and it is never over, it’s something I had been holding onto since 2020, and I’m always changing, so the choreography evolves with me. As I grow more comfortable or crave a new challenge, the choreography shifts. The solo lets my body express what words can’t and the connection I felt with my team while performing made it even more special…Having the gym packed full with people was normal to me, to be honest. I have been performing in front of big crowds since I was little, but walking out there alone and performing a solo was exhilarating. And having my friends, family, and teammates there watching made it such and incredible experience. Honestly, little Shae would have freaked out if she knew I performed a solo at Showtime.”
The team would perform all of their routines, including Military, Light March, Hip Hop, Pom and Super Bowl 2025.
In between were a variety of other offerings and guest dance troupes and special artistic performances.
Senior officer Shaelynn Lee has performed in multiple country wise email marketing list Showtimes starting in the JDHS kids’ clinic and TAFY dance studio.
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Stay
“It was always a dream of mine to be a part of the JDHS dance team during Showtime and to be able to experience my final performance with this team was unforgettable,” Lee said. “I’m excited for what’s ahead, but I’ll definitely miss Juneau’s family-like community familiar faces and the sense of home and the friendships that have supported me and pushed me to grow.”
Lee showed why she will be dancing at college, while pursuing a career as a radiology technician, with a solo performance entitled “Missing You.”
“It’s about the feeling of missing not just one person or thing, but everything meaningful to me,” Lee said. “My people, my experiences and a sense of home. The choreography process took time and it is never over, it’s something I had been holding onto since 2020, and I’m always changing, so the choreography evolves with me. As I grow more comfortable or crave a new challenge, the choreography shifts. The solo lets my body express what words can’t and the connection I felt with my team while performing made it even more special…Having the gym packed full with people was normal to me, to be honest. I have been performing in front of big crowds since I was little, but walking out there alone and performing a solo was exhilarating. And having my friends, family, and teammates there watching made it such and incredible experience. Honestly, little Shae would have freaked out if she knew I performed a solo at Showtime.”