A Hixson teenager is taking her talents to the world stage.16-year-old Lydia Hughes has earned a spot on Team USA and will ...

Fifteen-year-old Katelyn Wooton from Beckley is no stranger to the spotlight — and soon, she’ll be shining on the world stage. The Woodrow Wilson High School student has been twirling batons since she ...

Northern California baton twirlers will represent the U.S. at the 2026 World Freestyle and Rhythmic Twirl Championship in ...

A 14-year-old Mainer, Mia Leveille, has qualified as an alternate for the United States' baton twirling junior division team.

One thing that many sports fans look forward to while attending football games, is the half-time performance. High School Marching Bands can get the crowd rocking! “Live In The D” reporter April ...

The nerves, and a bit of uneasiness, began creeping in during warmups when Micah Beaudoin gazed over at the competition. “I saw so many amazing twirlers doing hard tricks,” she admitted, “I got a ...

Summer break may be over, but 17-year-old Mykenzie Hoag’s summer memories will last a lifetime after taking home bronze in the International Baton Twirling Federation Nations Cup this August in Turin, ...

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 ...