The Unforgettable Cheerleader
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Last published Mon, Dec 21, 2015
One day in sports tryouts for cheer there stood 2 girls which are sisters, the older one named Andrea Villegas and a younger one named Dulce Villegas. "and now we have our top pick for cheer Andrea Villegas"the announcer said, there goes Andrea as she walks on stage the ties her hair back then performes a triple hand spring then lands a back tuck,the crowd goes wild for andrea and the crowd throws roses for her."next on we would like to see what Dulce has to perform"as she walks up she does four backlips then does two back tucks and lands them.Tuesday 5, 6:30 its the first game and the QB runs it to Robert,then he rushes for 30 yards then gets shoved then slid across the grass as I get up I suddenly feel instant pain on my ankle and just collapsed.
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