A presence at Virginia basketball and football games, Virginia baton twirler Erica Seredni? won four national championships at the fourth annual U.S. Collegiate and High School Twirling Championships at Purdue University Feb. 2.?. Seredni captured the individual title in the Collegiate Individual Feature, Collegiate Freestyle, One Baton and Two Baton divisions. Seredni also finished third in the Three Baton Division. Her dominant performance helped the Cavaliers finish second ?in the overall team competition. Middle Tennessee State University took the individual team title. Seredni also finished first in the Collegiate Fight Song and Collegiate Solo divisions in the Virginia State Competition in Richmond in June. She will next compete at the Congressional Cup March 29 and 30 at Bowie State University.
--compiled by JP Stroman
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