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Amadeus Twirl team
|
Portsmouth
& Fareham |
Carla
Bull |
| Ballyfermot
Superjettes |
Dublin,
Ireland |
Karen
McGeough |
| Coleraine
Twirlstars |
Coleraine,
Northern Ireland |
Lynda
Shirlow |
| Diamond
Twirlers |
Dublin,
Ireland |
Elaine
McGovern |
| Dynamic
Twirlers |
Havant,
Portsmouth |
Jackie
Bush |
|
Fleet Falcons
|
Fleet, Hampshire |
Rosalie Leigh |
|
Horsham Bluebelles
|
Horsham,
West Sussex |
Carol Wray |
| Instep &
United Majorettes |
East Sussex |
Natalie
Morphew |
| Matrix Twirlers
(formerly Liphook Bluebelles) |
Liphook,
Hampshire |
Julie East
|
| Paignton
Sapphires |
Paignton,
Devon |
Sue Ockwell
Jenner / Lillian Yeoman |
| Pheonix
Twirlstars |
Liphook,
Hampshire |
Lorraine
Brown |
|
Spencerettes
|
Eastleigh,
Hampshire |
Gill
Babb |
| St Martins
Twirlers |
Ireland |
Anita
ONeill |
| Sussex Supremes |
Burgess
Hill, West Sussex |
Elaine Brightey |
| Topaz Twirlers |
Dublin, Ireland |
Caroline
Farrell |
For enquiries regarding
membership to any team e-mail administrator@ibta.co.uk

The Amadeus Twirl Team was formed 8 year ago in 1997 with only
4 members by Carla Bull. We have since developed into a 25-30
strong team of girls and boys.
With sheer
hard work and determination we have been awarded the High Points
Shield at several IBTA Competitions and are currently the IBTA
National Championships Top Team. Individuals of the Amadeus
Twirl Team have achieved IBTA Top Twirler, IBTA Dance Champ,
IBTA Strut Champ and IBTA Twirl Champ prestigious awards, along
with BBTSA National Champion awards.
Amadeus is
the home of many lively characters from the age of 5 to 28 years
of age all wanting to Twirl. Additionally, we currently have
four members who are part of a composite team being trained
in Eastbourne, by reputable trainers, to be selected to represent
England at the WBTF and the International Cup in 200
We train on
Mondays, Thursday and some weekends, especially on the run up
to competitions, where we have to prove and improve ourselves.
For further
information regarding how to become a member of the Amadeus
Twirl Team, please contact carla@carla41.wanadoo.co.uk
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Ballyfermot Superjettes was set up approximately 25 years ago.
For most of these years, Michelle McKeever was the teacher and
corp director. Unfortunately about seven years ago, Michelle
moved house, and due to distance and location it made it too
difficult for her to keep teaching.
Since then I have been teaching
and running the group. We are continuously working to build
up the corps taking on new members and we now have over 20 registered
members.
Apart from our ten senior members
who have been twirling with us for over 10 years, the rest of
the group have been members of Ballyfermot Superjettes for only
two years.
We train three times a week, with some extra training coming
up to competitions. I encourage all the twirlers to attend as
many seminars as possible to develop their knowledge and twirling
skills. Some of the seniors have gone on to take teachers and
judges exams and 4 of them teach their own corps in Ireland.
For more information on Ballyfermot
Superjettes, please email me at Karen.mcgeough2@mail.dcu.ie
or call me on 00353-86-2046371.
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Coleraine Twirlstars have been established for over 20 years
and are the longest running majorette corp in Northern Ireland.
The corps founder Sean Magee is still our Honorary President.
The corps is open to girls and
boys aged from 4 years and meet every Saturday morning from
11:00 12:30 at St Patrick's Hall Circular Road Coleraine.
Anyone wishing to join should
e-mail lynda.shirlow@doeni.gov.uk or telephone Lynda on 0773970546
or Joan on 02870656562.
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The Diamond Twirlers were formed in May 2006 when former twirlers
of Rainbow Twirlers and other teams in Ireland joined together
to form their own Corps. The team is coached by Elaine McGovern,
who is not only a qualified IBTA Judge and Teacher with15 years
teaching experience under her belt, but also the IBTA Irish
Co-ordinator.
The Diamond Twirlers are training
hard and look forward to competing together for the first time
at the Irish Open Championships in 2006.
We train 3 days per week and members
are aged between 4 and 34 years old. We are members of the IBTA
and ABTI.
For further information on the
Diamond Twirlers, please email elainemcgov@gmail.com
or visit: www.diamondtwirlers.com
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The Dynamic Twirlers were formed in 2001 with just 8 members,
we have now grown to a team of 28 girls and boys aged between
5 and 29. We compete in competitions and take part in fetes
and displays. Dynamic are primarily taught by Emma Hepburn,
with the assistance of Hayley Ware and Sarah Collins (formally
Talisman Twirlers). We train twice weekly and occasionally at
weekends.
Since forming in 2001, Dynamic
Twirlers have gone from strength to strength with members improving
to Intermediate and Advanced levels. Our proudest achievement
to date is winning most progressive corps two years
in a row.
Our training times are:
Mondays 6-8pm
Wednesdays 6-8pm
Various Sundays 10-4pm
For more information about Dynamic
Twirlers, please contact us
.
Jackie Bush 07939 477615
Emma Hepburn 07907 490894
dynamictwirlers@hotmail.com
Alternatively, please log onto
our website: www.dynamictwirlers.co.uk
"High Points Winners, Winter Championships
2007"
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Fleet Falcons were established in 1979, and have been twirling
as members of the IBTA since 1981.
The Falcons
train every Friday evening during term time between 6.30pm
and 9.30pm in the Fleet area, although many members of the corps
come from further afield. Additional training sessions are held
as and when required.
Fleet Falcons are trained by three
of the IBTA's teachers, Helen McLauchlan, Emily-Jayne Wilde
and Sam Barker, who have all been twirling, teaching and judging
within the association for many years.
Although the corps used to take
part in carnivals and fetes, we now concentrate on competition
work and examinations. We encourage our members to take part
in seminars organised by the IBTA to further their knowledge.
We strive to keep twirling fun
and interesting, and to ensure that our members are continuously
improving and learning new material.
If you would like to find out
more information please contact Rosalie
via email.
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The Horsham Bluebelles have now been running for over 23 years.
Our team coach Dawn Cavanagh, is well
respected by our 48 team members, having dedicated over 15 years
to teaching and striving to advance
our girls from First Time Twirl to Advanced status.
Our dedicated
team members, aged between 5 and 27 train twice a week to compete
at IBTA and Open
Competitions. Over the years, the team have won numerous prestigious
team and solo awards and continue to develop the junior team
members to compete at the highest level.
To learn more
about Horsham Bluebelles, please contact Carol Wray on 01403
264662, or join us at one of our Training sessions:
Wednesdays
6.30 pm 8.30 pm at Farlington Girls School (Intermediate
& Advanced level twirlers)
Fridays 6pm
8.30 pm at Forest School All twirler levels.
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Here at
Instep & United Majorettes we have approximately 100 twirlers
ranging from 4 t0 30 years old.
We participate in IBTA
competitions in addition to open competitions, displays and
carnivals, and welcome new members.
Training Details: Uckfield
Civic Centre, Uckfield Monday 5pm 10pm
United Reformed Church
Hall, East Grinstead Wednesday 4pm 9pm
For further information,
please visit our website http://instep-united.co.uk
or contact Natalie Morphew on 0044 (0) 1825 731826.
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Matrix twirlers, formerly known as the Liphook Bluebelles,
have been around for more than twenty years and are still
going strong!
The team was relaunched in January 2000, merging with a
smaller corps and renaming themselves Matrix majorettes. More
recently the team have not used the term majorette, and are
known as Matrix twirlers.
The team consists of both boys and girls, and ages vary
from just three years old to twenty eight years old.
The corps teacher is Rosie Malone and corps leader is Louise
East. The corps most recent achievement is being awarded the
IBTA most progressive corps 2006.
Training: Every Thursday evening at Bohunt School, Liphook,
Hampshire from 6.30pm onwards.
Chris Duncan - Corps Director
07886 976365
www.matrixbatontwirlers.co.uk
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Paignton sapphires were established in 1991 and joined IBTA
the following year.
Over the years of hard training Paignton Sapphires have achieved
many of the highest awards and are still striving to improve
on their abilities as a team and individuals.
Members of Paignton Sapphires have been awarded IBTA Twirl
Champ, Dance Champ, Strut Champ, 2 Baton Champ and IBTA Top
Twirler, as well as athletes progressing though the levels
from Beginner to Advanced.
Currently we have 20 lively athletes and are continuing to
grow all the time, these great athletes range from 5-28.
Paignton Sapphires are trained by IBTA Teacher Kate Jenner,
who has been twirling with us and IBTA for many years and
is currently working though her last few teachers' exams.
We train on a Wednesday evenings at Roselands and Waterleat
school and a Saturday morning at Torbay Leisure Centre. If
you would like to join the Paignton Sapphires or would like
any further information, please contact corps Directors:
SUE OCKWELL JENNER - 01803 554279
LILIAN YEOMAN - 01803 524815

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We have a dedicated team of 11 Twirlers aged from 8 years
to 23 years. Phoenix Twirlstars have been established since
1992 and are loyal members of the IBTA. Our aim is to promote
Baton Twirling in a positive, fun, safe and open environment.
Coached by Tabby Powell and Tracey Clark, with the assistance
of Claire and Hayley, Phoenix have enjoyed many successes
over the years at IBTA Run and Open competitions, with our
most recent being Most Progressive Corps and winners of Junior
Command Marching at the 2007 Nationals.
We take pride in our original approach to team routines and
are always trying new and different music and choreography
ideas.
We train every Wednesday evening at Bohunt School, Liphook,
Hampshire from 7.00 pm 9.30 pm For further information
please contact Corps Director Lorraine Brown - Tel no: 01420
474925.
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The Spencerettes
were one of the Original Member Corps when the Association
was formed in 1972 although had been in existence since 1969.
The corps founders, the late
Bob and Dorothy Spencer actually saw the association founder
Mrs Joy Townsley, and her Daughter Tina on Opportunity Knocks.
It was after they met and Joy started to coach the Corps that
the idea of the IBTA was founded.
The Spencerettes train on Thursday
evenings between 6 - 9pm at Wyvern Technology College, Eastleigh
and coaches children from 4 upwards.
For further information regarding
how to become a member of the Spencerettes, please contact
Spencerettes@aol.com
or visit the Spencerettes website http://spencerette-batontwirlers.kk5.org.
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St. Martins was set up in January 2004, by Anne O
Connor & Toni Thompson. In the first class there was 14
kids who trained in a small room in St. Martins church
for the first six months. After their first competition in
October 2004 we moved to St. Martins school to a bigger
hall. Since then the Corp has really grown and we now have
about 30 girls aged between 4 & 15, who train twice per
week.
Our greatest achievement so far was winning Most Progressive
Corp in the Irish Open Championships in Oct 2005. The girls
are really enthusiastic about baton twirling & are hoping
to Travel over to the U.K for Nationals Next Year
For further information about St Martins Twirlers, contact
Anita ONeill tel: 0851413273 or email: anita_oneil@yahoo.ie.
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The Sussex Supremes, formally
the Oakmeeds Majorettes were formed when the late Pam Allen
set up the group for her daughters in 1978. Back in the late
70's and 80's we were a bit dated in our furry hats and polyester
dresses but hey - we thought we looked good!
In 1985 we discovered there was more to this
then marching in street parades, we changed our name and got
a new image - lycra & sequins, and became members of the
IBTA. We have now been competing with the IBTA for over 21
years!
Our members aged between 3 and 38 years old
are all local girls from the mid-sussex area, with one member
who commutes from Watford!
Most recently, we have been awarded a number
of prestigious awards including the High Points Cup at the
following competitions: IBTA 2004 winter champions, 2005 national
champions, 2005 summer champions, 2006 winter champions, 2007
national Champions and 2007 Summer Champions!! Now also 11
individual Top Twirler awards too!! This is a result of the
hard work and dedication of our members and their devoted
teacher and judge, Dawn Cavanagh, who is also the IBTA Teachers
Rep and coach of the Horsham Bluebells. Without Dawn, we
would be lost!
The Sussex Supremes are members of both the IBTA and BBTSA
and train on Saturdays at Oakmeeds School and Mondays at Chailey
Heritage School.
After the sudden passing of our founder, Pam Allen, mother
of Elaine, Sussex's Corps Director in 1996, we hosted a memorial
event to give all proceeds to charity. This bi-annual competition
has now topped over £10,000 for charitable causes thanks
to all those who continue to support our event - you do yourselves
credit
On Sunday 16 November 2008, we will host a charity competition
raising funds for Chestnut Tree House, children's hospice.
For further information regarding the Pam Ellen Memorial
competition or the Sussex Supremes please
email e.brightey@sky.com
or visit: www.freewebs.com/sussexsupremestwirlers
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The Topaz Twirlers were established in July 2001 when Caroline
left the Aughrim Street Fantettes to start up Topaz Twirlers,
who have been part of the IBTA since then.
We now have 30 twirlers (but continue to grow) with members
aged between 4 and 16. We work hard to make twirling fun and
exciting and to develop our twirlers to compete.
Topaz Twirlers train every Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday
in Cobra, Dublin. For further information, please contact
Caroline Farrell at topazcaroline@yahoo.co.uk.
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