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PHS Honeybees Capture State Title

The Poplarville High School Dance Team competed in the 2017 MHSAA Dance Championships on Friday, December 15, 2017, where they brought home a state title for their pom routine! The Honeybees received first place in the small varsity 1A-4A pom division, competing against 10 other dance teams. The routine was choreographed by Jonna Tomei. This is the first state dance team title in school history. Congratulations to the team and their coach, Morgan Smith!

Pictured: (back row – Sophie Williams, Kylei Gipson, Paige Lee, Grace Smith, Coach Morgan, Alexa Boothe, Sarah Lecompte, Elizabeth Arbo, front row – Captain Bailee Crider, Skylar Baldwin, Co-Captain Gabrielle Lewis, and Cameron Tyner)

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