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ORLANDO – The Ohio State dance team competed over the last two days at the UDA College National Championships in Orlando, Fla. and the Buckeyes and making the trip home to Columbus with some well-earned hardware.
Ohio State won a double national championship, claiming crowns in both the Division IA Jazz and Pom divisions. The wins came after performances in the finals on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
“This season was unlike any other and I am most proud of the resilience the team showed through an extended season,” said head coach
Melissa McGhee. “They did not let circumstances beyond their control define them and pushed through with passion and determination to produce two amazing routines! This was a total program effort – our choreographers and consultants, support staff, administration, parents and alumni all contributed to this year’s success!”
Ohio State s dance team got that two-for-one special. The Buckeye dance team competed in this week s UDA College National Championships in Orlando and left with not one, but two national championships, claiming titles in both the Division IA Jazz and Pom divisions for a double national championship. “This season was unlike any other and I am most proud of the resilience the team showed through an extended season,” said head coach Melissa McGhee in a release. “They did not let circumstances beyond their control define them and pushed through with passion and determination to produce two amazing routines! This was a total program effort – our choreographers and consultants, support staff, administration, parents and alumni all contributed to this year’s success!”
Former Cincinnati mayoral candidate charged in COVID-19 fraud scheme, court docs show Kelli Prather (Source: Provided) By Jared Goffinet | April 6, 2021 at 3:41 PM EDT - Updated April 6 at 6:11 PM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A former Cincinnati mayoral candidate could face up to 30 years in prison after being charged in a federal COVID-19 fraud scheme, the acting U.S. attorney for the southern district of Ohio said.
Kelli Prather, 48, is accused of applying for six Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for six businesses through the CARES Act COVID-19 relief fund.
The PPP is a loan designed to provide an incentive for small businesses to keep their workers on the payroll.