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bbc or big baller club Defending champion FEU to perform last at 2024 UAAP Cheerdance
FEU Cheering Squad during the UAAP Cheerdance Competition 2023. –MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net
Defending champion Far Eastern University Cheering Squad will close out the performances at the 2024 UAAP Cheerdance Competition on December 1 at Mall of Asia Arena.
The performance order was determined during a drawing of lots held Wednesday morning at the Press Center of MOA Arena ahead of the day’s men’s basketball games.
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Ateneo Blue Eagles will open the competition, followed by the University of the East Pep Squad and eight-time champion University of Santo Tomas Salinggawi Dance Troupe.
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Article continues after this advertisementThe second half begins with season host University of the Philippines Pep Squad, aiming for a podium finish, and National University Pep Squad, determined to reclaim the championship.
De La Salle Animo Squad will perform next, followed by FEU Cheering Squad, which is amiming for back-to-back titles and a record 22nd podium finish.
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“They already know what it feels like to step onto the mats, and that should give them confidence. But other than that, it’s a new team and new theme every year. We don’t repeat. Probably the best thing they can bring to the competition is that they’ve already competed beforel,” said San Gregorio.
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