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Maryland NightHawks Dare to Dance?!

October 6, 2004 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Maryland NightHawks News Release


Upper Marlboro, MD. The Maryland NightHawks are calling all Cheerleading and Dance Teams in the area to be the "Official NightHawks' Dance Team" for a game!

Ever dreamed of being a dancer for a professional sports team? Well, the NightHawks want to make those dreams a reality with Dare to Dance!

"We all sat down one day, really mapped out the goals of the organization and we determined how we can structure our organization to involve the community the most. That's what sparked programs like Dare to Dance and Court of Dreams. With a program like Dare to Dance we can reach out to the younger girls, help keep that sparkle in their eyes to achieve their dreams and keep reaching for the stars," commented Ashlee Fontes, Assistant General Manager for the NightHawks.

The NightHawks already offer quality affordable family-entertainment (tickets start at only $7), but for the fans to be simply in the stands and the team participating in the community is not enough and not where the NightHawks want to stop. They want the fans to fully experience the game atmosphere and the NightHawks are making that happen!

Any and all the local Cheer and Dance teams come out and cheer for the Maryland NightHawks. All organizations can also use Dare to Dance as a fundraiser, with potential of raising $1000 plus!

Hurry and book your date today! Space is limited and filling up fast!

Call Ashlee Fontes, Assistant General Manager, to set up your Dare to Dance Night 410 487-0850!

The Maryland NightHawks is the new professional Men's Professional Basketball Team in the area. The NightHawks join the legendary American Basketball Association (ABA) as one of the most promising up and coming expansion teams. For more information contact the NightHawks at (410) 487 –0850 or visit www.marylandnighthawks.com. For more insight on the ABA visit www.abalive.com.

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