Rachel Telisky (owner/director)
Rachel is a 2001 graduate from SUNY College at Brockport. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Dance and a Minor in Business. She was a three time student choreographer at SUNY College at Brockport. During her studies at Brockport she took several classes from the Tony Award winner Garth Fagan and the late Timothy Draper from the Rochester City Ballet. Rachel has preformed with the Kista Tucker Dance Company, The Ellis Wood Project and Dancescore. Rachel also took part as a choreographer and assistant for the American College Dance Festival. She competed regionally and nationally with Images in Dance during high school. Rachel was a member of both her high school and college competitive cheerleading squads. She was a Livingston County All-star and a Ronald McDonald Alternate and a member of the first ever SUNYAC winning team while in college. She choreographed the fitness and opening programs for the Genesee County Jr. Miss during 2003-2006 seasons. Rachel has been the head Varsity Cheerleading Coach at Pavilion Central School since the winter of 2000. She is a nationally certified judge for both regional and national cheerleading/dance competitions. Rachel was the advance level competition dance teacher at Spotlight Dance Academy in Churchville from March of 2007 to June of 2008.
Julie Jamieson
Julie graduated from SUNY Brockport in 2006 with a Master's in Arts for Children. As part of her masters program she taught creative movement classes for the Greece School District and SUNY Brockport. Before moving to Rochester, Julie graduated from SUNY Fredonia with a Bachelor's in Elementary Education. While attending Fredonia, Julie was elected president of the Fredonia State Dance Team and choreographed for the team as well as for Orchesis spring concerts. Before college, Julie lived in Horseheads, NY where she danced and competed with The Dance Experience. Julie also attended yearly summer camps lead by renowned jazz teacher Bob Rizzo. While in Rochester, Julie has danced professionally with the Rochester Knightingales Dance Team and has taught dance classes in Honeoye Falls and Gates, most recently instructing special needs, recreational and competitive classes at Studio 19 Dance Company.
Jennifer O'Geen (Cheer Tumbling)
Jennifer is a 2007 graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology. Jennifer started dancing at the age of 5 at Suzanne's School of Dance in Batavia. She then took her dancing to a competitive level as a pre-teen at Images in Dance also in Batavia. Jennifer has been the assistant Varsity Cheerleading Coach at Pavilion since 2005 where she has helped bring their tumbling to winning standards. She is also the designer and webmaster of our current site.
Carolynn Colvin (Cheer Tumbling & Acro)
Carolynn is a captain of the Pavilion Varsity Cheerleading squad where she has been a dominating member since her Freshman year (the 2005-2006 season). She was awarded the Most Improved Player in 2006, a Livingston County Honorable Mention Allstar in 2006, 2007 and 2008. In 2008 Carolynn was awarded the team's Most Valuable Player. As an individual she has placed in the top 5 at several local cheerleading competitions. She won the top overall individual award at the 2008 Bishop Kearney Cheer and Dance Extreme. Carolynn has been the youth tumbling coach at the YMCA in Warsaw for the past year. During the past year she has assisted the head coach at Pavilion with private tumbling clinics at local schools.
Christopher Telisky (Guitar) Chris has been playing the guitar since he was 8 years old and comes from family of great musicians. During his time in high school he played the trumpet for the Whitehall Junior High and High School band, All County band, Marching band and was commissioned by the American Legion to play for local veterans. Chris was the guitarist for the band Montage for over 5 years. While a member of Montage he played at several Whitehall 4th of July festivals, local clubs and benefit concerts to support local families. Chris' proudest moment was when they opened for the famous band Molly Hachett at the Glensfalls Civic Center in the summer of 2001.