Meet the fabulous staff:

Anna Osborn Dolan

Anna has a passion for twirling and for kids. She loves working with young people and seeing them have fun and develop self-confidence and positive self-esteem through the sport of baton twirling. A United States Twirling Association (USTA) coach for more than 30 years, Anna has coached both recreational and competitive twirlers, including state, regional and national individual and team champions.

Anna was a feature twirler for Westminster High School and the University of Northern Colorado 'Pride of the Rockies' Marching Band. She was also the feature twirler for the Denver Broncos for ten years, performing for 76,000 fans during home games at Mile High Stadium.

Anna is Director of Communications for USTA, serves as secretary of the Central Region Baton Council, and is a past president of the Colorado Baton Council. She is also a USTA judge.

Michelle Taylor Dawson

Michelle has a gift for connecting with kids and inspiring them to believe in themselves. An experienced United States Twirling Association (USTA) coach and certified aerobics instructor, Michelle works with both recreational and competitive athletes, including state, regional and national individual and team twirling champions.

While attending Denver North High School, Michelle was feature twirler for the Denver Citywide Marching Band.

Michelle is a USTA judge and has judged local, state and regional twirling competitions throughout the U.S. She is also Director of Tabulation for USTA and oversees tabulation at the U.S. Trials and the U.S. National Championships and Festival of the Future. In addition, Michelle is a member of the Central Region Baton Council and is a past president and current treasurer of the Colorado Baton Council.

Cheryl Osborn

From the 4-year-old who's trying twirling for the first time, to the student with special needs, to the advanced athlete, Cheryl Osborn makes twirling fun for everyone! Her gentle nature and endless patience make her the perfect coach for recreational twirlers, while her expertise and encouragement have helped many of her competitive students and teams win state, regional and national twirling titles.

Cheryl has been coaching for more than 40 years and has had a positive impact on three generations of twirlers. She teaches twirling privately and for the City of Westminster Parks and Recreation Department.

Osborn was a feature twirler at Westminster High School and with the Jobs Daughters Drum and Bugle Corps. She is a United States Twirling Association (USTA) coach and serves as the awards chairman for the Colorado Baton Council.