ACS students from elementary to high school entertained the audience at the Bowls of Hope Soup Cook-Off Benefit on February 4 as they sang, danced, played the piano and violin, and even kicked and leaped with ninja-like moves as part of the Student Talent Show.
“We believe that every student has God-given gifts and creative talents and the Bowls of Hope Talent Show gave some of our students the chance to share their musical and artistic abilities with our school families and friends,” said Event Coordinator Christian Delacruz, who oversaw the auditions for the Talent Show.
“We’re proud of every student who performed and they all did a really good job,” Delacruz said. He also thanked faculty member Amy Parker for serving as the Master of Ceremonies throughout the evening and kept everyone informed and excited as each performer took to the stage.
Congratulations to each of the Talent Show participants, listed here in the order that they performed:
- The 5th Grade Worship Team, singing and doing choreography to “Light of the World”
- 5th grader Ella Henigan – playing “Danny Boy” on the violin
- 1st grader Roselyn Vega – singing “Thank God”
- 4th grader Allie Pineo – singing “Reckless Love”
- Kindergartener Braylen Borlandoe – dancing and doing Ninja moves to “Ninja Music”
- 3rd grader Callie Gibson and 2nd grader Olivia Moren-Owens singing “We Don’t Talk About Bruno”
- 7th grader Nino Miranda – playing “Kings Ballroom” on the piano
- 5th grader Megan Connolly – singing “Big House”
- 3rd graders Jeremiah Diaz, Victoria Rosario, and Sadie Wyzen-Gregory – singing and moving to “Gratitude”
- 11th grader Ryleigh Martin – singing “King of Kings”
- 4th graders Lily Kimmerley, Bella Markert, and Allie Pineo – singing “Peace Like a River”
Photo credits: Gail Crafton, AC Photo.
