Philly Step Correct Was Great....who won? As if it matters....
 

I went to my first step show in years, as I attended the Philly Step Correct contest this past weekend. First, let me say that all of the teams (from all of the organizations - except that one Sigma Gamma Rho squad...sorry) did a fantastic job. I was extremely impressed with the way the teams utilized the steps of the past while being innovative with creating new ideas. Clearly, the level of "stepping" is far superior than it was even 10 years ago and indeed, I was so impressed when I left I thought the issue of deciding a "winner" was almost pointless. In my opinion, you can get past a threshold of "great" to which trying to decide differences almost belittles the process. That was my impression after leaving that show.

If you missed it, the two teams of Sigmas brought down the house, as well as two teams of Zetas. Furthermore, SGRho, AKAs, Deltas, Iotas and Alphas (eventhough they messed up your music) also put on excellent performances. The Kappas were okay, although just a cut below the other performances (sorry).

Overall, it was a great show and well worth the $20.

Blueknowledge

I might have to rethink my "get rid of all undergrads" position. Maybe, maybe not. :)

Straght From Stepcorrect.com

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Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Chapter (390), Howard University and Phi Beta Sigma (393), Delta Nu Chapter, University of Memphis won the "National Title" and secured the top ranking in the country.

There were no losers, the following teams were provided national rankings:

SORORITIES
Ranked 2: Zeta Phi Beta, NYC Step Team, 364
Ranked 3: Sigma Gamma Rho, Philadelphia Step Team, 336
Ranked 4: Delta Sigma Theta, CT All-stars, 320
Ranked 5: Sigma Gamma Rho, NYC Step Team, 203


FRATERNITIES
Ranked 2: Iota Phi Theta, East Coast Outlawz, MD, 377
Ranked 3: Alpha Phi Alpha, Hofstra University, NY, 354
Ranked 4: Phi Beta Sigma, University of Houston, 322
Ranked 5: Kappa Alpha Psi, Fayetteville, NC, 262

Frat

how can a bro, get a copy of the show...does anyone know?