Sunday, March 13, 2016

A Bit About Savanna Read

On Tuesday, March 15, E! will be premiering a new series called “LA Clippers:  Dance Squad”, which will feature the Los Angeles Clippers Dance team. Based off the previews that have aired, one of the standouts looks to be Tennessee resident and a friend of mine and Bethel alumnus, Savanna Read.

Photo credit: NBA.com and Poptower


I got to know Savanna through her time at Bethel University, when in 2011 she was part of the inaugural group of Rawr Cats, the name of Bethel’s dance team before it merged with the cheerleading group to create the Bethel Spirit Squad. Fast forward to today, she has made a successful transition from college dancer to a professional dancer and is now part of one of the top dancing teams in not just the National Basketball Association (NBA) but in all of sports. With her beauty, talent, and determination, there’s no telling how far Savanna will go in the Clippers Spirit team and beyond. In fact, former 3x WWE Divas Champion Eve Torres-Gracie got her start to fame as Clippers Spirit dancer. I’m not going to call Savanna the next WWE Divas Champion, but I would not be the least surprised to see her reach heights that even SHE didn’t think were possible.

I don’t work for E!, so I can’t tell you how Savanna will be portrayed in the show, but if her social media and my personal relationship are any indication, I can tell you that she is going to be one of the most entertaining parts of the show. It’s great to see someone you know do whatever it takes to make it to the top and do it the right way, and that’s exactly what you are going to get when you see Savanna’s journey as a LA Clippers Spirit dancer unfold for the world to see. Strap in, folks…you’re in for a treat!


For more on Savanna, check out her website at http://www.savannaread.com and follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube, as well as her LA Clippers Spirit page. And don’t forget to catch her on “LA Clippers: Dance Squad” Tuesday nights on E! at 10PM Eastern/9PM Central.