Local Activities

Pascale and Antico’s World Cup All Stars have grown and flourished over the years, and their mother-daughter team has become a beloved part of the competitive cheerleading world. Their impressive resume includes 25 National titles, three Grand National Championships, and five bids to the Cheerleading Worlds competition. They are two of the most successful and influential female coaches in the sport and have inspired many young female athletes to pursue their dreams of becoming a successful competitive cheerleader. Elaine Pascale and Joelle Antico are a remarkable mother-daughter team who have made an incredible impact on the competitive cheerleading world. After coaching Pop Warner teams since Pascale's daughter joined, the two decided to form the World Cup All Stars and have since won 25 National titles, three Grand National Championships, and five bids to the Cheerleading Worlds competition. Their success has inspired many young female athletes to pursue their dreams of becoming competitive cheerleaders. It is a great example of the power of female ambition and dedication.

The Parks and Recreation Commission is responsible for keeping the town’s recreational areas and facilities up to date, as well as overseeing recreational activities that are not sponsored by the Board of Education. This includes the maintenance of East Granby Farms, Cranbrook, and Cowles parks, as well as the baseball field near the library, in coordination with the town’s Highway Department. The Commission has also developed a recreation plan for the town, and a master plan for future development at East Granby Farms Park. The Parks and Recreation Commission is an essential part of the town’s infrastructure. They make sure that parks and recreational facilities remain a top priority, and are kept in good condition for the enjoyment of all. They have also developed a recreation plan for the town, and a master plan for future development of East Granby Farms Park. The Commission works in tandem with the town’s Highway Department to ensure that all parks and recreational facilities are well maintained. The Parks and Recreation Commission is committed to providing the town with quality recreational activities and facilities. They oversee East Granby Farms, Cranbrook, and Cowles parks, and the baseball field near the library, and manage their upkeep in collaboration with the town’s Highway Department. They have also established a recreation plan for the town, and a master plan for future development at East Granby Farms Park, so that the town can continue to enjoy its parks and recreation activities for years to come.