Women’s History Month: Two inspiring coaches bring their love for the step culture to Mount Vernon
In honor of Women’s History Month, News 12 is honoring two local women who have had a passion for stepping since they were kids.
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Ashley Davenport and Sierra Shepard, of Mount Vernon, teamed up to bring their love for the step culture to Amani Public Charter School where they founded a dynamic step team called the Amani Eagles Step team.
They recently won first place at the NYC 17th annual Youth Step Competition in Brooklyn.
News 12’s Ahsinet Scott-Brown sat down with the coaches and team to discuss their success and passion for the rich cultural heritage of step.
