The dance scene at Joliet Catholic Academy just got a major upgrade with Ava Tomich stepping in as the new head dance coach for the Class of 2020. If you’re a fan of high-energy performances, sharp technique, and fresh leadership, this is the move to watch.
Tomich isn’t just another coach—she’s a former standout from the same program, meaning she *gets* the culture, the expectations, and the drive that defines Joliet Catholic dance. That insider perspective is gold. She knows what it takes to compete at a high level, and now she’s bringing that fire back to her alma mater.
### Why This Hire Matters
1. **Homegrown Talent** – There’s something special about alumni returning to lead. Tomich’s connection to the team means she’ll push them harder because she’s been in their shoes. Expect next-level dedication.
2. **Modern Edge** – Dance teams thrive under coaches who evolve with the trends. Tomich’s experience likely includes contemporary styles that’ll keep Joliet’s routines fresh and competition-ready.
3. **Culture Builder** – Great coaches don’t just teach routines; they build unity. If her past is any indication, Tomich will foster a squad that’s as tight-knit as it is talented.
### What’s Next?
With a new coach comes new energy. Will Joliet Catholic’s dance team dominate more competitions? Will her leadership attract even more top-tier talent? One thing’s for sure: this is a win for the program.
Welcome back, Coach Tomich. The sidelines just got a whole lot more exciting.
*(Got thoughts on coaching changes in dance? Drop a comment—let’s talk about what makes a great team leader!)*
