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Boys’ and Girls’ Club holds 41st annual Airband competition

SAM HUFFMAN
Staff Photographer

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Dressed as super spies, Group Five Girls pose at the end of their routine “5G Goes Undercover” during the Boys’ and Girls’ Club’s 41st annual Airband performance Thursday in the Amphitheater.
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Group Three Girls members dance to “The Gummy Bear Song” during their routine “G3 Gets Stuck in Candyland.”
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Group Four Boys member Hudson Moeller, dressed as a Roman gladiator, flexes during the group’s performance “4B Boys Builds Rome in a Day.”
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Group Eight Girls celebrate with their trophy after winning Best Overall Group in groups Eight–SAC for their routine “Group Eight is Running Late.”
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Group Seven Boys member Nicholas Ferrara plays air guitar with an oar during their routine “Seven Boys Gone Fishin.’”
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SAC Boys members perform “SAC Boys Wins the Heisman.”
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From left, Group Four Girls members Liv Hensgen, Julia Scutella and Coco Johnson dance during their routine “4G Girls Follow the Yellow Brick Road.”
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Group Five Boys mime a flight to the moon during their performance of their routine, “Five Boys Goes to Space.”
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The author Sam Huffman

Sam Huffman is a visual journalist born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. He is a photography intern for The Chautauquan Daily’s 2026 summer season and is a current senior visual journalism and photography major at Western Kentucky University. He is interested in a variety of topics, including community stories, art and culture, politics and human rights. He is always seeking new experiences and opportunities to document everyday people and to share their stories with the wider public. As a current staff photographer for WKU’s College Heights Herald, he has been lead to political protests, demolition derbies, Kentucky Supreme Court hearings and even the second inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. When he is not on the streets taking photos, you can find him out reading in the park, taking long evening walks, listening to CDs in his car or sorting through his never-ending watchlist of Hong Kong action movies. If you manage to track him down, feel free to give him some movie recommendations and talk his ear off on any topics you are passionate about, for he is always eager to learn new things.