Miah Pullen

Owner and Lead Dance Instructor

I didn't realize I wanted to try out for Tex-Ann's until the beginning of my freshman year. I was a cheerleader at Lee Middle School before high school, but did not continue to the high school level. Since I didn't continue cheerleading, I decided to take a Tex-Ann prep class my freshman year at a different studio in town. Even though I had been dancing my whole life, I realized that drill team dancing is a different type of dancing and I struggled in the beginning to learn the different kinds of dance technique. In May 2012 I made Tex-Ann's for the upcoming season and I absolutely fell in love with everything about being a Tex-Ann. I was honored to be a Junior Lieutenant my junior year of Tex-Ann's and Co-Captain my senior year.
It was so amazing to lead my team for 2 years in a row. I have learned how to lead and teach others, including my own peers. I have a true passion for helping and teaching others. This is my fifth year teaching and I absolutely love it! I'm also a Government instructor at Howard College. 

Holly Harris

Dance Instructor

I was a three year member, serving as Senior Lieutenant my senior year. Drill team technique and dancing is my strong suit, I have spent many years perfecting my abilities before, during, and after my career as a Tex-Ann. I have attended many intense drill team camps to better my technique as a dancer. While being a Tex-Ann I had the opportunity of teaching and helping perfect a group of dancers. I am excited to share my knowledge of dance with others and look forward to sharing this with a Tex-Ann Prep class of my very own. I am currently attending Howard College where I am pursuing an Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy. 

Teresa Winegeart

Dance Instructor

I began my dance career when I was 3 years old in Lubbock, Texas at The Dance Gallery. My love for dance took off and has never ended. I was trained in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, and later in pointe. As I grew up I was given many different opportunities to grow in skill and performance ability through intensives, competitions, camps, and performances. As a freshman in high school I even had the opportunity to dance in the Disneyland Christmas Parade. Throughout middle school and high school, I worked closely with dance professors at Texas Tech University for many different productions. I had always dreamed of becoming a collegiate dancer. My dreams came true my senior year when I tried out and made the ASU Angelettes. I am currently pursuing my MBA online through Texas Tech University and work full-time for Angelo State University as the Student Programs and Activities Coordinator.
 

Megan Pfluger 

Dance Instructor

I have taken gymnastics, tap, ballet and jazz classes from a young age. In high school, I was a three year line member of the Central High School Tex Ann’s, and was Senior Representative my senior year. I was also on the Stampede Arena Football and Cheer Team for two years. I'm also a mom of two little girls, a wife and I own an awesome Etsy shop called Coral Cactus. 

Genie Kim

Dance Instructor

I am originally from Busan, South Korea. I had begun my dance training here in San Angelo at the age of 3 years old. After my dance instructor discontinued teaching, I took a break until I grew interest in becoming a Tex-Ann. I served 3 years being a member on the team and was truly humbled with the opportunity of taking the role as Senior Lieutenant my senior year. I learned many things being on the team including leadership, confidence and perseverance. I enjoyed all variations of dance but my strength lies in technique and kick, in which I achieved an award for in HTE Kick Academy in 2015. I am thrilled to be sharing my knowledge and passion for dance to others and my goal is to help my students achieve to their fullest potential. I am currently a Sophomore at Angelo State University pursing a degree in Nursing and Psychology.

Miriam Wagnon

​Dance Assistant

Miriam is one of our awesome dance assistants. Miriam is currently attending Central High School Tex-Ann's. Miriam has been dancing from a young age and has taken ballet, tap and jazz consecutively since the age of 3. She is also a two year member of the Central High School Dance Tex Ann's Drill Team. Fun fact about Miriam is that she has juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and still continues to dance and teach dance! 

Maloree Mills

Dance Assistant

I never really wanted to be a Tex- Ann or too involved in dance. I loved dancing, but I thought that being a cheerleader was what I wanted. Although, when my sister Miriam made me try out for Tex-Anns with her, it completely stole my heart. As a junior in high school, it’s my second year of Tex-Anns and it’s teaching me all about patience, work ethic, and leadership. I love getting to share the magic of dance with others because once you become involved, it stays with you forever.

Ashley Welch 

Dance Instructor

I did gymnastics, tap & ballet when I was younger. In elementary I was introduced into the cheerleading world and was a part of Super Squad in fifth & sixth grade. I continued cheerleading all three years at Lee Jr. High. My interest peaked again for dance when I saw the Tex-Anns perform at a freshman orientation for Central High School. I was a part of Tex-Anns all three years at Central. I had the privilege of being on the officer line my junior year as 2nd Lt. and senior year as Co-Captain. I knew I wanted to continue dancing so I tried out for the ASU Angelettes and made it! I danced for ASU for one semester and not long after was on the Stampede Express Arena Football dance team for two years. After that I tried out for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. I did not make the team, although it was a great learning experience for me. Finally, I danced for one year for the Bandits Arena Football team. All these years I have learned my strengths in dance are being able to pick up routines quickly and flexibility. 

Kimber Love

Gymnastics/Acro Instructor 

I am originally from Seminole, Texas. I started competitive cheerleading in elementary school and took tumbling and gymnastics classes throughout high school. I was a three year Varsity Cheerleader at Central High School and was extremely honored with the opportunity to take the role of Captain my Junior year. I learned many things from leading my team and I enjoyed getting to be a part of the Friday night games. Although I chose to take a break with cheerleading my Senior year, I have continued to tumble and have assisted in many cheer-related camps. I am currently a freshman at Angelo State University pursing a degree in veterinary medicine. ​

Alyssa Ramirez

Dance Assistant 

​I began dancing when I was 13. I was very shy at first, but then dance turned into something so enjoyable to me, I fell in love. I made the Lake View High School Chiefettes Dance Team my freshman year, was 2nd lieutenant my junior year, and was Co-Captain my senior year. It was a great experience learning from others and leading my team. I then went on to make the ASU Angelettes my freshman year. I am now a sophomore in college, this is my 2nd year dancing at the collegiate level. Additionally, I am pursuing a degree for Social Work at ASU. 

Jordan Hulsey

Dance Instructor

I began her training 24 years ago at Bingham Dance Center in Midland, Texas with Joy Swift. In 2003 I began her Classical Ballet training at Coleman Academy. I was invited to join Midland Festival Ballet's youth company from 2003-2007. While with Midland Festival Ballet, I performed in Swan Lake, Peter and The Wolf, Cinderella, and Raymonda. Additionally, I danced numerous roles in The Nutcracker including the role of Clara in 2004. I attended Regional Dance America Southwest Festival in 2004, 2005 and 2006. I began dancing at the San Angelo Civic Ballet in the fall of 2008. While at San Angelo Civic Ballet she performed numerous roles in the Nutcracker including the role of Drew Drop Fairy and Sugar Plum Fairy, as well as lead roles in the Evening of Dance production and the Student Spring Showcase. In the summer of 2017, I continued her training under the direction of Sandra Miller. I was the ballet and tap instructor for the San Angelo Christian Home School Association from 2010-2012, and began teaching dance again in San Angelo in 2013.