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Moreno Valley Residents Soar to Great Heights on America's Got Talent

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September 24, 2014 at 11:00am. Views: 55

The talent of Moreno Valley residents is vast. This was recently illustrated by local residents and members of the AcroArmy Acrobatic Gymnastics team during the semifinals of "America's Got Talent." During Wednesday night's results show it was announced that AcroArmy made it through to the finale, which means the chance to win $1 million and a professionally produced show in Las Vegas. This eighteen-member dance/gymnastics group performs a variety of gravity-defying feats of acrobatic talent and features two Moreno Valley residents: Tiffinay Williams and Micah Tuck. Thirteen-year-old resident Tiffani Williams is mostly known for her smile. She describes herself as, "honest, dependable, trusting and shy." She is a gold medalist gymnast in three countries. This high-flying young lady has her sights set on winning alongside her team of inspirational acrobats. Twenty-year-old resident Micah Tuck is mostly known for his strength. He is a hard working multi-medal winning gymnast that is often found at Realis Gymnastics Academy in Moreno Valley. For more information or to see the AcroArmy's performance from the semifinals visit the NBC website.

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