We are now in the process of counting and independently verifying the viewing figures, voting figures and donations amounts in order to determine who our prize winners are.
Our three Champions will be announced on this website on the 10th of December. We will also be giving details of how you can come and attend our prize giving event which will be held in Catterick Garrison on Thursday 17th December 2009.
Many congratulations to all our finalists - one of these 9 fabulous teams will be our Grand Prize Winner! This wonderful prize of a weeks holiday in Ibiza will go to the team that raises most money - and that's somebody on this page - don't forget to come back on the 10th and find out who has won!
Don't forget our Voter's Champions and Viewer's Champion Prize Winners will also be announced together with details of all our runners up.
If you wish to still view the videos you can still click on the team photo and got to our You Tube Channel.
We are still open for donations too - although these will not now count towards determining who our Grand Prize Winner is.
Thank you to everyone who has participated and supported this event!
The SCD! Organisers
I'm Debbie, I have served in Catterick Garrison for two years and I can't believe I'm actually doing this! My dance partner for this humiliation ...I mean competition is Colin from Durham who attends the same dance class and agreed to join me, although I don't think he quite realised what he was actually volunteering for.
Neither of us are professional dancers (as you will see) however we both love salsa dancing and believe that it should be fun. Please watch our video and vote for us, you will be supporting a great cause at the same time.
Thank you.
VOTE RECORDED
5
(244 ratings)
Rather than your average video of Soldiers trying to dance, the Cha Cha Soldier Slide team decided to push the boundaries. With some fantastic Fancy Dress Costumes, hours of training and a lot of courage, this welfare team decided to go all out and perform in Richmand
town centre. We hope you enjoy the very best efforts and the fantastic rhythm of our team. Clearly worth your vote.ENJOY!.
VOTE RECORDED
5
(82 ratings)
We are just a couple of officers in the mess who are wanting to both show the enthusiasm and effort one can put into events such as these. At the same time we get to show a bit of fun and amazing talent!
VOTE RECORDED
5
(35 ratings)
We decided to brave the cold and perform our dancing outside a supermarket in the Garrison. Not quite sure the public realised what was happening - and the camera work might not be the greatest - but you must give us 100% for sheer effort and enthusiasm. We really enjoyed filming it and hope you enjoy it. Any contribution, no matter how small, will be gratefully received!
VOTE RECORDED
4
(6 ratings)
These six young officers were given a camera and a precious hour off work and this is the result! They couldn't think of a team name so have called themselves 'We Gave Six...' We're a team of young 'buck' officers who have created this expression of interpretive dance through the medium of cheesy country music. Yee Ha!!
VOTE RECORDED
4
(6 ratings)
We are just a young group of hip hop break dancing soldiers, watch the caterpiller, (and the brush work) we can nearly all jump together too!!
VOTE RECORDED
4
(3 ratings)
A team of Black Rat Soldiers from Catterick Garrison came together to dance, to raise money for charity.We are all asking for you to dig very deep into your pockets and donate any amount of money for Forces charities...
The Charities are all in aide of supporting servicemen and women and their families who have suffered a loss or have to deal with the consequence of Operations both past and present.
VOTE RECORDED
5
(8 ratings)
Happy Hands are a newly formed modern dance duo their most recent performance has been inspired and dedicated to the late Michael Jackson and Michelle McManus (Pop Idol winner for those who have forgotten). They hope to raise a lot of money for SSAFA at Catterick Garrison and can be booked for Hen parties or private functions
VOTE RECORDED
4
(6 ratings)
We've spent many weeks training and practising to bring you an expert rendition of that classic scene form the end of Dirty Dancing. 'Baby' spent much of his time in work as a recovery mechanic getting into character. 'Johnny', spent months in the gym working on his shoulders to successfully complete the climatic lift! Please enjoy!
VOTE RECORDED
4
(4 ratings)
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