Many current and former members of the corps have also gone on to achieve individual achievements in baton twirling. Listed are a few of our most accomplished twirlers.

Lacey Seckar-Anderson, Senior Corps Member, captured the title of Junior Grand National Twirling Champion in 2003. Lacey won this prestigious title for her solo twirling and is only the 3rd twirler from WI to ever win this award in the history of twirling. Lacey was crowned "Junior Miss Majorette of America" in 2004, the highest title awarded at Nationals for a combined score of modeling, solo, and strut. In 2005, she won the title of Senior World Open Twirling Champion. Lacey received many invitations, from many prestigious Colleges and Universities and accepted a 4-year twirling scholarship with Michigan State University, where she currently is the feature twirler for the Spartan Marching Band.

Whittney Seckar-Anderson, Senior Corps Member, won the World Open Juvenile Strut Championships in 2004 and is the 2008 World Open Strut Champion. She has also captured numerous State and Regional titles and has consistently placed in the top of her division at Nationals. She is the current WI State Strut and Solo Champion, and Regional Strut Champion and also the 2008 Junior Miss Majorette of Wisconsin.

Ann Loppnow-Grevenkamp (1996-1999) and Erin Ansfield-Kraebber (2001), both former State WI Twirling Champions, were selected as "Golden Girl", the feature twirler for Purdue University. Ann is currently a registered NBTA judge and coaches in Milwaukee. Erin resides in West Layfayette where she is the Assistant Promotions Director for Purdue University Athletics and Director of the Miss Purdue pageant. Erin is also a registered NBTA judge and coaches in West Lafayette.

Andrea Sitzberger was selected to twirl for University of Arizona in 1999. Andrea was a former Miss Majorette of Wisconsin and State Strut and Twirling Champion and was also named National Corps Princess in 1996. Andrea resides in Milwaukee and is a registered NBTA judge.

Anna Riedemann-Spiers, a former Miss Majorette of Wisconsin and State Strut and Twirling Champion, was named Miss Oshkosh in 1996 and was 2nd runner up in the Miss Wisconsin pageant (performing a dance-twirl for her talent). Anna is currently an NBTA judge and coaches in Waukesha.

Andrea Sitzberger and Anna Riedemann-Spiers were both selected to represent the United States as Goodwill Ambassadors to Peru. They were sponsored through the Lions Club and performed throughout the country.

Julie Seckar-Anderson and Jeannie Seckar-Leske were feature twirlers at the University of Mississippi for the Ole Miss Marching Band, "Pride of the South."

Jeannie Seckar-Leske and Allison Stadtmueller both captured the titles of Juvenile Miss Majorette of America, along with numerous state, regional, and national titles.

Jeannie Seckar-Leske, Anna Spiers, Gerald Avery, and Laura Cardo were named Corps Captain/Corps Entertainer of the Year by the National Baton Twirling Association at Notre Dame