The sport of baton twirling has many tricks common to all twirlers. Among the entries were several marching bands, dance troupes, twirlers, and many political figures. It also showcases non-musical performers ranging from magicians to comedians, mimes, and fire twirlers. There are multiple types of baton twirlers. That year baton twirlers were also added to the Tiger Band ensemble. The Trojan Band, the cheerleaders, the twirlers, and the flags performed during sport events. In addition to these instruments, the MVs also feature baton twirlers, managers, and drum majors. The majorettes (twirlers) for the marching band are called the Gatorettes. Competitive solo twirlers in the United States compete through several organizations. This includes twirlers, a color guard, and four drum majors. Competitive twirlers may compete solo or as part of a group. This classification scale ensures that the competition between twirlers in each division is fair. The twirlers date back as far as 1951. The UH Feature Twirlers are under the direction of Jennifer Garrison.