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Soccer Players, Students Dance the 'Bernie' Outside School
After the Perry Hall High School principal announced that soccer players would finish the season, students celebrated.
UPDATE (Nov. 5, 5 p.m.)—The Perry Hall Gators beat James Hubert Blake High School 2-1 on Saturday. Perry Hall will now advance to the Class 4A North region final against Westminster on Tuesday.
Find live game coverage and commentary in the article, Live: Perry Hall Beats Blake in Post-Bernie Playoff Game.
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UPDATE (Nov. 5, 1:30 p.m.)—Check out our live chat of the Perry Hall boys soccer post-Bernie dance playoff game against Blake.
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UPDATE (Nov. 4, 4:39 p.m.)—What started with the Bernie dance, apparently ended with the Bernie dance.
Perry Hall High School Principal George Roberts that the boys varsity soccer team would be allowed to play in the Class 4A North region semifinal game against Blake High School at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Earlier this week, Roberts the remainder of the team's season after players performed the Bernie dance after beating rival on Tuesday, a that the principal believed was inappropriate.
After the was reversed, Reagan Warfield of the Baltimore radio station Mix 106.5 rounded up a group of soccer players and students outside the school and led them in performing the Bernie dance.
The Bernie dance mimics the title character in the 1989 comedy Weekend at Bernie's in which Bernie is dead and throughout the movie, his movements are directed by others. The effect is an awkward limpness. You can see it here.
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