Athletes are categorized into B-level athletes, A-level athletes, and elite. The power house countries don't take B-level athletes so as to the give the smaller countries an opportunity to have international champions. Because every country doesn't have dancetwirl as an event, and because of the variety within the freestyle event, the artistic twirl was introduced to replace freestyle and dancetwirl at the International Cup. Since 2005, the two competitions have been run concurrently over a week. In 2009, the competitions began running separately, with the International Cup falling on uneven years and the World Championships on even years. New events such as Freestyle and Pairs across different age levels and divisions were added to the International Cup. The following cities have previously hosted the competitions: Events and age divisions and levels may vary due to baton association. In 1998, the WBTF introduced the Special Athlete's Award of Recognition for athletes that competed at 10+ World Championships. Not all are Champions.        https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majorette_(dancer)]]    John A. Roush  John Allen Roush is an American academic administrator who has served as the 20th president of Centre College since 1998. An Ohio native, Roush graduated from Fairmont High School and holds a bachelor's degree in English from Ohio University, and a Master's and PhD from Miami University. Roush began his career at Miami University as an assistant football coach, and later became Executive Assistant to the President in 1976. After Miami University, Roush joined the staff of the University of Richmond in 1982. Since Roush became president in 1998, Centre College established the Brown Fellows Program, the Bonner Scholars Program, and the Centre Scholars Program.Several buildings on campus were renovated, including the Campus Center, Sutcliffe Hall, Stuart Hall, Ruby Cheek House, the Norton Center for the Arts, and Young Hall. Several new buildings were added, including Cowan, Pearl Hall, and the Student Center. Roush also launched several successful fundraising campaigns, including "A More Perfect Centre", which raised nearly $170 million. Enrollment has also increased significantly since Roush took on the roll. Huntington Park (Columbus, Ohio)  Huntington Park is a baseball stadium located in Columbus, Ohio, United States. It primarily serves as the home of the Columbus Clippers of the International League, the Triple-A minor league affiliate of the Cleveland Indians since 2009.