newsomenews had so much fun with the fatalattractionstep They're proud to be known as Baltimore's first citywide high school step team to represent themselves at the CIAA Tournament step-off in their home city for the second time. It's where they will perform on their biggest stage to date. "We're coming to bring it," Aniya Newman said. If you're wondering how they feel about their chances of winning the competition, they'll be quick to tell you. They're in it to win. You could also just ask their coach Geri McCarter also known as "Coach G." "We travel across the nation representing the city of Baltimore with class and with trophies," Coach G laughed. McCarter's squad has yet to take a loss, but it's the impact that's happening away from the stage that she's most proud of. "Me personally, I keep my stuff bottled up so when I'm in step it allows me to show my aggressive side," FASS Co-captain Stacy Richardson said. "It allows me to step my anger out. Not even just trying to get...