Nicki Marquez
Director
Nicki Marquez has been nurturing her passion for dance since the age of three and dance has been a part of her life ever since. Mrs. Marquez grew up in Carrollton, TX and attended Creekview High School for her high school education. While at Creekview, she was a part of the Chevals where she served as a dance officer for junior and senior years. Outside of school, Mrs. Marquez was a part of the company team at Dance Xpress where she spent a majority of her time growing up.
After high school, Mrs. Marquez attended the University of North Texas where she received a BA in dance as well as her education certification. While at North Texas, Mrs. Marquez was a member of XTE, a dance honor society at the collegiate level and attended the American College Dance Association festivals traveling throughout the United States to learn and grow her dance knowledge.
Following graduation, Mrs. Marquez went to Williams High School where she served as the dance and drill team director for ten years. Mrs. Marquez married her high school sweetheart in 2014 and together they have a daughter who is the light of their lives! When she is not doing all things drill team, Mrs. Marquez loves Harry Potter, dogs, and days where she can just relax with her family.
Rachel Nabors
Assistant Director
I graduated from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Life Science. I have been dedicated to dance for 19 years, with extensive experience in both studio training and drill team participation. During high school I was an active member of the drill team serving as an officer for two years and captain for my third year.
At the collegiate level, I joined the McLennan Community College dance team, where I was part of the team that won a Jazz National Championship. For the remaining three years, I danced with the Baylor University Songleaders, performing at a variety of sporting events, competing in national competitions, traveling for playoffs and away games, and representing Baylor at numerous appearances.
In addition to assisting with the Golden Girls, I am thrilled to be teaching Food Science. I am excited to continue pursuing my passions for dance and science while contributing to the PESH community.