Cassie Scerbo

Cassie Scerbo was an American actress, singer and dancer. She rose to notoriety when she was picked for the girl-only pop band "Slumber Party Girls" who performed on CBS's children's musical variety show Dance Revolution during the mid 2000s. At the turn of 2000, she gained fame for her performances of Bring It On. It was a spin-off of the ABC Family Drama Make It or Break It as well as In It to win It. But she is most well-known because she played Nova Clarke in four of the six films of the pop-culture phenomenon Sharknado. Scerbo has devoted a lot of time and effort social and environmental causes, such as awareness of sexually transmitted diseases and human trafficking. She also works with The African Water Project, among different causes. The actress is also often seen making frequent trips to children's hospitals located in Los Angeles. Scerbo received her degree from Marjory Stoneman Douglas college in Parkland (Florida) in Florida, where Nikolas was convicted of a teen Nikolas was a shooter who killed 17 students, staff and faculty members in 2018. The massacre was among the deadliest mass shooting that has occurred in American History, even surpassing the Columbine attack of 1999.