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Fredericksburg Results Fredericksburg, VA March 26-28, 2021 Elite 8 Junior Dancer Lyla Gillikin - Let Me Entertain You - Polaris Dance Institute 1st Runner-Up - Joanna Surface - Wherk - Axis Dance 2nd Runner-Up - Sabrina Atienza - You Set Me Free - Axis Dance Elite 8 Teen Dancer Avery Schwarz - Rhythm Of The Night - Axis Dance 1st Runner-Up - Kristin Mitchell - Firework - Axis Dance 2nd Runner-Up - Bethany Robles - Model Behavior - Expose Performing Arts Elite 8 Senior Dancer J'Monnie Miles-Mason - Diva - Expose Performing Arts 1st Runner-Up - Justin Baines - Breathe - Expose Performing Arts 2nd Runner-Up - Janiyah Taylor - Piel - Expose Performing Arts Top Select Petite Solo 1 - Clara Liska - Queen B - Polaris Dance Institute Top Select Junior Solo 1 - Joanna Surface - Wherk - Axis Dance 2 - Lyla Gillikin - Out Here On My Own - Polaris Dance Institute 3 - Sabrina Atienza - You Set Me Free - Axis Dance 4 - Tristin Pitsch - Don't - Axis Dance 5 - Chloe Castro - Camouflage - Polaris Dance Institute 6 - Emma Liska - I Look To You - Polaris Dance Institute 7 - Brooklyn Rinker - Trust In Me - Creative Movement 8 - Harley Wright - Flashlight - Royalty Dance Company 9 - Julia Hines - Saturn - Buffa's Dance Studio 10 - Alexandra Kelly - Beautiful Life - Buffa's Dance Studio Top Select Teen Solo 1 - Avery Schwarz - Rhythm Of The Night - Axis Dance 2 - Rosie McConell - Pretty Hurts - Axis Dance 3 - Kristin Mitchell - Firework - Axis Dance 4 - Joanna Sumner - Bombshell - Studio K Dance 5 - Kylie Pitsch - Heart Of Glass - Axis Dance 6 - Adley Strider - In This Shirt - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 7 - Lauren Vielbig - Everything Is Lost - Axis Dance 8 - Claire Shirkey - Ivy - Buffa's Dance Studio 9 - Abi Peloquin - Let Me Follow - Buffa's Dance Studio 10 - Bethany Robles - Model Behavior - Expose Performing Arts 11 - Charlotte Pon - Can't Help Falling In Love - Axis Dance 12 - Addison Harvey - Mother Nature - Axis Dance 13 - Madison Hartsook - Unknown - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 14 - Alaysia Highsmith - Dangerous - Expose Performing Arts 15 - Love Barnes - Kooza - Expose Performing Arts 16 - Sophia Scalzo - Dream State - Axis Dance 17 - Ryleigh Wills - Sorrow - Polaris Dance Institute 18 - Allison Graves - Everywhere I Go - Expose Performing Arts 19 - Lora-Berkeley Macaranas - Everytime - Buffa's Dance Studio 20 - Reagan Baxter - For My Help - Buffa's Dance Studio Top Select Senior Solo 1 - Mia Allison - I'm Gonna Leave You - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 2 - Gaby Mabalay - Je Suis Malade - Buffa's Dance Studio 3 - Janiyah Taylor - Black & Gold - Expose Performing Arts 4 - Emily KuKanich - Don't Tell Mama - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 5 - J'Monnie Miles-Mason - Diva - Expose Performing Arts 6 - Mary Lane Taibl - Love In The Dark - Buffa's Dance Studio 7 - Naomi Buckle - Master Piece - Expose Performing Arts 8 - Gracie Wills - Nobody But Us - Polaris Dance Institute 9 - Sherry Zhang - Jenny Of Old Stones - Axis Dance 10 - Hannah Ranberger - Movement - Polaris Dance Institute 11 - Cordelia Pon - Hold Me While You Wait - Axis Dance 12 - Kathryn Hunt - Parallax - Polaris Dance Institute 13 - Justin Baines - Breathe - Expose Performing Arts 14 - Rose Du - Dreams - Axis Dance 15 - Jacqueline Westfall - Open Arms - Axis Dance 16 - Audrey Sams - Hurt - Polaris Dance Institute 17 - Solange Destouche - Stars - Polaris Dance Institute 18 - Savanna Shappley - Without You - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 19 - Britney Linn - One Moment More - Axis Dance 20 – Hailey Nguyen – Surprise Yourself – Expose Performing Arts Top Select Junior Duet/Trio 1 - Songbird - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 2 - Feedback - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 3 - Wild Is The Wind - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 4 - Fever - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 5 - Breathe Again - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye Top Select Teen Duet/Trio 1 - Bills - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 2 - Let Me Entertain You - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp 3 - Sweet Disposition - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - Variations On A Swing - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 5 - Dance With Us - Expose Performing Arts - Top Select Senior Duet/Trio 1 - Murder Song - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 2 - Big Spender - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp 3 - Little Lion Man - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 4 - Girl Interrupted - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp 5 - New Dorp New York - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp Top Select Junior Small Group 1 - When The Ship Goes Down - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 2 - Here I Come - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 3 - Que Sera - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 4 - Save The World - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 5 - Wanna Dance - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Teen Small Group 1 - Crazy - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp 2 - Shots Fired - Expose Performing Arts - 3 - Break My Heart Again - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - Mr. Lonely - Morgan Crisp Dance Company - Morgan Crisp 5 - Change Is Everything - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Senior Small Group 1 - Dangerous - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 2 - Via Dolorosa - Polaris Dance Institute - Jo Maye 3 - How Long - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - Hurt Me More - Expose Performing Arts - 5 - Silent All These Years - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Junior Large Group 1 - River Deep - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 2 - On Broadway - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 3 - To Build A Home - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 4 - Seize The Day - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Teen Large Group 1 - The Creation - Expose Performing Arts - 2 - Empty Space - Expose Performing Arts - 3 - Boom Boom - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - The Fault In Our Stars - Buffa's Dance Studio - Melissa Hargett 5 - Flying Solo - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Senior Large Group 1 - Usher - Expose Performing Arts - 2 - Lay Me Down - Expose Performing Arts - 3 - Rock & Darbuka - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - An Evening I Will Not Forget - Expose Performing Arts - 5 - Living On A Prayer - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Teen Line 1 - Escandalo - Expose Performing Arts - 2 - The Cave - Buffa's Dance Studio - Melissa Hargett 3 - Strike Back - Expose Performing Arts - 4 - Queen - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya 5 - Sea Party - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Top Select Teen Mega Line 2 - Icons - Expose Performing Arts - 2 - Lipsync Assasins - Expose Performing Arts - Top Select Petite/Junior Mega Line When The Ship Goes Down - Axis Dance - Noel Anaya Teen/Senior Select Apogee Award Icons - Expose Performing Arts - Emerging Artist Junior Dancer MaryKate McConnell - Don't Worry About Me - Axis Dance 1st Runner-Up - Kenadie Clarke - All The Lights - Expose Performing Arts 2nd Runner-Up - Emery Hewitt - In The Void - Expose Performing Arts Emerging Artist Petite Dancer Ariyelle Cofield - River Deep - Elevation Dance Works 1st Runner-Up - Raegan Summers - You Are My Sunshine - Royalty Dance Company 2nd Runner-Up - Gabrielle Joyner - Heaven Hop - Expose Performing Arts Emerging Artist Teen Dancer Faraona Bonilla - Bring On The Men - Expose Performing Arts 1st Runner-Up - Brielle Anderson - Im Here - Expose Performing Arts 2nd Runner-Up - Ava Ferrara - Quiet - Expose Performing Arts Emerging Artist Senior Dancer Kierstyn Aubrecht - Body Lenguage - Royalty Dance Company 1st Runner-Up - Ariana Benitez - Another Day Of Sun - Royalty Dance Company 2nd Runner-Up - Marnie Bulifant - Piece By Piece - Expose Performing Arts Top Classic Petite Solo 1 - Jennifer Tweedy - Blessings - DanceXpressions 2 - Ariyelle Cofield - River Deep - Elevation Dance Works 3 - Peyton Gentry - Vogue - Morgan Crisp Dance Company 4 - Elizabeth Lenzie - Chantilly Lace - Creative Movement 5 - Gabrielle Joyner - Work Me Down - Expose Performing Arts Top Classic Junior Solo 1 - Emery Hewitt - In The Void - Expose Performing Arts 2 - MaryKate McConnell - Don't Worry About Me - Axis Dance 3 - Isabella Im - I Surrender - Expose Performing Arts 4 - Kenadie Clarke - All The Lights - Expose Performing Arts 5 - Lacey Weimert - Different - Studio K Dance 6 - Savannah Barnes - Shy - Studio K Dance 7 - Elise Herod - Big Noise - Polaris Dance Institute 8 - Zanyitha Scjuqurley - Shadow In The Mist - Expose Performing Arts 9 - Mallory Hesler - All For You - Studio K Dance 10 - Ainsley O'Brien - Eclipse - Axis Dance Top Classic Teen Solo 1 - Coral Turner - Blessing & A Curse - Vibe Dance Complex 2 - Faraona Bonilla - Bring On The Men - Expose Performing Arts 3 - Carolyn Tai - Survive - Axis Dance 4 - Karsyn Eaddy - Enter Sandman - Studio K Dance 5 - Saniyah Wilkins - Mj - Expose Performing Arts 6 - Lauren Applegate - Sing - Expose Performing Arts 7 - Christina Carlile - You Don't Know - Studio K Dance 8 - Katelyn Palmer - Head Above Water - Italia Performing Arts 9 - Jaci Magee - Better When Im Dancing - Expose Performing Arts 10 - Ava Ferrara - Quiet - Expose Performing Arts 11 - Nicole Langley - New Air - Axis Dance 12 - Addison Childress - I Know - Studio K Dance 13 - Za'Nera Ford - Perm - Performing Arts 2000 14 - Laura Lamp - Dance With Me - Creative Movement 15 - Zoe Nickens - Disco Queen - Expose Performing Arts 16 - Samantha Gilliat - Nothing - Axis Dance 17 - Becca Lamp - Mamas Broken Heart - Creative Movement 18 - Johanna Schneck - Not For The Life Of Me - Barbara Hammond's School of Dance, Inc. 19 - Rileigh Stappert - The Light - Expose Performing Arts 20 - Taliyah Urey - Big Girl - Expose Performing Arts Top Classic Senior Solo 1 - Vivian Jiang - Don't Forget About Me - Axis Dance 2 - Dani Imre - 2 Steps Away - Axis Dance 3 - Nicole Sobczak - The Way You Make Me Feel - Spotlight Dance LLC 4 - Sophi Conti - Woman's Work - Axis Dance 5 - Ashley Edsall - Do You Want To
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