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Participating Studios PARTICIPATING GROUP EDITION STUDIOS ACADEMY OF BALLET/ACADEMY PERFORMING ENSEMBLE DANCESPACE PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY ACPA APEX DANCE COMPANY DANCEWORX STUDIO ACTIV8 DANCE COMPANY DANCIN' OFF BROADWAY ADRENALINE DANCE COMPANY DARLENE CEGLIA’S DANCE PROJECT ALL-STAR DANCE ACADEMY DELMONICO DANCE ALLANA'S ACADEMY OF DANCE DENISE'S DANCE ACADEMY ALLEGRO PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY DENVILLE DANCE ARTS CENTER ART OF DANCE DEVONSHIRE DANCE ARTISTIC MOTION DANCE DREAM DANCE CENTER ATLAS SCHOOL OF DANCE DREAMCATCHER'S DANCE CO. BACKSTAGE DANCE STUDIO DRIVEN2DANCE BATON ROUGE DANCE CONNECTION DXP BECKY NALEVANKO'S DANCE & TUMBLING STUDIO DY.CLAN DANCE STUDIOS BOUTIQUE DANCE ACADEMY ELEVATE DANCE COMPANY CANDANCE STUDIOS ELITE DANCE COMPANY - MARYLAND CARLSBAD DANCE CENTRE ELITE DANCE COMPANY - MICHIGAN CENTERSTAGE DANCE ACADEMY ENVISION DANCE COMPANY OF NAPERVILLE CHANDLER DANCE CENTER EQUINOX DANCE COMPANY CREATIVE DANCE STUDIO EVA MOORE'S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER D'ANN'S ACADEMY OF DANCE EXCEL PERFORMING ARTS DANCE BY HILLARY EXHIBIT 3 DANCE COMPANY DANCE GALLERY EXPRESSIONS DANCE COMPANY DANCE WORKSHOP EXTREME DANCE CENTER DANCE XPLOSION FUSION DANCE FORCE, INC. - NEW YORK DANCERS TRAINING SPOT CO. FUSION DANCE OMAHA PARTICIPATING GROUP EDITION STUDIOS GAYLE’S DANCEPHASE KEEP IN TIME DANCE ACADEMY GREAT GIG DANCE CO. KERCHEVAL DANCE HAJA DANCE COMPANY LEGWORKS HANNAH KRONER SCHOOL OF DANCE LEVEL DANCE PROJECT HART ACADEMY OF DANCE LIL' JAMMAZ HIP HOP CO. HEARTLAND DANCE & GYMNASTICS LOVV THE DANCE STUDIO HIGH POINTE PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO LUCILLE MURRAY'S STUDIO OF DANCE ICON DANCE CENTER LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL IMAGERY IN MOTION DANCE M'LANIE HUNTER DANCE STUDIO INDY DANCE ACADEMY MCKEON DANCE & GYMNASTICS CENTER INFINITY DANCE STUDIO MIAMI ARTS STUDIO 6-12 @ ZELDA GLAZER INSPIRE SCHOOL OF DANCE MISS TANYA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE INTEGRITY DANCE ACADEMY MURRIETA DANCE PROJECT IOWA BALLET ACADEMY NORTH ANDOVER SCHOOL OF DANCE JDF ELITE DANCE ACADEMY NORTHWEST DANCE AND ACRO JHL DANCE DYNAMICS ON MOVING DANCE COMPANY JMD STUDIOS PAGE & COMPANY DANCE ACADEMY JULIANA’S ACADEMY OF DANCE PARKER DANCE COMPANY JUST DANCE AZ PC DANCE COMPANY JUST DANCE IT! - FLORIDA PERCEPTION DANCE COMPANY JUST DANCE STUDIOS - LOUISIANA PERFORMANCE EDGE 2 K MONIQUE'S STUDIO OF DANCE PERFORMERS EDGE DANCE COMPANY K&M STUDIO POWER DANCE COMPANY KALEIDOSCOPE DANCE ACADEMY POWER EXPLOSION STUDIO OF DANCE KATE HUMBLE SCHOOL OF DANCE PRECISION DANCE CONSERVATORY PARTICIPATING GROUP EDITION STUDIOS PREMIER ACADEMY OF DANCE - COLORADO SUMMIT DANCE ACADEMY PREMIER DANCE COMPANY - MICHIGAN TANYA'S DANCE COMPANY PREMIERE DANCE COMPANY - INDIANA TAWN MARIE'S DANCE CENTRE PRESTIGE DANCE CENTER THE BEAT SCHOOL OF DANCE PRO DANCE ELITE THE DANCE PROJECT RAGE BOX DANCE CENTER THE DANCE ZONE RATIO DANCE THE HABITAT PERFORMING ARTS CENTER RED RIVER DANCE THE MOVEMENT DANCE CENTRE RIMVIEW DANCE STUDIOS THE STUDIO LDG ROCKSTAR ACADEMY OF DANCE THE URGE DANCE COMPLEX SALT LAKE DANCE CENTER TIFFANY & CO. STUDIO OF DANCE - INDIANA SHEILA ROSANIO SCHOOL OF DANCE & GYMNASTICS TIFFANY'S PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO - MISSOURI SHERRY'S ACADEMY OF DANCE TOP TIER DANCE ACADEMY SOUND MOVEMENT ARTS CENTER URBANA DANCE AND PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO SOUTH TULSA DANCE CO. VIM DANCE COMPANY SPOTLIGHT DANCE ACADEMY - FLORIDA VISIONS DANCE ACADEMY SPOTLIGHT DANCE WORKS - MICHIGAN WILLIAMS CENTER RHYTHM FACTORY STARZ STUDIO OF PERFORMING ARTS XD2 DANCE STUDIO STUDIO 1 DANCE CONSERVATORY XTREME DANCE PERFORMANCE STUDIO 19 DANCE COMPANY XTREME DANCE XCITE STUDIO 89 DANCE COMPANY XTREME LEVEL DANCE STUDIO B DANCE CO. Z COMPANY STUDIO BLEU DANCE CENTER ZD DANCE ACADEMY STUDIO DANS ZUMBROTA DANCE STUDIO STUDIO G DANCE CENTER Friday, May 29, 2020 Mini Small Group 1 Hip-Hop Page & Company Dog Pound (D) 10:00 AM Jada Gerth, Avalyn Lindsey, Alexis Martin, Ellie May, Dance Academy Savanna Sandlin 2 Hip-Hop Gayle’s Apple Bottom Jeans 10:03 AM Kinsley Benish, Abby Boller, Abby Hall, Jillian Knapp, Dancephase (D) Natalie Lach, Nola Parr, Anna Schemers, Willow Yurkunas 3 Hip-Hop Integrity Dance Love You (D) 10:06 AM Erin Bentley, Benjamin Birdsong, Anna Depriest, Natalya Academy Kail 4 Hip-Hop Starz Studio Of Hokey Pokey (D) 10:09 AM Kenzie Creason, Nina Dean, Kendra Geib, Laurynn Performing Arts Lowe, Adelaide Osenbaugh, Aubree Perkins , Arianna Thomas, Delaney Trauschke 5 Hip-Hop Just Dance Studios - Baby I'm A Star (D) 10:12 AM Aubrey Aucoin, Caden Fightmaster, Leigha Firmin, Kara Louisiana Harrington, Kinzly Mcneese, Ella Mullet, Ashlyn Nickens, Leilani Rutledge, Kaleigh Wiesner 6 Hip-Hop Kaleidoscope Dance Werk (D) 10:15 AM Aliza Bidwell, Charlotte Cotta, Ashley Herdes, Molly Academy Peveto 7 Hip-Hop Summit Dance 24 Karat Magic (D) 10:18 AM Deklyn Atchison, Evelyn Cooper, Clara Cooper, Ryan Academy Cooper, Peyton Corson, Cami Elaamili, Brecklyn Etkie, Lila Iglesias, Aria Mielke 8 Hip-Hop Xtreme Level Dance Recess (D) 10:21 AM Jacelyn Carpenter, Charlesia Curtis, London Hood, Karter Milburn, Marcalyn Randle, Mckenzie Young 9 Jazz Allana's Academy Of Iko Iko (D) 10:24 AM Gabby Glassman, Kinsley Kellogg, Lillian Robbins, Vivian Dance Robbins 10 Jazz Power Explosion Studio Friend Like Me (D) 10:27 AM Alivia Baker, Aiyani Gardiner, Hannah O'neill, Haley Of Dance O'neill, Madelyn Pizza, Addison Pugliese, Alanah Warring 11 Jazz McKeon Dance & Mambo Mamas (D) 10:30 AM Kayleigh Bates, Avery Bryson, Isabella Calzone, Chelsea Gymnastics Center Cobb, Mackenzie Coleman, Olivia Mazzola, Kendyl Mcnamara, Keagan Mcneil, Isla Quintino 12 Jazz Sound Movement Arts Sidekicks (D) 10:33 AM Adele Burke, Zoe Hunter, Sammie Mcdonald, Kaya Center Waiters 13 Jazz On Moving Dance Hokey Pokey (D) 10:36 AM Calaya Brumfield, Scharlet Daenen, Andee Dugar, Company Rhylynn Payne, Ashlyn Payton, Sophie Poche, Caylee Price 14 Jazz Elite Dance Company - Fabulous (D) 10:39 AM Ariyah Butler, Destiny Demarr, Amera Fenwick, Isabella Maryland Geades, Olivia Geades, Emma Hager, Joliana Teacher 15 Jazz XD2 Dance Studio Jailhouse Rock (D) 10:42 AM Kaia Austin , Julia Grimes , Kaivyn Hancock , Sophia Hernandez , Emma Keith, Kendall Lewis, Sophia Miranda , Hadley Peterson 16 Jazz Icon Dance Center Airplane Safety (D) 10:45 AM Nora Johanningsmeier, Iysabella Kangas, Emma Kunberger, Mackenzie Moore, Kensley Orban, Brandon Potts 17 Jazz Allegro Performing Arts Queen Bee (D) 10:48 AM Sophia Absher, Owen Andrews, Penelope Baron, Academy Isabelle Dacanay, Alexandra Escobedo-smith, Brielle Noble, Kylee Perez, Lida Plenkovich, Makenzie Tieskotter 18 Jazz Indy Dance Academy Let's Get Loud (D) 10:51 AM Allie Bourff, Evah Dawkins, Emma Jane Held, Allison Mcgregory, Emilia Morhman, Leah Pruitt, Annarose Rowan 19 Jazz Power Dance Company Shake Señora (D) 10:54 AM Michelle Khaykin, Morgan Kruz, Olivia Lorielle, Evelina Masterova, Elise Mestdaugh, Analise Vanover, Adler Wright, Torrie Young 20 Jazz Keep In Time Dance Hot Stuff (D) 10:57 AM Irissa Collins, Chloe Domingo, Emily Goodrich, Claire Academy Huckaby, Ximena Luna, Aurabella Minetto, Francesca Owens, Mina Paje 21 Jazz Extreme Dance Center Conga (D) 11:00 AM Mackenzie Cameron, Adeline Gill, Caroline Hurt, Ella Kanouff, Brynne Lawson, Lily Perego, Caylin Raymond, Victoria Salcedo 22 Jazz Denville Dance Arts L-o-v-e (D) 11:03 AM Zenya Daniels, Makenna Deegan, Elena Norman, Emily Center Sarama 23 Jazz DEVONSHIRE DANCE Abc (D) 11:06 AM Kara Brownlee, Chloe Donnelly, Taylor Flintz, Alessandra Gonzalez, Katelyn Sukalski, Elise Tang 24 Jazz ALL-STAR DANCE Girl In The Mirror (D) 11:09 AM Teagan Earnheart, Avery Earnheart, Mazie Haeder, ACADEMY Elena Lucero, Molly O'boyle, Rylee Shuford, Caroline Trujillo 25 Jazz PC Dance Company Aint Your Momma 11:12 AM Kinsey Almand, Arden Harris, Caleb Mccoy, Sophia (D) Steel, Aaliyah Stewart, Mya Stewart 26 Jazz Premier Dance Splish Splash (D) 11:15 AM Hadley Barnard, Kate Bellingar, Bailey Cartwright, Company - Michigan Paisley Columbia, Hannah Gentilozzi, Serene Perrault, Kaitlyn Starnes, Temperance Szuma, Irene Yang 27 Jazz Atlas School Of Dance September (D) 11:18 AM Amelia Beiter, Isabella Cadiz, Blythe Martinez, Mia Miers, Aria Moradi, Charlotte Nave, Annie Stork, Isabelle Stork 28 Jazz Dream Dance Center Rockin Robin (D) 11:21 AM Reagan Barnard, Kayleigh Jonas, Gia Morgan, Juliette Pulliam, Paisley Rich, Jaylynn Shaw, Finley Soule 29 Jazz Northwest Dance And Hold The Drama (D) 11:24 AM Mila Dixon, Zihan Dong, Kennedy Ellis, Harper Gow, Acro Aislynn Mcmahon, Millie Ross, Sofia Sevao, Kensington Walton 30 Jazz Elevate Dance Turn Around (D) 11:27 AM Lexington Chesson, Morgan Powell, Georgia Thompson, Company Elizabeth Tomek, Ava Jade Tran, Leor Vegvaizer 31 Jazz Spotlight Dance Cuban Pete (D) 11:30 AM Sofia Angulo, Bella Garcia, Khloe Infante, Mia Ojeda, Academy - Florida Zariah Ortega, Olivia Pantoja-ocampo, Olivia Ramirez, Emma Taborda, Amelia Valdez 32 Jazz Pro Dance Elite Girls Just Wanna 11:33 AM Carmella Bastian, Mya Calek, Briella Dorko, Lucille Fuller, Have Fun (D) Sophia Gulik, Brynlee Wiltshire 33 Lyrical Prestige Dance Center Kill Em With Kindness 11:36 AM Makayla Davis, Audrey Ehrlich, Meeghan Hardy, Laili (D) Hemmelgarn, Peyton Hollander, Sophia Szymkowiak 34 Lyrical JDF Elite Dance Feel My Love (D) 11:39 AM Emerson Carpenter, Emma Forst, Hailey Garcia, Academy Mackenzie Garner, Skylar Quintanilla 35 Lyrical Dance By Hillary Over The Rainbow 11:42 AM Chloe Black , Alivia Casinelli,
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