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Oklahoma City, OK February 9 – 11, 2018 Oklahoma City, OK February 9 – 11, 2018 Elite 8 Junior Miss StarQuest Cate Crockett – Wild Excuses – South Tulsa Dance Co. Elite 8 Teen Miss StarQuest Emma Callahan – My Favorite Things – Dove Dance School and Co. Elite 8 Miss StarQuest Geena Walton – The Mention Of Your Name – Dove Dance School and Co. Top Select Junior Solo 1 – Lillian Edwards – True Colors – Epic Dance Studio 2 – Cate Crockett – Wild Excuses – South Tulsa Dance Co. 3 – Emrie Lock – My Heart Will Go On – Epic Dance Studio 4 – River Mills – Frim Fram Sauce – Epic Dance Studio 5 – Makenne Morton – Fly Before You Fall – Epic Dance Studio Top Select Teen Solo 1 – Camryn Williams – North – Premiere Dance Company 2 – Avery Johnson – Embers – Epic Dance Studio 3 – Riley Rowland – Even When – Dove Dance School and Co. 4 – Emma Callahan – My Favorite Things – Dove Dance School and Co. 5 – Berkley Reynolds – Beautiful Thing – Epic Dance Studio 6 – Ali Root – Dangerous – 405 Dance Co. 7 – Zoey Taylor – Gone Away – Epic Dance Studio 8 – Jamieson Schmees – Bang Bang – Graham Traditions Encore Dance Centre 9 – Avery Robertson – Limit To Your Love – Massay’s DanceStar Productions Top Select Senior Solo 1 – Izzy Audas – How? – 405 Dance Co. 2 – Bailey Reynolds – Smother – Epic Dance Studio 3 – Geena Walton – The Mention Of Your Name – Dove Dance School and Co. 4 – Reagan Massay – Over Soon – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 5 – Lauren Richards – Ordinary World – Epic Dance Studio 6 – Hope Steedman – Restore My Soul – Dove Dance School and Co. 7 – Laney Humphrey – Grey – Epic Dance Studio 8 – Ekka Gardiner – Blue Lips – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 9 – Natalie Mattson – Bones – Epic Dance Studio 10 – Sara Szukala – Slip – Epic Dance Studio 11 – Abby Hesselroth – Artic – Premiere Dance Co. 12 – Lauren Stambeck – Love Yourself – Premiere Dance Co. 13 – Tressa Ball – Memphis In June – Dove Dance School and Co. 14 – Emily Olson – Darkside – Epic Dance Studio 15 – Kendyll Gavras – Waves – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 16 – Ashley Manners – What If? – Dove Dance School and Co. 17 – Abbegayle James – Stealing Cars – Epic Dance Studio 18 – Macy Moore – Way Down We Go – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 19 – Courtlyn Burton – Instead – Epic Dance Studio 20 – Addi McNeill – Dream On – Epic Dance Studio Top Select Junior Duet/Trio 1 – Incomplete – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – I Bring The Beat – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Unstoppable – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 4 – Bird Set Free – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 5 – Boy Stop – Southstar Dance Academy – Emily South Top Select Teen Duet/Trio 1 – Don’t Rain On My Parade – Dove Dance School and Co. – Daphne Tardbono 2 –Locomotion – 405 Dance Co. – Whitney Young 3 – My Store – Premiere Dance Co. – Stephanie Govich 4 – Deep End – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 5 – Enter Sandman – Premiere Dance Co. – Stephanie Govich Top Select Senior Duet/Trio 1 – Shed My Skin – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – What It Is – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 3 – Play – Premiere Dance Co. – Stephanie Govich 4 – One Plus One – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 5 – Dream – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay Top Select Teen Small Group 1 – Human – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – Black Out – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Angel By The Wings – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 4 – Vibeology – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 5 – Payback – 405 Dance Co. – Whitney Young Top Select Senior Small Group 1 – Small Things – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 –The Way You Make Me Feel – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Let Me Entertain You – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 4 – I Gave It All – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 5 –Where I’m Coming – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Select Junior Large Group 1 – Nearly Morning – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – Baby I’m A Star – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Fuego – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Select Teen Large Group 1 – Breathe – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – Bad Girls – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Light A Fire – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay Top Select Senior Large Group 1 – Like A Funeral – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 2 – Sexyback – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Cage Of Bones – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 4 – New York, New York – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 5 – River – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay Top Select Senior Line 1 – California Dreamin’ - – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay Top Select Teen Mega Line 1 – B Day – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Petite/Junior Select Apogee Award Nearly Morning – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Teen/Senior Select Apogee Award Like A Funeral – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks StarQuest Category Award Winners: Top Jazz Performance: Baby I’m A Star – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Ballet/Lyrical/Modern/Contemporary Performance: Nearly Morning – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Hip Hop Performance: Fuego – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Industry Dance Category Award Winners: Top Jazz Performance: The Way You Make Me Feel – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Ballet/Lyrical/Modern/Contemporary Performance: Like A Funeral – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Tap Performance: New York, New York – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay Top Novelty/Character/Musical Theater Performance: Let Me Entertain You – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Hip Hop Performance: B Day – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Top Open/Acro Performance: Human – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks Emerging Artist Teen Mr. StarQuest Cyrus Shahbazi – I’m Still Standing – Dove Dance School and Co. Emerging Artist Petite Miss StarQuest Kadence Williams – Life Of The Party – Gravity Dance Emerging Artist Junior Miss StarQuest Haven Huffines – Best Friend – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio Emerging Artist Teen Miss StarQuest Maggie Banz – Out Of Hiding – Dove Dance School and Co. Emerging Artist Miss StarQuest Paige London – Flickers – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio Top Classic Petite Solo 1 – Kadence Williams – Life Of The Party – Gravity Dance 2 – Addy Ayala – Here I Come – Epic Dance Studio 3 – Maddy Bryson – Wind It Up – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio 4 – Emme Pratt – Dimples – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio Top Classic Junior Solo 1 – Sam Velie – Moonlight – 405 Dance Co. 2 – Madison Samson – Survive – Dove Dance School and Co. 3 – Haven Huffiness – Best Friend – Dove Dance School and Co. 4 – Kinley Davidson – New Girl In Town – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio 5 – Prestyn Hodges – I’m A Lady – Epic Dance Studio 6 – Isabella Faught – Control – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio 7 – Sailor Mills – You Are My Sunshine – Epic Dance Studio 8 – Mattie White – Surrender – Sherri’s School of Dance 9 – Halle Hungerford – Redmeer - Dove Dance School and Co. 10 – Lark Feille – Skylark – Massay’s DanceStar Productions Top Classic Teen Solo 1 – Maggie Banz – Out Of Hiding - Dove Dance School and Co. 2 – Maliyah McKenzie – Rise Up - Dove Dance School and Co. 3 – Madeline Reinke – Change The World – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 4 – Olivia Hoff – Whole Lot Of Heart – Dance Unlimited 5 – Kennis Mumford – Daughter – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 6 – Heidi Verplank – Close Enough – Dance Unlimited 7 – Cyrus Shahbazi – I’m Still Standing - Dove Dance School and Co. 8 – Emily Williams – I’d Rather Go Blind – 405 Dance Co. 9 – Cadyn Duncan – Hold Me Down – Massay’s DanceStar Productions 10 – Mary Kate Pauley – River - Dove Dance School and Co. 11 – Aspen Minihan – Hallelujah – Massay’s DamceStar Productions 12 – Reid Rowland – First - Dove Dance School and Co. 13 – Hailee Smith – Happier – Dropbeat Dance 14- Cameron Samson – Saturn - Dove Dance School and Co. 15 – Chelsea Welle – The Lonely – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio Top Classic Senior Solo 1 – Olena Brown – Saturday Night – Sherri’s School of Dance 2 – Addison Holley – I Found – Epic Dance Studio 3 – Audrey Butler – Adore – Sherri’s School of Dance 4 – Paige London – Flickers – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio 5 – Abigail Russell – Say The Words – Sherri’s School of Dance Top Classic Petite Duet/Trio 1 – Beauty And The Beast – Gravity Dance – Tiffany Loveless 2 – B.E.A.T – Epic Dance Studio – Loren Sparks 3 – Stepsisters Lament – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio – Darcy Huffines Top Classic Junior Duet/Trio 1 – Material Girls – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 2 – Supersonic - Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio – Darcy Huffines 3 – Beautiful Thing Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio – Darcy Huffines 4 – Hil & Lil Friends ‘Til The End Of Time - Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio – Darcy Huffines 5 – Who You Are – Dropbeat Dance – Erin Pearson Smith Top Classic Teen Duet/Trio 1 – It’s About That Walk – Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 2 – Moses - Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 3 – Salute - Massay’s DanceStar Productions – Rockie Massay 4 – Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy – Rhythm Alley – Barbara Jones 5 – Seven Nation Army – Rhythm Alley – Barbara Jones Top Classic Senior Duet/Trio 1 – Rise Up – Rhythm Alley – Barbara Jones 2 – 99 Red Balloons – Dropbeat Dance – Erin Pearson Smith Top Classic Petite Small Group 1 – Zoo – Gravity Dance – Tiffany Loveless 2 – Zero To Hero – Gravity Dance – Tiffany Loveless 3 – Lately – Dance Authority Performing Arts Studio – Darcy Huffines 4 – I’ll Come Running - Dance Authority Performing
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