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Atlanta Overall Score Reports Atlanta Overall Score Reports Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Solo Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 297 Sugar Pie - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.4 Maren Jones Gold 1st Place 2 330 Material Girl - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.6 Brittany Ehlenberg Gold 1st Place 3 300 Wild One - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.3 Caylee Johnson Gold 1st Place 3 327 Proud Mary - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.3 Bailey Coursey Gold 1st Place 4 187 Cats - Pulse Dance Academy - Suwanee, GA 79.6 Taylor Stumpf Gold 1st Place 5 412 Teach Me How to Shimmey - Stephanie's Dance Explosion - Wadley, GA 78.9 Alayalla Watkins Gold 1st Place 6 298 Think - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 78.4 Erica Thomposn Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 378 Standing There - Southern Dance Connection - Lawrenceville, GA 83.7 Katie Turner Platinum 1st Place 2 265 Born To Entertain - ADG Productions - Dallas, GA 83.2 Ansley Taylor Hawkins Gold 1st Place 3 333 Bad Mama Jama - - Auburn, GA 82.0 Kristin Clark Gold 1st Place 4 204 Oh So Quiet - Powerhouse Dance Productions - Kennesaw, GA 81.9 Nicole Nightingale Gold 1st Place 5 268 Rock This Town - Kidz In Step Dance Studio - Covington, GA 81.8 Gabi Kiner Gold 1st Place 6 189 Walking on Sunshine - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 81.7 Breana Johnson Gold 1st Place 7 263 Mama I'm a Big Girl Now - Techniques Dance Studio - La Grange, GA 81.1 Elizabeth Veal Gold 1st Place 8 255 Does He Love Me? - Donette's Academy of Performing Arts - Hiram, GA 81.0 Sarah Grace Cruz Gold 1st Place 9 138 Even Hampsters Fall in Love - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 80.5 Erica Bernstein Gold 1st Place 10 254 Musicbox Doll - Donette's Academy of Performing Arts - Hiram, GA 79.2 Abbigail Danielson Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Duet/Trio Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 301 The Way You Make Me Feel - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.3 Dylan Rogers, Caylee Johnson Gold 1st Place 2 368 Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Natalie's Dance Network - Clarksville, TN 81.0 Morgan McIntosh, Taylor Tippit Competitive Gold 1st Place 1 212 Can't Stop the Beat - Powerhouse Dance Productions - Kennesaw, GA 81.3 Holly Rohan, Nicole Nightingale Gold 1st Place 2 190 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 80.6 Breana Johnson, Erica Bernstein Gold 1st Place 2 211 Dancin Fool - Powerhouse Dance Productions - Kennesaw, GA 80.6 Holly Rohan, Nicole Nightingale Gold 1st Place 3 262 Under the Sea - Techniques Dance Studio - La Grange, GA 78.9 Anna Stanford, Olivia Andrews, Katie Kirby Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Small Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 307 Eyes - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.4 Olivia Dato, Kaitlyn Jones, Kayla Henry, Bailey Coursey, Brittany Ehlenberg, Jennifer McDonald Gold 1st Place 2 296 Hound Dog - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.4 Dylan Rogers, Katlyn Brumbelow, Christen Williams, Erica Thomposn, Maren Jones, Charity Rogers, Caylee Johnson Gold 1st Place 3 339 Ease On Down the Road - Tazz Dance Company - Stone Mountain, GA 79.9 N'Deyah Warren, Lindsay Martin, Daijan Cousins, DaJanea Anderson Gold 1st Place 4 146 Trickle, Trickle - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 79.8 Lauryn Scott, Harlee Haynes, Kaylor Hataway, Sara-Paige Harrison, Jaedyn Forehand, Amanda Crowell Gold 1st Place 5 295 Hot Rod Gang - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 79.5 Dylan Rogers, Katlyn Brumbelow, Christen Williams, Erica Thomposn, Maren Jones, Charity Rogers, Caylee Johnson Gold 1st Place 6 135 Wake Me, Shake Me - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 78.9 Peyton Moore, Jordyn Lolley, Kalycia Haynes, Destiny Hataway, Catherine Bules, Taylor Brooks Gold 1st Place 7 132 Itty Bitty Pretty One - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 78.8 Kaylor Hataway, Lauryn Scott, Harlee Haynes, Jaedyn Forehand, Sara-Paige Harrison, Amanda Crowell Gold 1st Place 8 145 Daydream - Center Stage - Enterprise, AL 78.6 Peyton Moore, Jordyn Lolley, Kalycia Haynes, Destiny Hataway, Catherine Bules, Taylor Brooks Competitive Gold 1st Place 1 355 New Attitude - Southern Dance Connection - Lawrenceville, GA 81.2 Ashley McBride, Raveena Singh, Jocelyn Allen, Kayla Butcher, Jessica Aguirre Gold 1st Place 2 72 Do U Think U Love Me - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 80.9 Abby Brown, Caroline Corley, Lauren Elliott, Hodge Lauren Gold 1st Place 3 234 Sleeping Beauty - Devine Street Jazz/Columbia Ballet School - Columbia, SC 80.6 Brianna Taylor, Bethany Wise, Ian Samuels, J'mya Brown, Gracie Barrineau Gold 1st Place 4 235 Wild, Wild West - Devine Street Jazz/Columbia Ballet School - Columbia, SC 80.3 Bethany Wise, Brianna Taylor, Ian Samuels, J'mya Brown, Gracie Barrineau Gold 1st Place 5 236 What's Up Doc - Devine Street Jazz/Columbia Ballet School - Columbia, SC 80.1 Bethany Wise, Brianna Taylor, Ian Samuels, J'mya Brown, Gracie Barrineau Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Large Recreational Platinum 1st Place 1 184 Shake Your Groove Thing - Pulse Dance Academy - Suwanee, GA 81.9 Kaitlyn Holmes, Hailey Munier, Maggie Gomrick, Victoria Mattison, Sarah Wicorek, Andrea Sanchez, Taylor Stumpf, Arabella Mulazzi, Maria Herrera, Amberly Plummer Gold 1st Place 2 371 Playing Ball - Natalie's Dance Network - Clarksville, TN 79.4 Macy Maynard, McKenzie Maynard, Sophie Maynard, Bailyn Dupont, Alexandria Simonton, Mikaila O'Neal, Makayla Parker, Brandi Beard, Morgan McIntosh, Taylor Tippit Gold 1st Place 3 305 Baby Love - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 79.0 Tiffany Davis, Laura Jeffers, Madilyn Parker, Melani Smith, Megan Barronton, Amelia Farmer, Cortney Rourke, Breanna Miller, Shaylen Williams, Ashton Williams, Maddy Smith Gold 1st Place 4 272 Grease Lightning - Kidz In Step Dance Studio - Covington, GA 78.8 Breanna Bryson, Sydney Sellers, Madison Kinard, Abby Kersh, Blakely Arp, Gracie Brittain, Emalee Green, Bailey Peeples, Samantha Caines, Jennifer Medlock, Callie Arienzo Gold 1st Place 4 308 Yellow Polka Dot Bikini - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 78.8 Melani Smith, Tiffany Davis, Laura Jeffers, Madilyn Parker, Megan Barronton, Amelia Farmer, Cortney Rourke, Breanna Miller, Shaylen Williams, Ashton Williams, Maddy Smith Gold 1st Place 5 274 Hot, Hot, Hot - Kidz In Step Dance Studio - Covington, GA 78.5 Breanna Bryson, Sydney Sellers, Madison Kinard, Abby Kersh, Blakely Arp, Graci Brittain, Emalee Green, Bailey Peeples, Samantha Caines, Jennifer Medlock, Callie Arienzo Competitive Gold 1st Place 1 425 I Wanna Be Ready - Dazz With Jazz - Atlanta, GA 80.5 Terrica Griffin, Shaquantus Kincaide, Ashlyn Macie, Jamiah Shoemake, Hannah Townsend, Shamaudie McClendon, Michahya Byrd, Jalyn Ryan, Leah Miller, Neyani Hurt, Kelsea Patrick, Olivia Thomas Gold 1st Place 2 352 Pineapple Cuties - Southern Dance Connection - Lawrenceville, GA 80.1 Ashley McBride, Raveena Singh, Jocelyn Allen, Kayla Butcher, Yesena Gil, Raleigh Wunderlich, Emily Leka, Hannah Cyr, Adriana Garrido, Jessica Aguirre Gold 1st Place 3 420 New York, New York - Dazz With Jazz - Atlanta, GA 79.9 Khayla Watkins, Sariya Mathis, Raven Young, Quinci Williams, Karrington Duncan, Cameron Smith, Bethany Price, Amber Donerlson, Amari Jones, Ardirianna Caldwell, Alexis Woods, Armani Singh, Jailynn Williams Gold 1st Place 4 421 Hot Little Mamas - Dazz With Jazz - Atlanta, GA 79.7 Terrica Griffin, Ashlyn Macie, Shaquantus Kincaide, Jamiah Shoemake, Hannah Townsend, Shamaudie McClendon, Michahya Byrd, Jalyn Ryan, Leah Miller, Neyani Hurt, Kelsea Patrick, Olivia Thomas Junior (9 - 12 yrs.) Solo Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 328 U Got the Look - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.8 Ashley Jones Gold 1st Place 2 324 Burnin' Love - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.5 Caitlyn Shadrix Gold 1st Place 3 370 Cruella DeVille - Natalie's Dance Network - Clarksville, TN 81.3 Lauren Ritter Gold 1st Place 4 325 Concrete Angel - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 81.1 Macy Summerville Gold 1st Place 5 441 I Enjoy Being A Girl - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.9 Kayla Coursey Gold 1st Place 6 326 Respect - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 80.7 Gabrielle Sims Gold 1st Place 7 101 Remeber me this way - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 80.6 Mary-Kate Willoughby Gold 1st Place 8 336 To Be Announced - Adrian School of Perform Arts - Adrian, GA 80.4 Melinda Brantley Silver Award 9 299 These Boots Are Made For Walkin - Michelle's Academy of Dance - Temple, GA 79.2 Katlyn Brumbelow Silver Award 9 335 Putting On the Ritz - Adrian School of Perform Arts - Adrian, GA 79.2 MaKayla Andrade Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 193 Unforgiven - - Powder Springs, GA 85.7 Alyssa Castillo Platinum 1st Place 2 377 Right Now - Southern Dance Connection - Lawrenceville, GA 85.0 Megan Goetz Platinum 1st Place 3 152 Don't Stop Me - Pulse Dance Academy - Suwanee, GA 84.3 Caylie Newcom Platinum 1st Place 4 159 Promises - Pulse Dance Academy - Suwanee, GA 83.8 Jessica Holmes Platinum 1st Place 4 383 So Quiet - Southern Dance Connection - Lawrenceville, GA 83.8 Chelsea Raymond Platinum 1st Place 5 103 My Strongest Suit - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 83.6 Madeline Roebuck Platinum 1st Place 5 123 Sophisticated Lady - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 83.6 Elizabeth Griffith Platinum 1st Place 5 124 Papa - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 83.6 Elizabeth Griffith Platinum 1st Place 5 153 Little Shop of Horrors - Pulse Dance Academy - Suwanee, GA 83.6 Hailey Munier Platinum 1st Place 6 198 Stars and Stripes Forever - Dance Theatre on Main - Fountain Inn, SC 83.3 Caroline Merritt Gold 1st Place 7 104 Groove Thang - Roswell City Dance - Roswell, GA 83.2 Caroline Vanstrom Gold 1st Place 8 210 Wait a Minute - Powerhouse
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