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Crystal Report Viewer Anaheim(2) Overall Score Reports Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Solo Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 1595 Sleeping Beauty - Li's Dance Studio - Temple City, CA 109.6 Jaclyn Chu Platinum 1st Place 2 2116 Lotus Fairy - The Little Dance World - Hacienda Heights, CA 109.4 Vera Chu Gold 1st Place 3 2119 A Hunting Girl - The Little Dance World - Hacienda Heights, CA 109.1 Jarita Lee Platinum 1st Place 4 120 Rockin' Robin - The Dance Company - La Mesa, CA 109.0 Tianna Capshaw Gold 1st Place 5 634 Cleaning Up the Town - The Element Performing Arts Center - La Mesa, CA 108.9 Sophia Giddens Gold 1st Place 5 2120 Clam Fairy - The Little Dance World - Hacienda Heights, CA 108.9 Melody Tai Gold 1st Place 6 992 Flying Goddess - Shin Dance Academy - Temple City, CA 108.8 Alice Zhai Gold 1st Place 7 818 I Dream of Jeanie - Rising Star Dance Co. - La Mesa, CA 108.7 Kendyll Hayes Gold 1st Place 7 1605 Nutcracker Act III - Li's Dance Studio - Temple City, CA 108.7 Paean Wang Gold 1st Place 8 714 Bamboo Goddess - Shin Dance Academy - Temple City, CA 108.5 Ada Fu Gold 1st Place 8 2117 Dance of the Moon - The Little Dance World - Hacienda Heights, CA 108.5 Vivian Wang Gold 1st Place 9 1276 Funky Girl - Dansations - LaHabra, CA 108.3 Kaity Wood Gold 1st Place 10 1607 Blue Bird - Li's Dance Studio - Temple City, CA 108.2 Victoria Gu Gold 1st Place 10 2118 Silver Sticks Dance - The Little Dance World - Hacienda Heights, CA 108.2 Esther Zhao Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 510 Spanish Tamale - Dance Rage - Fresno, CA 85.3 Celina Aranda Platinum 1st Place 2 2175 Hold Tight - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 85.0 Sienna Gough Platinum 1st Place 3 1025 Gimmick - Turning Pointe Academy of Dance - Bakersfield, CA 84.1 Maddie Contreras Platinum 1st Place 4 474 Saturday Night Fish Fry - Great American Dance Factory - Chatsworth, CA 84.0 Sydney Rubin Platinum 1st Place 4 1915 Lil' Coyote - The Dance House - LaCresenta, CA 84.0 Sierra Austin Platinum 1st Place 5 820 Get Up - Rising Star Dance Co. - La Mesa, CA 83.8 Kristopher Wagner Platinum 1st Place 6 509 Move - Dance Rage - Fresno, CA 83.7 Hana Riley Platinum 1st Place 6 900 Mr. Pinstripe Suit - Academy of Dance Arts - San Diego, CA 83.7 Sarah Chou Platinum 1st Place 7 314 Seven Nation Army - MnR Dance Factory - Los Angeles, CA 83.5 Julia Franzese Platinum 1st Place 7 2165 Make 'em Laugh - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 83.5 Matthew Rogers Platinum 1st Place 8 1266 Hound Dog - The Dance Factory School of Performing Arts - Lomita, CA 83.4 Madi Kotero Platinum 1st Place 9 2152 Thoroughly Modern Millie - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 83.3 Christina Ligi Gold 1st Place 10 778 Can't Stop the Beat - Rising Star Dance Co. - La Mesa, CA 83.2 Dalena Cozakos Gold 1st Place 10 806 Paper Moon - Rising Star Dance Co. - La Mesa, CA 83.2 Jessie Kleeburg Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Duet/Trio Recreational Platinum 1st Place 1 1897 Two Little Black Birds - Studio West Dance Co - Escinitas, CA 80.8 Jackie Barone, Quinn Bentzen Gold 1st Place 2 451 Straighten Up and Fly Right - Camarillo Academy of Performing Arts - Camarillo, CA 80.7 Jordyn Yokoyama, Kendyl Yokoyama Gold 1st Place 2 690 Two Little Duckers - Hope Dance Studio - Arcadia, CA 80.7 Amelia Jing, Brenda Hua Gold 1st Place 3 44 Never Had a Friend Like Me - Center Stage Productions - Northridge, CA 80.2 Michaela Ruiz, Brittany Norton, Kara Bradley Gold 1st Place 3 45 Call Me, Beep Me - Center Stage Productions - Northridge, CA 80.2 Lauren Tom, Ella Cline, Rebecca-Marie Kaze Gold 1st Place 3 1072 In My Daughter's Eyes - Dance With Me Dance Center - Walnut, CA 80.2 Kristine Hastings, Jacqueline Garduno, Jessica Moreno Gold 1st Place 4 1820 Born To Be Wild - Dance Society - Chula Vista, CA 80.0 Lauren Lawless, Katie Stark, Elias Vasquez Gold 1st Place 5 1637 Holes - Break the Floor Dance Studio - Long Beach, CA 78.9 Syelle Jom, Kayla Stampley, Violet Cameron Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 2193 Dream of You - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 83.4 Jasmine Pham, Rebecca Love, Amanda Franklin Gold 1st Place 2 611 Walking On Sunshine - Oceanside Dance Academy - Oceanside, CA 82.8 Brittany Kahn, Lauren Gavin Gold 1st Place 3 1387 Rock and Roll - The Dance Place - Whittier, CA 82.4 Rebecca Ramirez, Hanna Gioia Gold 1st Place 4 127 Land of 1,000 Dances - Hermosa School of Dance & Music - Hermosa Beach, CA 82.2 Moorea Henn, Rachel Nakamoto, Tatum Contreras Gold 1st Place 4 534 Funky Town - Dance Rage - Fresno, CA 82.2 Kailey Ridenour, Hailey Bauer Gold 1st Place 5 870 Nothing's Gonna Stop Us - Rising Star Dance Co. - La Mesa, CA 82.0 Kristopher Wagner, Jessie Kleeburg, Gabrielle Gauthier Gold 1st Place 5 1051 Work Me Down - Turning Pointe Academy of Dance - Bakersfield, CA 82.0 Victoria Vigstrom, Juliana Sullenger, Samantha Fabela Gold 1st Place 5 2190 Ready Teddy - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 82.0 Taylor Valadez, Brianna Sevin Gold 1st Place 6 535 Big Noise - Dance Rage - Fresno, CA 81.9 Sydney Schroder, Hana Riley, Hailey Bauer Gold 1st Place 7 128 Light of Day - Hermosa School of Dance & Music - Hermosa Beach, CA 81.8 Rachel Nakamoto, Tatum Contreras Gold 1st Place 8 684 Chantilly Lace - The Element Performing Arts Center - La Mesa, CA 81.3 Shyann McClure, Ariana McClure Gold 1st Place 9 1002 Shake Your Bon Bon - Kimberly Lewis School of Dance - Phoenix, AZ 81.0 Danielle Marquez, Sophia Pope, Kendall Glover Gold 1st Place 9 1270 Itsy Bitsy Spider - Prima Dance Studios - Corona, CA 81.0 Stephanie Rabay, Hailey Lyon Gold 1st Place 10 2195 Fit As a Fiddle - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 80.9 Holly VonDohlen, Seqouyah Tate Gold 1st Place 10 2198 House of Mouse - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 80.9 Sydney Mastovich, Megan Gessner Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Small Recreational Gold 1st Place 1 2211 Stuck On You - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 108.6 Megan Trinh, Ariyan Redd, Cassidy Matthie, Ashlyn Kimura, Kayla Folts, Dani Fendrich, Jacqueline Garcia, Erica Bandrup Gold 1st Place 2 1344 Wild, Wild West - Break the Floor Dance Studio - Long Beach, CA 108.3 Amber Russell, Kasey Parker, Shayla Gabbedon, Bailey Banks Gold 1st Place 3 1721 Boot Scootin Baby - The Dance Experience - Santa Clarita, CA 108.2 Cara Wilkerson, Emma Welch, Emily Ticknor, Lily Javanerpour, Sami Hever, Anna Hart, Lizzy Friedman, Jessie Foertsch, Kerry Barr Gold 1st Place 4 452 Ease On Down the Road - Camarillo Academy of Performing Arts - Camarillo, CA 108.1 Allison Boatman, Rachael Moreno, Whitney Grubb, Samantha Malklewicz, Katarina Monson, Jillian Philpott Gold 1st Place 4 1622 Pump It Up - Break the Floor Dance Studio - Long Beach, CA 108.1 Amber Russell, Kasey Parker, Shayla Gabbedon, Bailey Banks Gold 1st Place 5 2004 Babyface - Studio 31 Dance Center - Murrieta, CA 108.0 Christine Rogers, Keri Leigh, Sara Lathrop, Brittnie Erisch, Lauren Cumplido, Lauren Carter Platinum 1st Place 6 1558 Born to Be Wild - Bobbie's School of Perf Arts - Newbury Park, CA 107.8 Stephanie Murphree, Lexie Seligman, Jensen Merrill, Grace McCloskey, Danielle Etcheverry, Lauren Crocker, Beth Cohen Gold 1st Place 6 1858 Hakuna Matata - California Acad of Rhy & Gym - Los Angeles, CA 107.8 Anastasia Wohl, Anastasia Ioda, Rebecca Eliav, Annabella Wohl, Polina Giacomelli, Elizabeth Pinchevskaya Gold 1st Place 6 2133 Come Clean - Jubilant Performing Arts Foundation - Hacienda Heights, CA 107.8 Ashley Soong, Vivian Wang, Bonnee Nie, Esther Zhao, Jarita Lee, Evelyn Yang, Chris Shen, Melody Tai Gold 1st Place 7 1851 Cabaret - Studio West Dance Co - Escinitas, CA 107.6 Danielle Yurovsky, Ashley Triplett, Tatiana Pena, Alexandria Case, Quinn Bentzen, Jackie Barone Gold 1st Place 8 1071 Salsa Caliente - Dance With Me Dance Center - Walnut, CA 107.5 Jacqueline Garduno, Sierra Rodriguez, Natalia Diaz, Leslie Sandoval, Jessica Moreno, Kristine Hastings, Angelica Quintana Gold 1st Place 8 1420 Can't Stop the Beat - Bobbie's School of Perf Arts - Newbury Park, CA 107.5 Kelly Steffen, Beth Rosenberg, Ariana Persico, Marissa Meredith, Maddy McClung, Katey Gould, Lauren Dziedic, Hannah Decker, Rebecka Bethel Gold 1st Place 9 998 The Girls of Xin Jiang Borderland - Grace Dancing Studio - Monterey Park, CA 107.4 Selina Huang, Suki Quan, Deana Bui, Sarah Liang Gold 1st Place 10 997 The Little Hero in the Grassland - Grace Dancing Studio - Monterey Park, CA 107.3 Danielle Drake, Angela Dong, Skai Mindy Fun, Susan Yang Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 1391 Tiny Tot Tinas - The Dance Place - Whittier, CA 113.6 Madeline Rivera, Deseree Noriega, Kendall Songer, Nikki Noffsinger, Rebecca Ramirez, Jessica Boone, Hanna Gioia Platinum 1st Place 2 1389 Let It Rip - The Dance Place - Whittier, CA 112.6 Madeline Rivera, Kendall Songer, Rebecca Ramirez, Tessa Kessen, Jessica Boone, Deseree Noriega, McKayla Youpa, Cheyenne Heath-Warr Platinum 1st Place 2 2205 Pure Love - San Diego Dance Center - San Diego, CA 112.6 Matthew Rogers, Jasmine Pham, Tara Murphy, Rebecca Love, Christina Ligi, Sienna Gough, Amanda Franklin Platinum 1st Place 3 1780 When You Wish Upon a Star - West Coast School of the Arts - Irvine, CA 112.2 Jazelle Torre, Breyanna Komadina, Nicole Katzaroff, Haelee Guajardo, Alexis House Gonsalves, Emily Blair, Brandy Baker, Ocean Aragon, Sabrina Alonso Platinum 1st Place 4 546 Ay Caramba - Dance Rage - Fresno, CA 112.0 Hailey Bauer, Tatum Schultz, Sydney Schroder, Hana Riley, Kailey Ridenour, Madison Garza, Makenzee Clark-Critzer Platinum 1st Place 5 898 Let's Get Loud - 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