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Kick Off Classic Boise 2021 Director's Program Program Listed By Kick Off Classic Boise 2021 Director's Program Program listed by Director's Last Name if you need assistance, please Email us at competitions@americaonstageorg or see a member of our staff. Anderson, Kandice (Gibson, Vawdrey, Tucker) Friday, Feb 12 5:15 pm Auditorium - K & C's Fab 5 Studio - Kandice Anderson & C. Gib - LaChere's Fab 5 Studio - LaChere Vawdrey & Emily Wright - Rocky Mtn Express - Maria Tucker Clog ADV A Cappella Solo Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced A Cappella Solo Junior (12-14) Clog ADV Freestyle Female Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced Freestyle Female 11-12 Clog ADV All-Around Solo Line Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced All-Around Solo Line 11-12 Clog ADV All-Around Solo Show Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced All-Around Solo Show 11-12 Clog ADV All-Around Solo Percussion Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced All-Around Solo Percussion 11-12 Clog ADV All-Around Solo Traditional Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced All-Around Solo Traditional 11-12 Clog ADV All-Around Solo Challenge Saffron French # 618 Clog Advanced All-Around Solo Challenge 11-12 Clog CHAMP Duet A Cappella Kaitlyn Bryant & Presley Munns # 1256 Clog Championship Duet A Cappella Junior (12-14) Presley Munns & Tyann Wright # 1258 Clog Championship Duet A Cappella Junior (12-14) Clog CHAMP Duet Exhibition Saffron French & Tyann Wright # 1261 Clog Championship Duet Exhibition Junior (12-14) Shelby Gardner & Cassie Jolley # 1262 Clog Championship Duet Exhibition Senior (15-19) Clog CHAMP Duet Show Lacey & Tyann Wright # 1263 Clog Championship Duet Show Junior (12-14) Clog CHAMP Duet Traditional Kaitlyn Bryant & Tyann Wright # 1266 Clog Championship Duet Traditional Senior (15-19) Shelby Gardner & Cassie Jolley # 1265 Clog Championship Duet Traditional Senior (15-19) Clog CHAMP Duet Short Kaitlyn Bryant & Mariah Holt # 1268 Clog Championship Duet Short Senior (15-19) Clog CHAMP A Cappella Solo Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Senior (15-19) Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Senior (15-19) Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Junior (12-14) Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Junior (12-14) Saffron French # 618 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Junior (12-14) Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Senior (15-19) Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Senior (15-19) Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship A Cappella Solo Junior (12-14) Clog CHAMP Freestyle Female Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 15-16 Saffron French # 618 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 11-12 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship Freestyle Female 13-14 Clog CHAMP All-Around Solo Line Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 15-16 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Line 13-14 Clog CHAMP All-Around Solo Show Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 15-16 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Show 13-14 Clog CHAMP All-Around Solo Percussion Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 15-16 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Percussion 13-14 Clog CHAMP All-Around Solo Traditional Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 15-16 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Traditional 13-14 Clog CHAMP All-Around Solo Challenge Cassie Jolley # 535 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 15-16 Shelby Gardner # 607 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 15-16 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 13-14 Presley Munns # 546 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 13-14 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 15-16 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 15-16 Brinlee Gillman # 653 Clog Championship All-Around Solo Challenge 13-14 Clog CHAMP Team Standing Line LaChere's Fab 5 Extreme - Zero # 1272 Clog Championship Team Standing Line Junior (12-14) Clog PRO Duet A Cappella Kaitlyn Bryant & Presley Munns # 1282 Clog Pro Duet A Cappella Junior (12-14) Presley Munns & Tyann Wright # 1281 Clog Pro Duet A Cappella Junior (12-14) Mariah Holt & Sydney Coffman # 1289 Clog Pro Duet A Cappella Senior (15-19) Clog PRO Duet Exhibition Saffron French & Tyann Wright # 1291 Clog Pro Duet Exhibition Junior (12-14) Mariah Holt & Presley Munns # 1294 Clog Pro Duet Exhibition Senior (15-19) Clog PRO Duet Show Lacey & Tyann Wright # 1296 Clog Pro Duet Show Junior (12-14) Clog PRO Duet Traditional Kaitlyn Bryant & Tyann Wright # 1297 Clog Pro Duet Traditional Senior (15-19) Clog PRO Duet Short Kaitlyn Bryant & Mariah Holt # 1300 Clog Pro Duet Short Senior (15-19) Presley Munns & Sydney Coffman # 1301 Clog Pro Duet Short Senior (15-19) Clog PRO A Cappella Solo Presley Munns # 546 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 14 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 12-13 Saffron French # 618 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 12-13 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 15 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 15 Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro A Cappella Solo 20 Clog PRO Freestyle Female Presley Munns # 546 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 14 Lacey Wright # 633 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 12-13 Saffron French # 618 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 12-13 Kaitlyn Bryant # 661 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 15 Tyann Wright # 563 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 15 Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro Freestyle Female 19-21 Clog PRO All-Around Solo Line Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Line 15-16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Line 19-21 Clog PRO All-Around Solo Show Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Show 15-16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Show 19-21 Clog PRO All-Around Solo Percussion Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Percussion 15-16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Percussion 19-21 Clog PRO All-Around Solo Traditional Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Traditional 15-16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Traditional 19-21 Clog PRO All-Around Solo Challenge Mariah Holt # 529 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Challenge 15-16 Sydney Coffman # 636 Clog Pro All-Around Solo Challenge 19-21 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Sakolsky-Basquill, Anne Saturday, Feb 13 9:00 am Auditorium - Backstage Dance Center - Anne Sakolsky-Basquill Arrive at 8:30 am Dance Teams Juniors/Seniors - Rescue # 1049 Dance Intermediate Team Lyrical Senior (15-17) Mini Company - Danger Zone # 762 Dance Novice Team Jazz Elementary (9-11) Junior Company - Lone Digger # 876 Dance Beginning Team Jazz Junior (12-14) Senior Company - Seven Nation Army # 1023 Dance Intermediate Team Jazz Senior (15-17) Mini Company - Honeyweed # 791 Dance Novice Team Lyrical Elementary (9-11) Senior Company - This Bitter Earth # 1036 Dance Intermediate Team Contemporary Senior (15-17) Juniors/Seniors - Missy Mix # 1046 Dance Intermediate Team Hip Hop Senior (15-17) Dance INTER Queen Solo Contemporary Graycie Rechenmacher # 953 Dance Intermediate Queen Solo Contemporary Junior (12-14) Dance INTER Queen Solo Lyrical Cami Hoch # 974 Dance Intermediate Queen Solo Lyrical Junior (12-14) Abby Domka # 981 Dance Intermediate Queen Solo Lyrical Senior (15-17) Dance INTER Queen Solo Tap Alexis LeValley # 989 Dance Intermediate Queen Solo Tap Senior (15-17) Dance ADV Standard Solo Lyrical Abi Severance # 1062 Dance Advanced Standard Solo Lyrical Senior (15-17) Dance ADV Queen Solo Lyrical Katy Smith # 1115 Dance Advanced Queen Solo Lyrical 15 Leah Cunningham # 1116 Dance Advanced Queen Solo Lyrical 15 Saturday, Feb 13 10:00 am Ballroom- Backstage Dance Center - Anne Sakolsky-Basquill Dance Solos, Duos, Trios Maddy Lusk, Abby Lusk # 693 Dance Novice Standard Solo Lyrical Elementary (9-11) Nicole Memmott # 694 Dance
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