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Ranking by Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio Shooting Star 6 & Under Duo/Trio 1 61 La La Land Maeve Seither, Colin Wilder Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Shooting Star 13-15 Duo/Trio 1 62 Piece by Piece Erin Blazer, Cheyanne Brannon, Alley MAX Movement Dance Overholt Shooting Star 6 & Under Small Group 1 14 At the Hop Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 2 13 Candy Shoppe Southern Sparkle Dance Academy 3 7 When I Grow Up Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Shooting Star 7-9 Small Group 1 20 Zero to Hero Southern Sparkle Dance Academy 2 21 That Man Traci Stone's Dance 3 32 Every Heart Southern Sparkle Dance Academy 4 19 La Bamba Imagine Dance Studio 5 9 Never Had a Friend Like Me Imagine Dance Studio Shooting Star 10-12 Small Group 1 11 Mystery Cat Dance Elite 2 10 Ritz Roll and Rock Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 3 22 I'm Still Standing Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 3 34 Jealous of the Angels MAX Movement Dance 4 8 Bombshell Stomp MAX Movement Dance 5 33 Stars Main Street Dance Company Shooting Star 13-15 Small Group 1 38 Hallelujah Miss Lisa's Dance Studio 2 12 Roxie Miss Lisa's Dance Studio 3 23 We Got the Beat Miss Lisa's Dance Studio Rising Star 6 & Under Solo 1 60 Im Cute Jewell Weatherford Studio Dance Rising Star 7-9 Solo 1 18 Titanium Alyson Reiter Creative Dance Project 2 5 Prince Alyson Reiter Creative Dance Project 3 15 Shake the Room Matisse Bible MAX Movement Dance 4 16 Dead in the Water Addyson Moore Winter & Company Dance Studio 4 4 Alive Ava Booher Bristol Dance Academy 5 17 Lost Boy Carly Cunningham Bristol Dance Academy Rising Star 10-12 Solo 1 171 Wings Annabelle Watkins Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 2 177 Broken Olivia Orr Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 3 181 Sound of Silence Sailor Jenkins Bristol Dance Academy 4 169 Cant Help Falling in Love With Abigail Chesnut Main Street Dance Company You 5 176 Cathedrals Brielle Bullard Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 6 168 Im A Brat Jacee Smith MAX Movement Dance 7 195 Forget About The Boy Cameron Evans Traci Stone's Dance 8 186 Trouble KeeLee Strunk Gotta Dance Studio 9 179 Ill Drown Payton Vickey Traci Stone's Dance 10 182 On My Way Miranda Smith Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Rising Star 13-15 Solo 1 122 Carry Me Home Katerina Greene Dance Elite 2 116 Castle Cry Carys Scalf Studio Dance 3 123 Broken Sarah Noe Dance Elite 4 133 I Found a Boy Bayleigh Griffith Gotta Dance Studio 5 112 Their Queen Katerina Greene Dance Elite 6 105 Mi Gente Gracynn Booth Bristol Dance Academy 7 125 No Diggity Laurel Blount Gotta Dance Studio 8 130 Take Me Home Kaylee Aldridge Main Street Dance Company Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 9 133A Light Samantha Robinette Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 10 120 Lost Song Tabitha Storey Studio Dance 10 100 Bluebird Variation Kenzie Lynam Dance Elite Rising Star 16-20 Solo 1 72 All I Want Candace Smith Studio Dance 2 66 Hip Shakin Mama Candace Smith Studio Dance 3 71 Love Shouldn't Hurt Sophia Cardone Dance Elite 4 70 Copycat Bobby Wheeler Bristol Dance Academy 5 89 Laughing With Jaelyn Phillips Gotta Dance Studio Rising Star 7-9 Duo/Trio 1 127 Wind it Up Ally Chandler, Addyson Moore, Kailey Winter & Company Dance Studio Thompson 2 141 London Bridge Addyson Moore, Kailey Thompson Winter & Company Dance Studio 3 145 Black and White Brylee Rector, KeeLee Strunk Gotta Dance Studio 4 136 Flinstones Matisse Bible, Madylyn Bible MAX Movement Dance 5 135 Pure Imagination Ally Chandler, Addyson Moore, Kailey Winter & Company Dance Studio Thompson Rising Star 10-12 Duo/Trio 1 148 This World Will Remember Us Madelyn Lester, Zach Lester Traci Stone's Dance 2 147 Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend Claire Blandford, Delaney Johnson Traci Stone's Dance Rising Star 13-15 Duo/Trio 1 160 Reflections Bayleigh Griffith, Jaelyn Phillips Gotta Dance Studio Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 2 151 I Cant Do It Alone Michele Haynes, Avery Kennedy Traci Stone's Dance 3 159 Halo Meghan Schwartz, Emily Warning Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 4 158 I Found Kyra Blair, Emma Clarey Miss Lisa's Dance Studio 5 161 Paint it Black Jacey Sizemore, Lexi Taylor Winter & Company Dance Studio Rising Star 10-12 Small Group 1 49 Tea Party Traci Stone's Dance 2 47 Surfin USA Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 3 52 No Frauds Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 4 43 Rich Girl Traci Stone's Dance 5 56 What About Us Imagine Dance Studio Rising Star 13-15 Small Group 1 143 Hell Hath No Fury Dance Elite 2 129 The Nightmare Dance Elite 2 152 This Instant Dance Elite 3 137 Hallelujah Dance Elite 4 139 Clown Main Street Dance Company 5 138 Soldier Traci Stone's Dance Rising Star 10-12 Large Group 1 57 Petals Bristol Dance Academy Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio Rising Star 13-15 Large Group 1 162 Real Wild Child Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 2 157 Ordinary World Traci Stone's Dance 3 155 Hallelujah Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Rising Star 10-12 Production 1 65 New York New York Traci Stone's Dance All Star 7-9 Solo 1 90 99 Red Balloons Kylie Zachman Creative Dance Project All Star 10-12 Solo 1 36 The End Loren Puchalski Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 2 37 This Girl is on Fire Gracie Strunk Gotta Dance Studio 3 24 Fire Loren Puchalski Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 4 39 The Call Rylie Wald Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 5 35 The Perm Claire Coppage Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 6 29 Metamorphosis Brittany Zachman Creative Dance Project 7 26 Stuff Like That There Maddie Sora Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 8 28 The Garden Ashley Harrell Bristol Dance Academy Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 9 39A Fix You Brynne Seither Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 10 36A Werk Tessa Schulte Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy All Star 13-15 Solo 1 74 Wrong Taylor Danciger Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 2 81 Sinking Taylor Danciger Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 3 85 Tragedy Shelbee Jordan Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 4 77 Woman Andrea LeGrand Traci Stone's Dance 5 79 Never Let Me Go Emma Wilson Imagine Dance Studio 6 76 Make It Rain Abby Burczyk Traci Stone's Dance 7 91 Fighting For Freedom Katelyn Gilbert Gotta Dance Studio 8 82 Wild Horses Kathryn Curtin Bristol Dance Academy 9 80 Die Trying Bristol Vickers Traci Stone's Dance 10 86 Blue Lips Audrey Marovich Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy All Star 16-20 Solo 1 98 When You Sleep Caitlyn Montgomery Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 2 94 Sarasvati Anya Banks Traci Stone's Dance 3 99 Praying Shayla Poynter Imagine Dance Studio Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 4 93 Human Addy Bednar Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 5 97 The Wall Abby Fish Dance Elite 5 97A Private Eyes Morgan Raskosky STARZ Performing Arts Academy All Star 10-12 Duo/Trio 1 30 Verses Shelbee Jordan, Olivia Orr, Annabelle Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Watkins Performing Arts Center 2 41 Million Voices Kathryn Curtin, Ashley Harrell, Grayson Bristol Dance Academy Hicks 3 42 Mirrors Claire Coppage, Brynne Seither Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 4 40 Wild Things Kelsey Holland, Maddie Sora Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 5 31 The Story of Our Life KeeLee Strunk, Gracie Strunk Gotta Dance Studio All Star 13-15 Duo/Trio 1 46 Without Shelbee Jordan, Caitlyn Montgomery, Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Loren Puchalski Performing Arts Center 2 64 Foolish Games Katelyn Gilbert, Gracie Strunk Gotta Dance Studio 3 54 Closure Laurel Blount, Gracie Strunk Gotta Dance Studio 4 63 Dark Paradise Eliza Amlie, Rylee McCarthy Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 5 44 Camille Collette and Fifi Katelyn Gilbert, Bayleigh Griffith, Gracie Gotta Dance Studio Strunk All Star 16-20 Duo/Trio 1 45 Im In Here Shayla Poynter, Emma Wilson Imagine Dance Studio Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio All Star 10-12 Small Group 1 165 Finally Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 2 185 Not Like This Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 3 193 Sweet Dreams Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy All Star 13-15 Small Group 1 189 Its Ok Bristol Dance Academy 2 191 Abandon Me Cleveland & Chattanooga Dance and Performing Arts Center 3 197 Dear Hate Bristol Dance Academy 4 184 Big Spender Traci Stone's Dance 5 190 Mad World Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 6 198 Down To The River Traci Stone's Dance 7 199 Kill em with Kindness Imagine Dance Studio 8 174 Passion Imagine Dance Studio 9 196 Once Upon A Dream Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy 10 175 New Rush Traci Stone's Dance All Star 16-20 Small Group 1 192 Blue Skies Moss Dance & Performing Arts Academy Ranking By Age and Division Overall - Sevierville, TN 2017-2018 Rank Perf Order Routine Dancer Studio 2 200 Believer
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