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Houtson, Texas Winners HOUTSON, TEXAS WINNERS TOP 3 JUNIOR PETITE INTERMEDIATE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancer 3RD TAKI TAKI DLS Dance Studio EMILY SONDERFAN 2ND I WANNA FUSS Progressions Elite TAYLOR STRATTON 1ST SALUTE Ledwig Dance Academy GRACE SCHROEDER TOP 3 JUNIOR PETITE COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancer 3rd WERK Stacey’s Dance Studio JULIANNA DE LUISE 2nd CRUELLE DE VIL Stacey’s Dance Studio HARPER RUFF 1st SPARKLING DIAMOND Stacey’s Dance Studio JOURNEY ALDRIDGE TOP JUNIOR PETITE ELITE SOLO Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancer 1ST TO MAKE YOU FEEL MY LOVE Cathy Kurth Dance Academy AVA DARTEZ TOP 5 JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancer 5TH LIFE OF THE PARTY Bernadette Gay School Of Dance KYNZLEE HERBERT 4TH MY NEW PHILOSOPHY Progressions Elite CARMINA SHERSTAD 3RD I HATE BOYS Roxanne’s School Of Dance GABRELLA PRUITT 2ND AIN’T SHE SWEET Progressions Elite ABBIE EDWARDS 1ST WIDLSIDE Progressions Elite CREE HILLIARD TOP 10 JUNIOR COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH WHE YOU’RE SMILING Boni’s En Toure GABRIELLE RAMSEY 9TH TOO ORIGINAL Stacey’s Dance Studio ELIANA RESENDEZ BROOKLYN 8th SET THE CITY ON FIRE Contempo Dance Studio BROTHERTON 7TH BRAVE Stacey’s Dance Studio ISABELLE ZIEGLER 6TH LIKE THIS Stacey’s Dance Studio AINSLEY DAVIDSON 5TH TITANIUM Stacey’s Dance Studio AVIANA MANILA 4TH DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME Stacey’s Dance Studio LILLIE MURRAY 3RD SWING WITH ME BABY Stacey’s Dance Studio JULLIAN SCHNEIDER 2ND REFELCTIONS Stacey’s Dance Studio EMMA TOMPKINS 1ST EVERYTIME Stacey’s Dance Studio ASHELY REFFNER TOP 5 JUNIOR ELITE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers MARLEIGH 5TH 99 Stacey’s Dance Studio RENNINGER 4TH HUSHABY MOUNTAIN Stacey’s Dance Studio ELLA KENNER 3RD CONTROL Stacey’s Dance Studio KATE RUFF MARLEIGH 2ND RAIN Stacey’s Dance Studio RENNINGER 1ST IF THIS IS LOVE Stacey’s Dance Studio KATE RUFF TOP 5 JUNIOR PRE TEEN INTERMEDIATE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 5TH ALL ABOUT ME Roxanne’s School Of Dance ISABELLA BEARD 4TH FIERCE Dynamic Dance Studio ARYANA BENAVIDES 3RD RAINBOW Bernadette Gay School Of Dance BELLA HAMMACK 2ND WITH LOVE Roxanne’s School Of Dance AUDREY VICE 1ST HUMAN Ledwig Dance Academy KATELYN MITCHELL TOP 10 JUNIOR PRE TEEN COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH SOLDIER Stacey’s Dance Studio MACKENZIE KEILLOR 9TH LOST IT Stacey’s Dance Studio RHEMA BUFORD 8TH FAKING BRIGHT Stacey’s Dance Studio TORI SEMAK 7TH WARRIOR Stacey’s Dance Studio JORDYN MAYO 6TH THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL Roxanne’s School Of Dance CADLEY GAUDET 5TH PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ Progressions Elite CHLOE MAI 4TH FIX YOU Stacey’s Dance Studio CAITLIN DAVIDSON 3RD INTERSECTIONS OF TIME Stacey’s Dance Studio CAITLIN DAVIDSON 2ND EXTRAORDINARY DLS Dance Studio SARA SONDERFAN 1ST SILHOUETTE Stacey’s Dance Studio ABIGAIL KENNER TOP 10 JUNIOR PRE TEEN ELITE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH HEART CRY Stacey’s Dance Studio ELLIE STANDLEY 9TH THAT MAN Boni’s En Toure ANNALYSE LEBLANC 8TH IF NO ONE WILL LISTEN Boni’s En Toure ALINA HUYNH 7TH SO CLOSE Stacey’s Dance Studio JASMINE BOSTON 6TH BLUE BIRD Boni’s En Toure ALINA HUYNH 5TH NEW YORK LUAU Stacey’s Dance Studio HARPER ANDERSON 4TH MUSIC AND THE MIRROR Feat Studios Dance SCARLETT PETTY 3RD AIN’T NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT Stacey’s Dance Studio JASMINE BOSTON 2ND STARS Feat Studios Dance SCARLET PETTY 1ST THE MEADOW Feat Studios Dance SCARLET PETTY TOP 5 TEEN INTERMEDIATE SOLO Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 5TH ON THE FLOOR Bernadette Gay School Of Dance ISABELLA BOURQUE 4TH VARIATION FROM LA FILLE MAL GARDEE Mitsi Dancing School ALYSSA WANG 3RD RHYTHM OF THE BAMBOO FOREST Golden Peacock School Of Dance EMILY MA 2ND CARRY ME HOME Independent MADISON MOODY 1ST RAINDROP Golden Peacock School Of Dacne EMILY MA TOP 5 TEEN COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 5TH THE WORLD WE MADE Contempo Dance Center MARIANA GARCIA 4TH I SEE FIRE Contempo Dance Center JULIA RODRIGUEZ 3RD REMEMBER Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars ALLIE WITTENHAGEN 2ND HUSTLIN’ DLS Dance Studio BROOKLYN PARKER 1ST NAILS, HAIR, HIPS, HEELS Stacey’s Dance Studio JD NOBLIN TOP 10 TEEN ELITE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH Stacey’s Dance Studio Cathy Kurth Dance Academy ALEXIS NICHOLS 9TH TAKE IT ALL Stacey’s Dance Studio ANNA ERB 8TH RISE ABOVE YOU Stacey’s Dance Studio TATUM THOMPSON 7TH ALL I ASK Stacey’s Dance Studio TATUM THOMPSON 6TH DANGEROUS Stacey’s Dance Studio MARISSA ARNDT 5TH SAINT HONESTY Stacey’s Dance Studio ALY WOYT 4TH COME IN PEACE West University Dance Centre KATE SWALES 3RD FOUND Stacey’s Dance Studio MADELYN TUCKER 2ND HURT Stacey’s Dance Studio MARISSA ARNDT 1ST RAINGURL Stacey’s Dance Studio MADELYN TUCKER TOP SENIOR INTERMEDIATE SOLO Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 1ST LAY ME DOWN Mitsi Dancing School OCEANA JIN TOP 5 SENIOR COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 5TH GET DOWN Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars ALLYCE RICHARDS 4TH BANG BANG BANG Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars KATELYNN STANLEY 3RD CARRY YOU Roxanne’s School of Dance BROOKE BOULLION 2ND LOVE Golden Peacock School of Dance MERRRY DING 1ST POISON IVY Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars MACKIE KOURY TOP 10 SENIOR ELITE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH BRING YOU BACK Boni’s En Toure CAMILA OROZCO 9TH ASHES Boni’s En Toure KATIE KIRKENDALL 8TH AWOO Boni’s En Toure LYNDI BRAST OSAYAME 7TH ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars EVBUOMWAN 6TH WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE Dance Dynamics MAGGIE MELZER 5TH CLOSURE Dance Dynamics MAGGIE MELZER 4TH STUPID DEEP Boni’s En Toure CAMILA OROZCO 3RD YOU LOOK TIRED Boni’s En Toure KAYLIN GARCIA 2ND LEGENDARY Boni’s En Toure BROOKE BAKER 1ST WAVES Boni’s En Toure BROOKE BAKER TOP SUPER SENIOR INTERMEDIATE SOLO Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 1ST LOST WITHOUT YOU Dynamic Dance Studio ASHLEY REYES TOP 3 SUPER SENIOR COMPETITIVE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 3RD I’M EVERY WOMAN Roxanne’s School of Dance FAITH KEYS 2ND I WILL SURVIVE Kice’s Elite Dance Center MACY NARRO 1ST BOUND TO YOU Roxanne’s School of Dance JOCELYN MYRICK TOP 10 SUPER SENIOR ELITE SOLOS Place Routine Title Studio Name Name of Dancers 10TH GREAT ONE Boni’s En Toure REESE WOODARD 9TH BREAK EVERY CHAIN SSCDANCE NIKKI MURPHY 8TH SHE USED TO BE MINE Joan Kathey Dance Center Stars CAROLINE SLAYTON YULIA 7TH ONE OF THOSE DAYS Boni’s En Toure SMAROVOZOVA 6TH TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS Boni’s En Toure SHELBY LIPAR 5TH HIDING UNDER WATER Independent HAYLEY TRIPLETT 4TH BILLS Boni’s En Toure CELLE TRAVIS 3RD I WOULDN’T BE SSCDANCE AIDAN ALOMA 2ND YOUR SONG Boni’s En Toure KENDALL WOOD YULIA 1ST WONDERFUL Boni’s En Toure SMAROVOZOVA TOP 20 & OVER TEACHER SOLO ELITE Place Routine 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