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YAGP CANADA Virtual Pre – Competitive Classical YAGP CANADA Virtual Pre – Competitive Classical # Name (Age) Entry Title School 1 Ella Lake (9) Paquita Seymour Dance 2 Chloe Newman (9) Peasant Pas Giselle Barbara Newman 3 Neve Colyn (9) Paquita PULSE Dance Centre 4 Ava Gibson (10) Princess Florine Sleeping Beauty Joy's Dance Factory 5 Queenie Yang (10) Paquita The School of Toronto City Ballet 6 Teagan Sergeant (10) Tbd Central Dance Academy 7 Axelle Lorenz (10) Paquita Joy's Dance Factory 8 Victoria Oziewicz (10) Flames Of Paris DeCruz Ballet 9 Miya Gibson (10) Paquita Academy of Ballet and Jazz 10 Jillianne Ranae Aquino (10) La Fille Mal Gardee Dance Theatre Arts 11 Raya Marshall (10) Graduation Ball Dancemakerz 12 Sophia (XinYu) Wang (10) Giselle Simply Ballet 14 Olivia Jayetileke (10) Paquita The Dance Conservatory 15 Leah Park (10) La Fille Mal Gardee Poirier Productions 16 Kinsley Oykhman (10) Cupid Don Quixote YYC Dance Project 17 Elena Smith (10) Raymonda H/W School of Ballet 18 Vianne Lau (10) Three Odalisque Le Corsaire Dancing Soma 19 Bomie Park (10) Cupid Don Quixote Grand Ballet Vancouver 20 Olivia Graham (10) La Bayadere Seymour Dance 21 Isabel Igama (10) Swanhilda Coppelia The School of Cadence Ballet 22 Axelle Lorenz (10) Fairy Sleeping Beauty Joy's Dance Factory 23 Victoria Oziewicz (10) Paquita DeCruz Ballet 24 Jillianne Ranae Aquino (10) Flames Of Paris Dance Theatre Arts 25 Olivia Jayetileke (10) Princess Florine Sleeping Beauty The Dance Conservatory 26 Elena Smith (10) Cupid Don Quixote H/W School of Ballet 27 Vianne Lau (10) La Fille Mal Gardee Dancing Soma # Name (Age) Entry Title School 28 Bomie Park (10) Fairy Doll Grand Ballet Vancouver 29 Isabel Igama (10) Paquita The School of Cadence Ballet 35 Yubin Hong (11) Harlequinade Simply Ballet 36 Mischa Ford (11) Sleeping Beauty H/W School of Ballet 37 Allegra Sellis-Boothroyd (11) Fairy Doll Variation Independent/Allegra Sellis-Boothroyd 38 Natalie Simmons (11) Kitri Act i Don Quixote The School of Cadence Ballet 39 Ariana Sarmiento (11) Paquita The School of Cadence Ballet 40 Connie Sharabura (11) Swanhilda Coppelia Edge School 41 Chloe Larsen (11) Act i Le Corsaire WestCoast Ballet 42 Kathleen Worthington (11) Cupid Don Quixote Johanna Hilchie Ballet 43 Yubin Hong (11) Flames Of Paris Simply Ballet 44 Ariel Cai (11) Swanhilda Coppelia Poirier Productions 45 Katherine Beacham (11) Princess Florine Sleeping Beauty The Dance Class 46 Katelyn Sauvé (11) Pas De Trois Act i Swan Lake The School of Cadence Ballet 47 Caley Wells (11) Fairy Sleeping Beauty Ultimate Dance Company 48 Angeline Leong (11) Fairy Doll Variation Dancing Soma 49 Elizabeth Rudnitsky (11) Cupid Don Quixote Academy of Ballet and Jazz 50 McKenzy Cichacki (11) Princess Florine Sleeping Beauty H/W School of Ballet 51 Molly Swords (11) La Fille Mal Gardee Seymour Dance 52 Hailey Billett (11) Fairy Sleeping Beauty Ultimate Dance Company 53 Tori Chun (11) Princess Florine Sleeping Beauty PULSE Dance Centre 54 Megan Cairns (11) Fairy Doll Variation Ballet Victoria Conservatory 55 Ceilidh MacDonald (11) Raymonda H/W School of Ballet 56 Emilia Gonzalez (11) Cupid Don Quixote Victoria International Ballet Academy 57 Iris Wu (11) Paquita La Pirouette Royale 58 Catherine Nguyen (11) Paquita Johanna Hilchie Ballet # Name (Age) Entry Title School 59 Jillian Zenowski (11) Paquita Central Dance Academy 60 Elise Liu (11) Paquita The School of Toronto City Ballet 61 Lilika Kovacs (11) Peasant Pas Giselle Kirkwood Academy of Performing Arts 62 Mae Hattori (11) La Fille Mal Gardee H/W School of Ballet 63 Armathea Huxley (11) Raymonda Ballet Victoria Conservatory 64 Anthony Juo (11) La Fille Mal Gardee Dance Collective 65 Natalie Simmons (11) La Fille Mal Gardee The School of Cadence Ballet 66 Yubin Hong (11) Kitri Act i Don Quixote Simply Ballet 67 Angeline Leong (11) Cupid Don Quixote Dancing Soma 68 Ceilidh MacDonald (11) Harlequinade H/W School of Ballet 69 Emilia Gonzalez (11) Three Odalisque Le Corsaire Victoria International Ballet Academy 70 Lilika Kovacs (11) Paquita Kirkwood Academy of Performing Arts 71 Anthony Juo (11) Slave Le Corsaire Dance Collective 72 Keenan Mentzos (11) PULSE Dance Centre La Fille Mal Gardee Pre – Competitive Contemporary # Name (Age) Entry Title School 81 Ella Lake (9) Black Widow Seymour Dance 82 Neve Colyn (9) Last Chance To See PULSE Dance Centre 83 Ava Gibson (10) Diamonds Joy's Dance Factory 84 Teagan Sergeant (10) Unorthodox Central Dance Academy 85 Axelle Lorenz (10) Opportunity Joy's Dance Factory 86 Aerin Chow (10) La Joie Caulfield School of Dance 87 Victoria Oziewicz (10) Rise DeCruz Ballet 88 Jillianne Ranae Aquino (10) Ferocious Beauty Dance Theatre Arts 89 Raya Marshall (10) Human Dancemakerz 90 Chloe Lau (10) The Path Dancing Soma 91 Sophia (XinYu) Wang (10) Serenade In d Simply Ballet 92 Olivia Jayetileke (10) Dazed The Dance Conservatory # Name (Age) Entry Title School 93 Leah Park (10) Blurred Poirier Productions 94 Kinsley Oykhman (10) Follow The Rose YYC Dance Project 95 Elena Smith (10) Dies Irae H/W School of Ballet 96 Zoe Woo (10) Over The Rainbow Dancing Soma 97 Vianne Lau (10) Warrior Dancing Soma 98 Bomie Park (10) My Sweet Cloud Grand Ballet Vancouver 100 Olivia Graham (10) Being Seymour Dance 101 Isabel Igama (10) La Lune The School of Cadence Ballet 102 Victoria Oziewicz (10) Rewrite The Stars DeCruz Ballet 103 Chloe Lau (10) In My Dream Dancing Soma 104 Olivia Jayetileke (10) Magic Hour The Dance Conservatory 105 Leah Park (10) Inflorescence Poirier Productions 106 Vianne Lau (10) Her Dancing Soma 110 Yubin Hong (11) Forever Simply Ballet 111 Mischa Ford (11) Nannou H/W School of Ballet 112 Allegra Sellis-Boothroyd (11) Vigil Independent/Allegra Sellis-Boothroyd 113 Natalie Simmons (11) Mutations The School of Cadence Ballet 114 Thea Harmse (11) Clouds Caulfield School of Dance 115 Arianna Tay (11) Zure Edge School 116 Ariana Sarmiento (11) Un-De-Buged The School of Cadence Ballet 117 Connie Sharabura (11) Match Girl Edge School 118 Julia Jacobson (11) Waltz Nuit Élevé Training Centre 119 Chloe Larsen (11) Metronome WestCoast Ballet 120 Yubin Hong (11) One Cello Simply Ballet 121 Onie Yau (11) Interstellar Dancing Soma 122 Ariel Cai (11) Clear Water Poirier Productions 123 Caitlyn Cavilla (11) Stand By Me Edge School # Name (Age) Entry Title School 124 Katelyn Sauvé (11) Bloom The School of Cadence Ballet 125 Caley Wells (11) The Piano Ultimate Dance Company 126 Angeline Leong (11) Into The Light Dancing Soma 129 Elizabeth Rudnitsky (11) Je Suis Vivant Academy of Ballet and Jazz 130 McKenzy Cichacki (11) Tennesse Waltz H/W School of Ballet 131 Molly Swords (11) Continuum Seymour Dance 132 Hailey Billett (11) Into The Fire Ultimate Dance Company 133 Yubin Hong (11) When In Mars Simply Ballet 134 Tori Chun (11) Until The Ice Cracks PULSE Dance Centre 135 Megan Cairns (11) One! Ballet Victoria Conservatory 136 Ceilidh MacDonald (11) Sprightly H/W School of Ballet 137 Jillian Zenowski (11) In the Trees Central Dance Academy 138 Lily Turner (11) Orphee Stars Dance Studio 139 Lilika Kovacs (11) Tranquility Kirkwood Academy of Performing Arts 140 Mae Hattori (11) Papagena H/W School of Ballet 141 Armathea Huxley (11) New Experiences Ballet Victoria Conservatory 142 Aislinn Welburn (11) Bell’Angelo Alycia Welburn 143 Anthony Juo (11) Otto Dance Collective 144 Keenan Mentzos (11) Synchronicity PULSE Dance Centre 145 Thea Harmse (11) La Jolie Fille De Gand Caulfield School of Dance 146 Arianna Tay (11) Lost Boy Edge School 147 Julia Jacobson (11) Falling Leaves Élevé Training Centre 148 Yubin Hong (11) Crossed Roads Simply Ballet 149 Onie Yau (11) Here Comes The Sun Dancing Soma 150 Ariel Cai (11) Black Roses Poirier Productions 151 Caley Wells (11) Happiness Does Not Wait Ultimate Dance Company 152 Yubin Hong (11) What The World Needs Now Simply Ballet 153 Anthony Juo (11) Eleanor Rigby Dance Collective 154 Keenan Mentzos (11) The Things We Cannot Say PULSE Dance Centre Ensembles # Dancer Name Entry Title School name 801 Isabella Minovski(13),Luca Shakespeare(13) Solidarity Niagara Ballet School 802 Ryan Sherk(15),Marisa Sherk(17) Concerto Niagara Ballet School 803 Danica DesChamps(12),Luca Shakespeare(13) Harlequinade Pas De Deux Niagara Ballet School 804 Vianne Lau(10),Angeline Leong(11) Searching Home Dancing Soma 805 Jillianne Ranae Aquino(10),Annika Angeline Browne(10) Mincusiana Dance Theatre Arts 806 Leah Park(10),Ariel Cai(11) The Forest Queen Poirier Productions 807 Chloe Lau(10),Zoe Woo(10),Onie Yau(11) One Dancing Soma 808 Maya Shanaa(12),Madden Betts(13) The Keys Dance Essence 809 Nola Anderson(12),Aislynn Loptson(12) Abbinato Dance Collective 810 Charlene Se(12),Ava Lim(13) So Far So Close Dancing Soma 811 CoCo Morley(12),Angelica Rinaldi(13) Ocean And Pearls The Dance Class 812 Anthony Juo(11),Eugenie Juo(15) Take Me Apart Dance Collective 813 Danica DesChamps(12),Isabella Minovski(13),Luca Shakespeare(13) Threnody Niagara Ballet School 814 Maya Shanaa(12),Madden Betts(13),Emily Henry(13) Let Em' Talk Dance Essence 815 Emma Sicardi(13),Brianna Curtis(14) 5th Symphony The Dance Class 816 Macaela Eve(12),Samantha Eve(15) Come Rest Your Head Simply Ballet 817 Grace Hudson(12),Lola Hudson(15) Vienna Anita Del Re 818 Sharon Fleming(12),Megan Kanashiro(14),Carlin Khu(15) Bizaa H/W School of Ballet 819 Alexandra De Wit(15),Victoria Scott(16) Echo Niagara Ballet School 820 Victoriana Belperio(14),Alyssa Scocco(16) She Lies DanzArts Toronto 821 Alexandra De Wit(15),Victoria Scott(16) Pizzicato Niagara Ballet School 822 Ella Pillon(15),Ruby Yang(15),Leah Moses(16) Is There Anybody Out There?
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