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May 12, 2017 Niagara Falls, NY Junior Solo Friday – May 12, 2017 Niagara Falls, NY Junior Solo Competition Primary ~ Junior ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0001 MY DESTINY N 12:00 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0002 EVERY GIRL CAN BE A PRINCESS L 12:03 PM 0003 EVERYTHING A 12:06 PM 0004 A NEW DAY L 12:10 PM 0005 BRAVE A 12:13 PM 0006 YOUR SONG G 12:16 PM 0007 I'LL TRY A 12:20 PM 0008 HOME E 12:23 PM 0009 GOING HOME A 12:26 PM 0010 EVERYBODY HURTS H 12:30 PM 0011 TOMORROW'S SONG O 12:33 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Open ~ Solo 0012 BURNIN' UP E 12:36 PM 0013 SHE'S A LADY E 12:40 PM 0014 OH SO QUIET A 12:43 PM 0015 NEW YORK E 12:46 PM 0016 PROUD MARY L 12:50 PM 0017 GROWN E 12:53 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Tap ~ Solo 0018 OH MY GOSH E 12:56 PM 0019 HIT ME WITH A HOT NOTE H 01:00 PM 0020 STILL GOT MY HEALTH G 01:03 PM 0021 A LITTLE SECRET E 01:06 PM 0022 ORANGE COLOURED SKY G 01:10 PM 0023 GOT YOUR NUMBER A 01:13 PM 0024 SUNNYSIDE G 01:16 PM 0025 TIPPY TIPPY TOES L 01:20 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Musical Theatre ~ Solo 0026 SAVED E 01:23 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Tap ~ Solo 0027 16-12 M 01:26 PM 0028 SUPER BAD I 01:30 PM 0029 BOOGIE WONDERLAND E 01:33 PM 0030 SOMETHING BAD D 01:36 PM 0031 AIN'T NO REST FOR THE WICKED M 01:40 PM 0032 TAKING A CHANCE ON LOVE B 01:43 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Specialty ~ Solo 0033 CAGED BIRD A 01:46 PM 0034 MAKE IT RAIN A 01:50 PM 0035 LEGO HOUSE A 01:53 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0036 PORCELAIN E 01:56 PM 0037 LITTLE BIRD H 02:00 PM 0038 RAIN ON MY PARADE E 02:03 PM 0039 THE STORY O 02:06 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Hip Hop ~ Solo 0040 GO CRAZY I 02:10 PM 0041 PEP RALLY E 02:13 PM 0042 POP DROP & ROLL L 02:16 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Contemporary ~ Solo 0043 NEW DAY A 02:20 PM 0044 PRAY H 02:23 PM 0045 ILLUMINATE A 02:26 PM 0046 DANCE DANCE DANCE B 02:30 PM 0047 CASTLE A 02:33 PM 0048 KICK JUMP TWIST B 02:36 PM 0049 HAPPINESS DOES NOT WAIT I 02:40 PM 0050 SONG FOR VIOLA A 02:43 PM Primary ~ Junior ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0051 HOW WILL I KNOW D 02:46 PM Advanced ~ Junior ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0052 THE GREATEST L 02:50 PM 0053 BILLS H 02:53 PM 0054 PAINT IT BLACK A 02:56 PM 0055 DESTINATION MOON E 03:00 PM 0056 WONDER WOMAN A 03:03 PM 0057 CLAP SNAP E 03:06 PM 0058 EYES H 03:10 PM 0059 I'M YOUR GIRL L 03:13 PM 0060 HIT THE ROAD E 03:16 PM Junior Solo Awards Ceremony **All posted times are APPROXIMATE and all performers should be prepared to perform at least 30 minutes in advance, in the event the program is running ahead of schedule. Intentional manipulation of the running order will result in disqualification. Friday – May 12, 2017 Niagara Falls, NY Teen Solo Competition Advanced ~ Teen ~ Ballet ~ Solo 0061 SOLEARES I 04:30 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Open ~ Solo 0062 WEIGHT IN GOLD L 04:33 PM 0063 KEEPING YOUR HEAD UP D 04:36 PM 0064 WICKED GAME E 04:40 PM 0065 LET IT ALL GO A 04:43 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Tap ~ Solo 0066 HEY HEY HEY N 04:46 PM 0067 HONEY I' M GOOD N 04:50 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Tap ~ Solo 0068 CARELESS WHISPER E 04:53 PM 0069 THAT'S IT, I QUIT B 04:56 PM 0070 DIAMONDS H 05:00 PM 0071 PYT E 05:03 PM 0072 SHULIE BOP M 05:06 PM 0073 GOT YOUR NUMBER I 05:10 PM 0074 MERCY A 05:13 PM 0075 SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED E 05:16 PM 0076 ZING WENT THE STRINGS OF MY HEART B 05:20 PM 0077 CHEERLEADER E 05:23 PM 0078 I CAN SEE CLEARLY B 05:26 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0079 DEFYING GRAVITY N 05:30 PM 0080 HELLO N 05:33 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0081 RIVER H 05:36 PM 0082 WAY WE ARE A 05:40 PM 0083 SEE YOU IN HEAVEN L 05:43 PM 0084 PAINTER A 05:46 PM 0085 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND B 05:50 PM 0086 SOMWHERE ONLY WE KNOW A 05:53 PM 0087 GHOST IN THE WIND I 05:56 PM BREAK Advanced ~ Teen ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0088 AWAKEN I 06:10 PM 0089 SAVE YOU A 06:13 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Musical Theatre ~ Solo 0090 STALKER E 06:16 PM 0091 NOT GETTING MARRIED E 06:20 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Contemporary ~ Solo 0092 I SEE FIRE L 06:23 PM 0093 DISCOLORATION A 06:26 PM 0094 BONES H 06:30 PM 0095 CASTLE B 06:33 PM 0096 OVERCOMING A 06:36 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0097 HANGING TREE N 06:40 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0098 SCARED OF ME A 06:43 PM 0099 DESTINATION MOON H 06:46 PM 0100 DISTORTION G 06:50 PM 0101 FEVER H 06:53 PM 0102 RULE THE WORLD L 06:56 PM 0103 HIT THE ROAD JACK H 07:00 PM 0104 THE SOUND A 07:03 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Hip Hop ~ Solo 0105 FINE CHINA E 07:06 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Tap ~ Solo 0106 BACK IN BLACK E 07:10 PM 0107 RIPTIDE E 07:13 PM 0108 CRAZY RHYTHM M 07:16 PM 0109 SATISFACTION E 07:20 PM 0110 YOU DID IT E 07:23 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0111 ALMOST LOVER N 07:26 PM 0112 YOU SHOULD BE HERE N 07:30 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0113 I WILL BE A 07:33 PM 0114 FRAIL LOVE L 07:36 PM 0115 SCARS H 07:40 PM 0116 WHITE FLAG I 07:43 PM 0117 FALLING IN LOVE L 07:46 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0118 LOVE IN THE DARK N 07:50 PM 0119 EMPIRE STATE OF MIND N 07:53 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0120 BANG BANG E 07:56 PM 0121 MIRAGE H 08:00 PM 0122 HEADING STRAIGHT TO THE CASTLE D 08:03 PM 0123 WHAT I'VE BECOME E 08:06 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Contemporary ~ Solo 0124 YOU LOST ME L 08:10 PM 0125 BITING DOWN E 08:13 PM 0126 GOLDEN L 08:16 PM 0127 FIRE SHALL DEVOUR THEM H 08:20 PM 0128 A RIVER FLOWS IN YOU A 08:23 PM 0129 SWITCH OUT E 08:26 PM 0130 UNTIL WE GO DOWN A 08:30 PM 0131 DON'T FORGET L 08:33 PM 0132 LANDSCAPE E 08:36 PM 0133 LIVE FOR THE DEAD L 08:40 PM 0134 I WON'T EVEN B 08:43 PM 0135 EASY L 08:46 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0136 TAINTED LOVE H 08:50 PM 0137 FEVER J 08:53 PM 0138 WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE E 08:56 PM 0139 FEVER A 09:00 PM 0140 FUNNY VALENTINE L 09:03 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Hip Hop ~ Solo 0141 EVE E 09:06 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Tap ~ Solo 0142 CRAZY B 09:10 PM 0143 I GOT RHYTHM G 09:13 PM 0144 IT'S YOUR THING E 09:16 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0145 EYE ON THE SPARROW L 09:20 PM 0146 GLITTER IN THE AIR B 09:23 PM 0147 BLOWN AWAY D 09:26 PM 0148 BEAUTIFUL L 09:30 PM 0149 REMEDY B 09:33 PM 0150 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART F 09:36 PM 0151 CLOSE TO YOU L 09:40 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Hip Hop ~ Solo 0152 +1 R 09:43 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Hip Hop ~ Solo 0153 THE KEYS E 09:46 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Contemporary ~ Solo 0154 GONER L 09:50 PM 0155 WAVES B 09:53 PM 0156 GRAVITY D 09:56 PM 0157 BEYOND MEMORIES E 10:00 PM 0158 STAY A 10:03 PM 0159 SAY YOU LOVE ME M 10:06 PM 0160 HERE WITH ME F 10:10 PM 0161 BORDERS B 10:13 PM 0162 HEAVEN L 10:16 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Contemporary ~ Solo 0163 JEALOUS R 10:20 PM Primary ~ Teen ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0164 A LITTLE PARTY NEVER KILLED NOBODY K 10:23 PM Advanced ~ Teen ~ Jazz ~ Solo 0165 FEVER L 10:26 PM 0166 ADDICTED TO LOVE D 10:30 PM 0167 RATHER GO BLIND E 10:33 PM 0168 SOMETHING ABOUT YOU L 10:36 PM Teen Solo Awards Ceremony **All posted times are APPROXIMATE and all performers should be prepared to perform at least 30 minutes in advance, in the event the program is running ahead of schedule. Intentional manipulation of the running order will result in disqualification. Saturday – May 13, 2017 Niagara Falls, NY Prep and Mini Competition Advanced ~ Mini ~ Lyrical ~ Solo 0169 SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW H 08:00 AM 0170 RED BALLOONS G 08:03 AM 0171 FOLLOW THE SUN B 08:06 AM 0172 YOUR SONG A 08:10 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Lyrical ~ Line 0173 BREAKABLE D 08:13 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Lyrical ~ Group 0174 TOMORROW Q 08:16 AM 0175 LANDSLIDE G 08:20 AM 0176 NEGLECTED H 08:23 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Musical Theatre ~ Solo 0177 GOOD AT BEING BAD E 08:26 AM 0178 GOING BANANAS E 08:30 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Musical Theatre ~ Duo/Trio 0179 EASE ON DOWN E 08:33 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Specialty ~ Duo/Trio 0180 RUN M 08:36 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Musical Theatre ~ Group 0181 SO QUIET I 08:40 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Musical Theatre ~ Line 0182 VERUCA'S NUTCRACKER SWEET E 08:43 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0183 SO FAR SO GREAT N 08:46 AM 0184 SPLISH SPLASH D 08:50 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Solo 0185 FEELING GOOD H 08:53 AM 0186 SLAY I 08:56 AM 0187 GODDESS L 09:00 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Ballet ~ Solo 0188 BUTTERFLY SUITE I 09:03 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Ballet ~ Solo 0189 LE PETIT RIENS G 09:06 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Group 0190 EGYPT E 09:10 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Duo/Trio 0191 WE ROCK I 09:13 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Duo/Trio 0192 OUT I 09:16 AM 0193 L-O-V-E H 09:20 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Group 0194 MONKEY BUSINESS D 09:23 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Acro/Gymnatics ~ Line 0195 PINK PANTHER E 09:26 AM 0196 ROBOTS L 09:30 AM 0197 CIRCUS E 09:33 AM Primary ~ Prep ~ Tap ~ Group 0198 NO STRINGS E 09:36 AM Primary ~ Mini ~ Tap ~ Group 0199 SINGIN' H 09:40 AM 0200 REAL WILD CHILD D 09:43 AM 0201 DANCE LIKE YO DADDY I 09:46 AM 0202 JUNGLE RHYTHM L 09:50 AM 0203 I LOVE HER SO H 09:53 AM Advanced ~ Prep ~ Tap ~ Solo 0204 BIG NOISE G 09:56 AM Advanced ~ Prep ~ Tap ~ Group 0205 CODFISH BALL E 10:00 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Tap ~ Group 0206 HEAVEN HOP E 10:03 AM 0207 STOMPIN AT THE SAVOY B 10:06 AM 0208 5 GUYS NAMED MOE G 10:10 AM 0209 BETTY BOOP L 10:13 AM 0210 IT'S SANDMAN M 10:16 AM 0211 MOSES SUPPOSE Q 10:20 AM Advanced ~ Mini ~ Tap ~ Solo 0212 IT'S A SMALL WORLD E 10:23 AM 0213 I GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING B 10:26 AM 0214 SHAKE E 10:30 AM 0215 LOVE I 10:33 AM 0216 SHINE ON YOUR SHOES B 10:36 AM 0217 FOR ME H 10:40 AM 0218 MR.
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