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2010 Columbus Results 22001100 RReeggiioonnaall RReessuullttss Columbus, OH May 7, 2010 – May 9, 2010 Junior Mr. StarQuest Riley Higinbotham - The Sun - Koza & Co. Dance Studio Petite Miss StarQuest Kaylea Gallagher - It's A Small World - Koza & Co. Dance Studio Junior Miss StarQuest Casey Snyder - This Little Bird - Koza & Co. Dance Studio Teen Miss StarQuest Victoria Lee Wood - Look At Me Now - StarStruck ADA Miss StarQuest Ashley Peck - Give It To Me Right - Patty's Dance Center LTD Top Recreational Petite Solo 1st Place - Kate Stulley - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Shannon's Studio II Top Recreational Junior Solo 1st Place - Andrea Bradley - Dance Like Theres No Tomorrow - Shannon's Studio II Top Recreational Teen Solo 1st Place - Morgan Robinson - Show Me A Little Shame - The Academy of Rising Stars Top Recreational Senior Solo 1st Place - Lindsey Oates - Wonderwall - Shannon's Studio II Top Recreational Petite Duet/Trio 1st Place - Cuppie Cake - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban Top Recreational Junior Duet/Trio 1st Place - Isn't This A Lovely Day - The Academy of Rising Stars - Tracy Williamson Top Recreational Teen Duet/Trio 1st Place - Jump-N-Move - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Junior Small Group 1st Place - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Pickerington Dance Academy - Sandra Brownfield Top Recreational Teen Small Group 1st Place - Waiting On The World To Change - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Senior Small Group 1st Place - Fast Car - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Petite Large Group 1st Place - Spice Up Your Life - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Junior Large Group 1st Place - Lol - Patty's Dance Center LTD - Patricia Thagard, Jeanette Kieffer’s Top Recreational Teen Large Group 1st Place - Somedays You Gotta Dance - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Senior Large Group 1st Place - Use Me - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Junior Line 1st Place - Cheese Please - Shannon's Studio II - Shannon Hall Top Recreational Teen Line 1st Place - Kick Drum - Patty's Dance Center LTD - Patricia Thagard, Jeanette Kieffer’s Top Petite Solo 1st Place - Kaylea Gallagher - It's A Small World - Koza & Co. Dance Studio 2nd Place - Chloe Bunce - Big Noise - The Movement Center School of Dance 3rd Place – Nevaeh Ellis – Cat On A Hot Tin Roof – The Movement Center School Of Dance 4th Place - Dilynn Parker - Twinkle Twinkle - The Movement Center School of Dance 5th Place - Lindsey Keaton - Every Season - The Movement Center School of Dance Top Junior Solo 1st Place - Nadia Russell - Winter - Off Broadway Z Company 2nd Place - Chase Bowden - Orange Colored Skies - StarStruck ADA 3rd Place - Presley Parker - Somewhere - The Movement Center School of Dance 4th Place - Kate Blackburn - If I Could - Off Broadway Z Company 5th Place - Jacqui Stone - My Name In Lights - StarStruck ADA 6th Place – Abby Vanlandingham - Brave - Off Broadway Z Company 7th Place - Casey Snyder - This Little Bird - Koza & Co. Dance Studio 8th Place - Abby Sferrella - Little Bird - Off Broadway Z Company 9th Place - Erin Hall - Can You Hear Me - Off Broadway Z Company 10th Place - Lauren Elam - Dream - Off Broadway Z Company Top Teen Solo 1st Place - Alyssa Stamp - Halleluja - Off Broadway Z Company 2nd Place - Hannah Brenneman - Words - All That Dance 3rd Place - Markelle Grutsch - Lil' Bit - North Pointe Dance Academy 4th Place - Mackenzie Allen - Daughter - Expressions Dance Theatre 5th Place - Jacob Thoman - Round Here - Off Broadway Z Company 6th Place - Megan Myers - Believe In Me - Off Broadway Z Company 7th Place - Victoria Lee Wood - Here With Us - StarStruck ADA 8th Place - Meredith Ziegelmeyer - Lullabye For A Stormy Night - Expressions Dance Theatre 9th Place - Amelia Virtue - Sugar Plum Variation - Kat & Company Dance Studio 10th Place - Kelly MacCoy - Have Mercy On Me - StarStruck ADA 11th Place - Karlie Cauthen - They Weren't There - Expressions Dance Theatre 12th Place - Jessica Barr - Baby I Love You - Above The Barre School Of Dance 13th Place – Alex Hutton – Stay – All That Dance 14th Place – Corinne Weber – Papa – Expressions Dance Theatre 15th Place – Stephanie Hacker – Get On Te Good Foot – Expressions Dance Theatre 16th Place – Christina Barr – Slow Me Down – Above The Barre School Of Dance 17th Place – Sarah Eash – Little Girl Blue – Above The Barre School Of Dance 18th Place – Ellie Romes – Listen To Your Heart – Expressions Dance 19th Place – Haley Smith – The Promise – Revolution Dance 20th Place – Courtney Howard – Eleanor Rigby – Off Broadway Z Company Top Senior Solo 1st Place - Matt Luck - Hey Jude - Off Broadway Z Company 2nd Place - Taylor Hansen - Sing Through Me - Footsteps Family Dance Center 3rd Place - John Litzler - Mad World - StarStruck ADA 4th Place - Kortney Mullins - Silent All These Years - Off Broadway Z Company 5th Place - Taylor Abner - Gotta Get Thru This - Expressions Dance Theatre 6th Place - Sarah Dewald - Who Will Comfort Me - Expressions Dance Theatre 7th Place - Karmyn Dorethy - Traveling Soldier - Off Broadway Z Company 8th Place - Liz Knochelmann - Let Go - Expressions Dance Theatre 9th Place - Katelyn Arnold - I Wanna Dance With Somebody - Expressions Dance Theatre 10th Place - Hayley Menshouse - Rainbow Warrior - Off Broadway Z Company Top Petite Duet/Trio 1st Place - Party Girls - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 2nd Place - Route 66 - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 3rd Place - For The Navy - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 4th Place - Mr. Blue - Dance Connection - Judi Rohrer 5th Place - Hound Dog - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban Top Junior Duet/Trio 1st Place - That's Not My Name - Above The Barre School Of Dance - Susan Barr 2nd Place - Two Of A Kind - StarStruck ADA - Amy Reik 3rd Place - Goodnight - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - His Eye Is On The Sparrow - Koza & Co. Dance Studio - Penny Koza 5th Place - Merman - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas Top Teen Duet/Trio 1st Place - Little Red Hat - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - Everytime It Rains - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 3rd Place - Kick It - Footsteps Family Dance Center - Jennifer Curren 4th Place - Classical Gas - Footsteps Family Dance Center - Jennifer Curren 5th Place - But We Do - All That Dance - Laura Baker Top Senior Duet/Trio 1st Place - Power Of Love - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - I'm There Too - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson 3rd Place - You Were Mine - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - The Dance - StarStruck ADA - Amy Reik 5th Place - Poker Face - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas Top Petite Small Group 1st Place - Forever Young - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 3rd Place - Little Bird - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - That's Not My Name - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 5th Place - Party Girl - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas Top Junior Small Group 1st Place - He Lives In You - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - V - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 3rd Place - Men Of Snow - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - Boy Meets Girl - StarStruck ADA - Amy Reik 5th Place - A Note To God - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson Top Teen Small Group 1st Place - Magical - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson 2nd Place - The Boom, Boom - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson 3rd Place - Glamorous Life - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - Seven Nation Army - Above The Barre School Of Dance - Susan Barr 5th Place - Come On - StarStruck ADA - Amy Reik Top Senior Small Group 1st Place - Silence - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - Sympathy For The Devil - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 3rd Place - Ease On Down The Road - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - Sneaky In Suburbia - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 5th Place - It Doesn't Hurt - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson Top Petite Large Group 1st Place - I Play Chicken - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 2nd Place - Tarzan - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 3rd Place - Wild At The Zoo - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 4th Place - Tiki Room - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban 5th Place - Phineas & Ferb - Patty's Dance Center LTD - Patricia Thagard, Jeanette Kieffer’s Top Junior Large Group 1st Place - Joint Is Jumpin - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - Peter Pan - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 3rd Place - Sharp Dressed Man - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 4th Place - Jai Ho - Above The Barre School Of Dance - Susan Barr 5th Place - Walk This Way - The Movement Center School of Dance - Sue Parker, Amanda Urban Top Teen Large Group 1st Place - Stepford Wives - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 2nd Place - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson 3rd Place - Phantom Of The Opera - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson 4th Place - Via Delarosa - Off Broadway Z Company - Zandra Thomas 5th Place - Abracadabra - Expressions Dance Theatre - Cara Gleeson Top Senior Large Group 1st Place - Grease
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