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Expressions Dance Theater Ov Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 Studio Awards Winner of the Groove Award: Expressions Dance Theater Overall Studio Technique Award: Expressions Dance Theater Overall Studio Choreography Award: CSOD DANCE EMPIRE Professionalism Award: Gallo Dance Company ADCC Studio of Excellence Award: Complexity Dance Center Inspired by Passion: Carlas Dance Factory Overalls Novice Mini Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 4 45 Milford Dance Academy 2 Someday Milford Dance Academy 3 cooties dancers edge revolution 4 great balls of fire dancers edge revolution 5 finding wonderland dancers edge revolution Competitive Mini Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 Cause Im a Blonde Dance Expressions by Erica 2 Name In Lights Dance Expressions by Erica 3 Champion Dance Expressions by Erica Novice Mini Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 faith dancers edge revolution Competitive Mini Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Curious Cats Dance Expressions by Erica Novice Mini Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Happy Artistic Dance Xpressions Intermediate Mini Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Barbie and Ken Deborahs Stage Door Competitive Mini Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 The Pack Dance Expressions by Erica Novice Petite Solo Place Entry Title Studio Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 1 Notorious Milford Dance Academy 2 Dream Center for Dance Arts 3 All About Me Artistic Dance Xpressions 4 Tiskit Tasket Artistic Dance Xpressions 5 Rotten To The Core Artistic Dance Xpressions Intermediate Petite Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 I m The Queen Milford Dance Academy 2 Sing Gallo Dance Company 3 Hey Miss Carter Artistic Dance Xpressions 4 Hit the Road Jack Deborahs Stage Door 5 Rotten to the Core Deborahs Stage Door Competitive Petite Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 Sam Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 2 Steppin Out Sister Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 3 Strike a Pose Dance Expressions by Erica 4 Baby Im A Star Deborahs Stage Door 5 One Jump Dance Expressions by Erica Intermediate Petite Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Thunder Gallo Dance Company Competitive Petite Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Little Me Dance Expressions by Erica Novice Petite Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Don t Behave Milford Dance Academy 2 Every Heart Milford Dance Academy 3 U Can t Touch This Milford Dance Academy 4 Vacation Milford Dance Academy 5 Ride Milford Dance Academy Intermediate Petite Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Perm Gallo Dance Company 2 Its Raining Men Deborahs Stage Door 3 Celebration Deborahs Stage Door Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 4 Elephants Fly Artistic Dance Xpressions 5 Fireball Artistic Dance Xpressions Competitive Petite Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 You Guys Dance Expressions by Erica 2 Let Me Entertain You Dance Arts Center 3 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Dance Expressions by Erica Intermediate Petite Large Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Wash That Man Deborahs Stage Door 2 Better When Im Dancing Deborahs Stage Door 3 Rio Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts Competitive Petite Large Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 School Dayz Dance Expressions by Erica Novice Junior Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 I Love Me Milford Dance Academy 2 Bling Bling Milford Dance Academy 3 Step Up Milford Dance Academy 4 Clay Milford Dance Academy 5 I m A Lady Milford Dance Academy 6 New York Carlas Dance Factory 7 Rock Star Milford Dance Academy 8 when i look at you dancers edge revolution 9 Skyscraper Carlas Dance Factory 10 moving the line dancers edge revolution Intermediate Junior Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 Spring Garden Milford Dance Academy 2 distortion dancers edge revolution 3 Bamboleo Milford Dance Academy 4 This Is Me Milford Dance Academy 5 WHAT ABOUT ANGELS Center for Dance Arts 6 Hunter Milford Dance Academy 7 castle dancers edge revolution 8 LOST YOU Center for Dance Arts 9 NOTHING COMPARES Center for Dance Arts Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 10 SHOW ME LOVE Center for Dance Arts Competitive Junior Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 INside Carlas Dance Factory 2 Sprout Carlas Dance Factory 3 Trust The Wind Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 4 Remember Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 5 All That Jazz Dance Expressions by Erica 6 Everything Is New Carlas Dance Factory 7 My Wish Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 8 Elastic Heart Dance Expressions by Erica 9 DEVIL YOU KNOW Backstage Dance Studio 10 Opportunity Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts Novice Junior Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 The Swing Phenomenon Milford Dance Academy Intermediate Junior Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 We Be Like Milford Dance Academy 2 double trouble dancers edge revolution 3 Locomotion Artistic Dance Xpressions 4 River Artistic Dance Xpressions 5 Play That Sax Artistic Dance Xpressions Competitive Junior Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Are We There Yet Dance Expressions by Erica 2 My Kind Of Wonderful Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 3 The Last Thing Complexity Dance Center 4 Lay It All On Me Milford Dance Academy 5 FORGET ABOUT THE BOY CSOD DANCE EMPIRE 6 The Runaways Dance Expressions by Erica 7 ONCE UPON ANOTHER TIME CSOD DANCE EMPIRE 8 Everybody Hurts Dance Expressions by Erica 9 Somebody That I Used To Know Complexity Dance Center 10 See You Again Milford Dance Academy Novice Junior Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Girlz Milford Dance Academy Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 2 Jump Shout Boogie Milford Dance Academy 3 The Sky Is Blue Milford Dance Academy 4 Rock and Roll Elite Darling Dancers 5 Dancin Machine Milford Dance Academy Intermediate Junior Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Rock What You Got Milford Dance Academy 2 Another One Bites The Dust Gallo Dance Company 3 SHAKE THE ROOM Center for Dance Arts 4 Alice Milford Dance Academy 5 Hit The Road Milford Dance Academy 6 famous dancers edge revolution 7 Signed Sealed Delivered Gallo Dance Company 8 Speakerboxxx Gallo Dance Company 9 Boogie Shoes Carlas Dance Factory 10 home dancers edge revolution Competitive Junior Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Praying Dance Expressions by Erica 2 The Lady Is A Vamp Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 3 Beauty Queens Dance Expressions by Erica 4 Category Is Dance Arts Center 5 Oh Yeah Dance Arts Center 6 Next Generation Milford Dance Academy 7 Rumble Dance Arts Center 8 Bitter Bird Carlas Dance Factory 9 No Place Id Rather Be Deborahs Stage Door 10 Ain t No Other Milford Dance Academy Novice Junior Large Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Girlfriend Milford Dance Academy Intermediate Junior Large Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Soar Expressions Dance Theater 2 Its About that Walk Expressions Dance Theater 3 Sing Sing Sing Expressions Dance Theater 4 One Short Day Expressions Dance Theater 5 Yellow Gallo Dance Company 6 POISON IVY Center for Dance Arts Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 7 All About The Benjamins Artistic Dance Xpressions 8 Garland Waltz Expressions Dance Theater 9 CONCRETE ANGEL Center for Dance Arts 10 Last Dance Artistic Dance Xpressions Competitive Junior Large Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Bitter Earth Complexity Dance Center 2 Iconic Dance Expressions by Erica 3 Heroes Dance Arts Center 4 Scream Dance Arts Center 5 Work Me Down Deborahs Stage Door 6 Game of Survival Dance Expressions by Erica 7 A Little Party Complexity Dance Center 8 Respect Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 9 This City Dance Expressions by Erica 10 No Bad News Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts Novice Teen Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 incomplete dancers edge revolution Intermediate Teen Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 Rise Milford Dance Academy 2 The Garden Elite Dance Co 3 Uninvited Gallo Dance Company 4 way down dancers edge revolution 5 INCOMPLETE Center for Dance Arts 6 Corner Elite Dance Co 7 Dynamite Elite Dance Co 8 Kill The Lights Milford Dance Academy 9 Ex s and Oh s Milford Dance Academy 10 How Far Ill Go Elite Darling Dancers Competitive Teen Solo Place Entry Title Studio 1 Glacier Dance Expressions by Erica 2 Boys Like You Milford Dance Academy 3 Fly Me to the Moon Expressions Dance Theater 4 Hymn To Love Dance Arts Center 5 I Dreamed a Dream Dance Expressions by Erica 6 American Pie Dance Expressions by Erica Myrtle Beach SC National Competition Jul 15-19, 2018 7 I Will Always Love You Complexity Dance Center 8 Symphony Milford Dance Academy 9 Titanium Karl and DiMarco School of Theatre and Dance 10 Feel Good Expressions Dance Theater 11 I Can See You Complexity Dance Center 12 Flickers Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 13 Money Cant Buy Me Love Expressions Dance Theater 14 Saints Dance Arts Center 15 Coming Home Dance Expressions by Erica Intermediate Teen Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Bla Bla Bla Cha Cha Cha Elite Dance Co Competitive Teen Duo/Trio Place Entry Title Studio 1 Somewhere Only We Know Expressions Dance Theater 2 Miss You Dance Expressions by Erica 3 We Share Everything Milford Dance Academy 4 Agony Dance Expressions by Erica 5 Unfold Complexity Dance Center 6 Wolf Carlas Dance Factory 7 Faded Carlas Dance Factory 8 Pattern of Electricity Carlas Dance Factory 9 Inside My Head Stagelite Academy of Performing Arts 10 Strom Carlas Dance Factory Novice Teen Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Bills Elite Darling Dancers 2 River Deep Mountain High Elite Darling Dancers 3 Shake A Tail Feather Elite Darling Dancers Intermediate Teen Small Group Place Entry Title Studio 1 Dust Milford Dance Academy 2 Dance With You Gallo Dance Company 3 Helium
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