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INTL Passing to NYC.Xlsx Scholarships Presented at the Paris, France Semi-Finals American Ballet Theater/JKO School, UNITED STATES # Name Term Nationality School 260 Gabriel Rajah Full Year UNITED STATES Michigan Ballet Academy 177 Scarlett Harvey Summer PR UNITED KINGDOM Elmhurst Ballet School 258 Luigi Peragine Summer PR ITALY A,S,D Danzarte - Altamura Ballet Academy at the Wiener Staatsoper, AUSTRIA # Name Term Nationality School 128 Andreea Iuliana Tarus Short Term ROMANIA Liceul de Coregrafie Floria Capsali 220 Viktoria Melnychuk Short Term UKRAINE Kiev Choreographic College 264 Afonso Coelho Short Term PORTUGAL Companhia de Danca do Algarve Ballet-Akademie University for Music and Theater, Munich, GERMANY # Name Term Nationality School 327 Marianna Tsembenhoi Full Year UKRAINE Kiev Choreographic College 1 Vera Shpakouskaya Short Term BELARUS Ballet School of Vezhnbovets 107 Ludovica di Pasquale Short Term ITALY Professione Danza Pescara 108 Ana Teresa Carvalho Short Term PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 130 Lisa Dorttore Short Term ITALY Professione Danza Pescara 133 Constance Bulha Short Term PORTUGAL DNA-Dance n'Arts School 227 Iiris Nikula Short Term FINLAND Independent 401 Karina Laura Leskin Short Term ESTONIA Tallinn Ballet School Ballettschule Theater Basel, SWITZERLAND # Name Term Nationality School 109 Victoria Zhou Full Year SWITZERLAND Geneva Dance Center 152 Catherine Parker Full Year SWITZERLAND Atelier Le Loft 260 Gabriel Rajah Full Year UNITED STATES Michigan Ballet Academy 363 Francisca Saraiva Full Year PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 366 Conri Fortescue Full Year SWITZERLAND Balletschule fur das Opernhaus Zurich 109 Victoria Zhou Short Term SWITZERLAND Geneva Dance Center 133 Constance Bulha Short Term PORTUGAL DNA-Dance n'Arts School 142 Teresa Borges Short Term PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 156 Adriana Cipriano Short Term PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 264 Afonso Coelho Short Term PORTUGAL Companhia de Danca do Algarve Bolshoi Ballet Academy Summer PR Intensive, USA # Name Term Nationality School 114 Lola Arnaud Summer PR FRANCE Ecole de Danse Brigitte Lipari 127 Natalia Augustyniak Summer PR POLAND Feliks Parnell General Ballet School 254 Vascu Yu Belo Summer PR PORTUGAL EDD-Escola Domus Danca 257 Justin Fontaine-Tranchant Summer PR FRANCE Le Petit Opera de L'Isle 261 Giacomo Menichini Summer PR ITALY Ateneo Danza 264 Afonso Coelho Summer PR PORTUGAL Companhia de Danca do Algarve 374 Amaya Simon Summer PR FRANCE Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris Dutch National Ballet Junior Company, THE NETHERLANDS # Name Term Nationality School 432 Guido Sarnataro Short Term SWITZERLAND Ballettschule Theater Basel 436 Diogo de Oliveira Short Term PORTUGAL EDD-Escola Domus Danca Dutch National Ballet Academy, THE NETHERLANDS # Name Term Nationality School 310 Noelle Lee Short Term UNITED STATES Dmitri Kulev Classical Ballet Academy 331 Ellis Derrick Short Term UNITED KINGDOM The Linda Lowry School of Ballet 345 Maeva Laube Short Term SWITZERLAND Geneva Dance Center 347 Irene Jarne Short Term SPAIN Joven Ballet de Pirineo 353 Ines Sousa Short Term PORTUGAL EDD-Escola Domus Danca 366 Conri Fortescue Short Term SWITZERLAND Balletschule fur das Opernhaus Zurich 445 Taras Titarenko Short Term ESTONIA Tallinn Ballet School Finnish National Ballet, FINLAND # Name Term Nationality School 367 Daniela de Pompeis JR CO Contract SWITZERLAND Ballettschule Theater Basel John Cranko School, GERMANY # Name Term Nationality School 252 Luca Dobos Short Term ROMANIA Liceul de Coregrafie Floria Capsali 258 Luigi Peragine Short Term ITALY A,S,D Danzarte - Altamura 260 Gabriel Rajah Short Term UNITED STATES Michigan Ballet Academy 401 Karina Laura Leskin Short Term ESTONIA Tallinn Ballet School Palucca Hochschule fur Tanz, Dresden, GERMANY # Name Term Nationality School 215 Kamala Saar McDaniels Short Term UNITED STATES Yuri Grigoriev School of Ballet 366 Conri Fortescue Short Term SWITZERLAND Balletschule fur das Opernhaus Zurich 424 Ares Caudillo Short Term SPAIN Joven Ballet de Pirineo 428 Frederico Loureiro Short Term PORTUGAL EDD-Escola Domus Danca 431 Thomas Rousse Blatiere Short Term FRANCE Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris Princess Grace Academy, MONACO # Name Term Nationality School 124 Camilla Reina Short Term ITALY Balletto Teatro la Fenice 128 Andreea Iuliana Tarus Short Term ROMANIA Liceul de Coregrafie Floria Capsali 260 Gabriel Rajah Short Term UNITED STATES Michigan Ballet Academy 327 Marianna Tsembenhoi Short Term UKRAINE Kiev Choreographic College Paris Opera Ballet School, FRANCE # Name Term Nationality School 193 Gaia Fredianelli Summer PR AUSTRIA Ballettakademie der Wiener Staatsoper 330 Olivia Poropat Summer PR AUSTRIA Ballettakademie der Wiener Staatsoper 426 Solomon Osazuva Summer PR AUSTRIA Ballettakademie der Wiener Staatsoper 177 Scarlett Harvey Private Audition UNITED KINGDOM Elmhurst Ballet School 178 Beatriz Domingues Private Audition PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School The Royal Ballet School, UNITED KINGDOM # Name Term Nationality School 260 Gabriel Rajah Short Term UNITED STATES Michigan Ballet Academy D&D Summer PR Intensive, Barcelona, SPAIN # Name Term Nationality School 133 Constance Bulha Summer PR PORTUGAL DNA-Dance n'Arts School 161 Julia Miro Summer PR SPAIN Ballet Jove del Mediterrani 178 Beatriz Domingues Summer PR PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 214 Leonor Souza Summer PR PORTUGAL Oporto Ballet School 326 Marta Gonzalez Amores Summer PR SPAIN Jove Ballet de Catalunya - 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