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Nanaimo 2021 Results GROUPS Current Top Ten Style Categories 12yrs & Under Acro Ballet Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Sleeping 461 Warriors SS 394 Beauty Waltz KD 468 A Childs Room TH 418 Magic Dolls WA 636 Thumbelina KD 13 Valse AS 27 Jack's Garden AS 330 Joie QB 356 Serenade SA March of the 149 Cards RD 332 Summer's Eve QB Contemporary Jazz Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 651 Walkin' KD 695 Eye of the Tiger TH 109 Vodoo Dolls RD 565 Chromatic TH 235 Post Post ID 23 These Boots AS 603 Through Water KD 338 Let's Get Loud QB 413 Coast KD 2 Green Light AS 605 Sundari KD 337 Saturday Night QB Hawaiian Roller 523 Reflection TD 589 Coaster Ride KD 100 Rain UD 17 5,6,7,8_______ AS Shake The 205 Winter ID 398 Room KD Who Do You 323 Blackbird QB 11 Think You Are AS Street Tap Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 566 Move It TH 532 Sea Cruise TD 89 Feel It AS 233 Home ID Diamond in the 188 Do Ya Thing CS 222 Sun ID Theatre Production Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Peter and the 544 Mermaid Party TH 308 Wolf KD What Will We 44 Do AS Both Reached 633 for the Gun KD 343 Loveshack SA 632 Be Our Guest KD 638 Evil Like Me KD Bear 374 Necessities KD You're in the 129 Band RD Hip To Be 232 Square ID 40 Let it Fly AS Lyrical Number Name Studio 475 Just A Dream TH 204 Titanium ID 389 Hallelujah KD 221 Counting ID 494 Across The Sea TD GROUPS Current Top Ten Style Categories 14yrs & Over Acro Ballet Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Sentier Des 614 Larmes KD 660 Swing KD 453 Glassworks WA Mural - Animated 465 Frescoes TH 354 Joyeux SA 410 Mon Amour KD 466 L-o-v-e TH 286 Jewels of Japan KD Dance Of The 688 Dead RD 159 Autumn AS Contemporary Jazz Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 434 Fuel WA 71 Back to Black AS 665 Wolves RD 698 Wrong Side TH 417 In Transit WA 77 Cry Me a River AS 606 Brooklyn KD 256 Debt N Eight PD Splish Splash 718 Sploo TH 552 Shatter TH 203 Trigger Point ID 264 Black Betty PD It's Happening Welcome to the 165 Again AS 117 Asylum RD 166 The Journey AS 396 Tokyo Drift KD 265 Anonymous PD 154 Joker RD It Don't Mean a 545 For The People TH 339 Thing QB Street Tap Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Show Me Your 564 Soul TH 67 Good People AS 51 So Good AS 47 7 AS 162 Do It Well AS 220 Celloopa ID 173 Run This Town CS 648 Crimewave KD 172 Uproar CS 527 On The Run TD Spooky Scary 16 Let It Bump AS 594 Skeletons KD 202 Sass Attac CS 197 Concept Crooks CS Theatre Production Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 82 The Wedding AS 592 Brides of 2020 KD Lyrical Number Name Studio 274 More PD Knocking On 78 Heaven's Door AS 122 Wonderwall RD 267 Sorry PD 118 In My Veins RD 493 Rescue TD 492 Grow As We Go TD 90 Lovely WD 496 For Now TD SOLO/DUET/TRIO Current Top Ten Style Categories 12 & Under Acro Ballet Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 346 Cosmic SA 693 Prayer VS Variation from 517 The Champion TD 609 Paquita KD 524 Incantation TD 367 Allegreto SA 700 Souvenir TH 387 Daffodil KD 391 Don Quixote KD 331 Bell'Angelo QB 298 Tranquility KD Fairy Doll 689 Variation VS Pharoah's Daughter Act 3 - Third River 335 Variation QB Contemporary Jazz Number Name Studio Number Name Studio The Cobra's 710 Love Is Blind TH 711 Dance TH You Don't Know 470 Heart and Mind TH 574 Me TH 240 Last Moment ID 341 Sk8er Boi SA Don't Wanna 590 Elfa KD 64 Dance AS Rhythm of the 422 Stardust WA 599 Night KD 340 Spark QB 75 Water Me AS 293 Tempelhof KD 379 Electric Swing ID 307 Metanoia KD 571 Destination TH 702 Unearthing TH 326 Write My Story QB 486 Halo TH 627 Wanted It KD Street Tap Number Name Studio Number Name Studio SIng, Sing, 474 Tambourine TH 575 Sing, TH ILY (I love you 187 5 + 5 CS 209 baby) ID 184 Showgirl CS 226 Bye, bye. bye ID 192 Fresh Princess CS 216 Wonderful Life ID 179 P&Q CS 227 Problem ID Better When 560 We're Dancing TH Sitting on Top 585 of the World TH 219 It's Party Time ID 211 Na na na ID Blondes Have 218 More Fun ID Theatre Lyrical Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Sound of 79 Top Secret AS 214 Silence ID Don't Rain On 579 My Parade TH 244 Rain ID 567 Bigger is Better TH 123 Eet RD Getting Good At A Thousand 80 Being Bad AS 68 Years AS That Beautiful 291 Sound KD 578 Hurt So Much TH 283 Pinkalicious KD 647 Rainbow KD 705 Power Puff TH 573 To Die For TH Can Your 568 Friends Do This TH 245 Two of Us ID Get Back Up 290 Again KD 664 Lost Boy RD 582 Twins TH 136 Iris RD SOLO/DUET/TRIO Current Top Ten Style Categories 14 & Over Acro Ballet Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 714 K vs. L TH 652 Giselle KD 625 Lacrimosa KD 305 Passione KD 309 Notturno KD Esmerelda 476 Variation TH 276 Succession KD 655 Impromptus KD 653 Adieu KD 345 Percussio SA Paquita 437 Variation WA Contemporary Jazz Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 440 Channel 5 WA 591 Sail KD/PD What a Difference a Everybody In 421 Day Makes WA 1 Here AS Have a Great 275 Day PD 485 Will You Fight TH 49 Love Song AS 37 Rule The World AS Earth Has No 231 Sorrow ID 270 PYT PD As The World Speak No 372 Caves In SA/PD 141 Americano RD The Only Way 248 Out is Through ED 34 Watch Me AS We Are 55 Tadow AS 3 Through AS In The Make You 249 Intermission ED 43 Wonder AS Sweet 259 Hallelujah PD 597 I Know KD/PD Street Tap Number Name Studio Number Name Studio 70 Upgrade U AS 708 Back In Time TH 45 You Da One AS 351 Better Together SA 39 Womanizer AS 350 Harvest Moon SA 473 W3RK TH 637 I Will Survive KD 177 The Beginning CS 596 Beat It KD 167 Like A Boy AS 712 Take 5 TH 569 King's Dead TH 706 Tico Tico TH 472 Mission TH 29 But Not For Me AS 161 She Bad AS 713 Just Tap 2 TH Where They 570 From TH 236 If Your Over Me ID Theatre Lyrical Number Name Studio Number Name Studio Barry is Going 368 to Prom SA/PD 289 Do You Believe PD Ms Sally No One Knows 602 O'Malley KD/PD 28 Me AS Gonna Hurry 624 A Musical KD/PD 50 Up AS Honest 263 Roxie PD 12 Questions AS 416 Sue Me KD/PD 621 When KD/PD Never Tear Us 404 Get Out KD 229 Apart ID 261 Screw Loose PD 48 Spirit AS Kindergarten 140 Love Song RD 620 Doomed KD/PD Hard Act To 601 Blue Hair KD 618 Follow KD/PD 312 You'll Be Back KD/PD 262 Silence PD Session Awards Adjudicator's Choice Recipients Choreography Award Recipients Number Name Studio Number Name Studio "Those Boots are Made for DANCIN'" Award - These Boots (Group Good People 23 Award) AS 67 (Jeremy Miton) AS "Captivating Storyteller" Award - Getting Good at Being Bad (Kerrington Tadow (Robyn 80 Gillespie) AS 55 Anderson) AS "Clean Machine" Award - Upgrade You (Maya Galina (Mike 70 Weckesser) AS 8 McInnes) AS "Patience and Potential" Award - Lovely (Luca Back to Black 19 Keddell) AS 71 (Robyn Anderson) AS "Hard at Work" Welcome to the Award - Erika G Asylum (Elise 86 (Erika Gent) WD 117 Samson) RD "Soaring Suspension" Sparkling Award - Uninvited Diamonds (Elise 119 (Bryn Dovey) RD 112 Samson) RD "Honest Talent" Award - Wicked Game (Hannah Vodoo Dolls (Elise 125 Smith) RD 109 Samson) RD "Ready, Set, Get it!" Award - The No Speak Race is On (Group Americano (Elise 138 Award) RD 141 Samson) RD "A+ Entertainment" Award - Kindergarten Love Song (Tannis March of the Cards 140 McIlwham) RD 149 (Elise Samson) RD "Captivating and Creative" Award - It's Happening Joker (Group Again (Robyn 154 Award) RD 165 Anderson) AS "Something About You" Award - Penny Whistle Dance (Lia The Beginning 186 Martinez-Shaw) CS 177 (Carlow Rush) CS "Dude's Got Moves" Award - 5 + 5 (Thomas Seven Birds (Sarah 187 Waldron) CS 223 DeVito) ID "Super Sassy" Earth Has No Award - Get Dat Sorrow (Sarah 228 (Saija McClinton) ID 231 DeVito) ID "Great Sounds Cool Cat" Award - Cool Cat (Isla Burning (Sarah 239 Melenson) ID 238 DeVito) ID "Showgirl Magic" The Only Way Out Award - Roxie (Ava is Through (Sarah 263 Smith) PD 248 DeVito) ED "Rockstar Performance" Award - Black Betty (Group Anonymous 264 Award) PD 265 (Chanel Lacasse) PD "Powerhouse" Award - Have A Great Day (Maybelline 275 Mnguni) MM 274 More (Liz Tookey) PD "A Star is Born" Award - Pinkalicious (Everly Tranquility 283 Pugh) KD 298 (Chantelle Norris) KD "Future Is Bright" Award - Salut D'amour (Zoe Peter and the Wolf 320 Pollitt) KD 308 (Carolé Martyn) KD "Pump It Up!" Award - Let's Get Loud (Group Hey Ma (Rebecca 338 Award) QB 325 McLane) QB "Rockstar Energy" Sk8er Boi (Sage Better Together 341 Tousaw) SA 351 (Bryony Blake) SA "Jim Carrey In The Making!" Award - Barry is Going to Prom (Natalie Joyeux (Cat and 368 Galdart) SA/PD 354 Hayley Newcombe) SA "Pizazz" Award - Electric Swing Sleeping Beauty (Gabriella Waltz (Chantelle 379 Gillespie) KD 394 Norris) KD "So Sweet" Award - Lonely Ballerina In Transit (Angela 377 (Finley Robertson) KD 417 Mousseau) WA "A Friend To Floorwork" Award - Due Tramonti Fuel (Angela 420 (Marin Crane) WA 434 Mousseau) WA "Captivating Performer" Award - 13 Angels Standing Channel 5 (Amelie 447 (Ainsley Robinson) WA 440 MacDonald) WA "Now That's Full Energy" Award - Tambourine Glassworks (Dana 474 (Dakota Lange) TH 453 Fry Blanco) WA "L-O-V-E-L-Y!" Talk With Your Award - L-o-v-e Mouth Shut (Sarah 466 (Group Award) TH 478 Devito) TH "Clean & Cruisin'" Award - Sea Cruise Reflection (Sarah 532 (Group Award) TD 523 Kielly) TD "Jazzerina" Award Mermaid Party - Kick It (Siena (Tamara Ryan 537 Bogie) TD 544 Telford) TH "Earned Her Tip" Award - The Bell Hop (Madyson For The People 551 Grant) TH 545 (Livea Gill Harding) TH "Outta This World" Award - Chromatic Move It (Livea Gill 565 (Group Award) TH 566 Harding) TH "I Say, Yes to Blue Hair" Award - Blue Brooklyn 601 Hair (Tala Whiting) KD 606 (Chantelle Norris) KD "A Future Rocket!" Award - Ms Sally Sentier Des O'Malley (Kayla Larmes (Chantelle 602 Henry) KD/PD 614 Norris) KD "Serious Class" Award
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