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Sevierville Overall Score Reports Sevierville Overall Score Reports Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Solo Performance Platinum 1st Place 1 199 Yankee Doodle - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 110.2 Lindsay Santos Gold 1st Place 2 121 Amazing Grace - Carthage Dance Studio - Lebanon, TN 108.3 Rylee Gregory Gold 1st Place 3 256 Over and Over - Shoal's Dance Academy - Florence, AL 108.0 Brooklyn Bates Gold 1st Place 4 42 Born to Entertain - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 107.6 Ellison Blye Allen Gold 1st Place 4 255 Let Them Be Little - Shoal's Dance Academy - Florence, AL 107.6 Madalyn Pace Gold 1st Place 5 215 Lucky Star - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 107.3 Brianna Burden Gold 1st Place 6 300 I Would - Tri-Cities Talent - Kingsport, TN 107.1 Emily Bowen Gold 1st Place 7 213 Ordinary Miracle - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 107.0 Izzy Baggett Gold 1st Place 8 212 Diamonds - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 106.6 Ella Roberts Gold 1st Place 9 214 Royal Fun - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 105.9 Kaeli Gaither Advanced Platinum 1st Place 1 211 Angel Standing By - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 109.9 Savannah Oliver Platinum 1st Place 1 309 Something to Dance For - Studio K Dance Academy - Morganton, NC 109.9 Makiyah Koscheck Gold 1st Place 2 38 Anthem - East Tennessee Dance Academy - Dandridge, TN 108.8 Sawyer Jones Gold 1st Place 2 95 Can't Touch This - Newport Dance & Cheer Academy, Inc. - Newport, TN 108.8 Morgan Swaffer Gold 1st Place 3 94 Firework - Newport Dance & Cheer Academy, Inc. - Newport, TN 108.5 Rachel Hunley Gold 1st Place 4 277 Hokie Pokie - Lana's Dance Centre - Clarksville, TN 107.9 Jireh Livingston Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 209 Big Noise - Center Stage Dance Academy - Fort Mill, SC 110.3 Sarah Swoope Platinum 1st Place 2 363 Mario - Smartt Steps - Hendersonville, TN 110.1 Keiera McKinney Platinum 1st Place 3 88 Here I Come - Newport Dance & Cheer Academy, Inc. - Newport, TN 109.7 Taelyr Ball Gold 1st Place 4 87 You're the One That I Want - Newport Dance & Cheer Academy, Inc. - Newport, TN 108.6 Mikaela Hazlett Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Duet/Trio Performance Gold 1st Place 1 149 Bibbity Bobbity Boo - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 107.9 Emily Diggs, Madi Jester Gold 1st Place 2 44 Too Much - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 107.3 Cadance Eastman, Sophia Von Wedel Advanced Gold 1st Place 1 172 In Rio - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 108.6 Lindsay Santos, Emma Littlefield, Kerilyn Oleksuk Gold 1st Place 2 287 Growth - Lana's Dance Centre - Clarksville, TN 108.0 Jireh Livingston, Amelia Spingler, Molly Stowell Gold 1st Place 3 286 Mambo No. 5 - Lana's Dance Centre - Clarksville, TN 107.6 Jireh Livingston, Kendrick Allen Competitive Platinum 1st Place 1 228 NV - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 109.8 Graycie Zimmerman, Savannah Oliver Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Small Performance Gold 1st Place 1 145 7 Little Girls - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 108.2 Emily Diggs, Madi Jester, Lillyanne McMurray, Isabelle Nunn, Riley Putallaz, Sophia Russell, Ella Zarankin Gold 1st Place 2 198 Waterfall - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 107.3 Emily Diggs, Madi Jester, Keira Martin, Isabelle Nunn, Riley Putallaz, Sophia Russell, Ella Zarankin Gold 1st Place 3 164 Funky Monkey - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 107.0 Celeste Whitteker, Caroline McMurray, Brennen Dovie, Harliee Phipps, Leah Santos, Klaire Hall, Keira Martin, Lindsay Massey Gold 1st Place 4 118 Bugle Boy - Studio One - Somerset, KY 106.8 Aijah Carrender, Bryanna Ellis, Brylee Parnell, Ellary Tarter, Emmary Hutchinson, Kelli-Anne Baird, Josie Bastin Gold 1st Place 4 232 Divas in Training - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 106.8 Izzy Baggett, Brianna Burden, Kaeli Gaither, Savannah Oliver, Ella Roberts, Julianna Vaughn Gold 1st Place 5 72 Let's Dance - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 106.6 Blaklyn Kyte, Miley Jenkins, Lauren Cox, Jaelyn Fairchild, Brooke Bilbrey Gold 1st Place 6 64 She's in Love - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 106.5 Ariel Crumbley, Avery Duncanson, Cadance Eastman, Adriana Silvestri, Aiden Stalcup, Sophia Von Wedel, Ellison Blye Allen Gold 1st Place 7 109 Wonderful World - Studio One - Somerset, KY 106.4 Aijah Carrender, Bryanna Ellis, Brylee Parnell, Ellary Tarter, Emmary Hutchinson, Josie Bastin, Kelli-Anne Baird Gold 1st Place 7 181 Off to See the Wizard - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 106.4 Emily Diggs, Brennen Dovie, Caroline McMurray, Lillyanne McMurray, Riley Putallaz, Sophia Russell Advanced Platinum 1st Place 1 183 Party - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 110.8 Lindsay Santos, Katya Saveleva, Emma Littlefield, Karis White, Kerilyn Oleksuk, Mya O'Rourke-Russell, Sophia McGrady Platinum 1st Place 2 366 Breakdown - 3D Studio of Dance & Fitness - Sevierville, TN 109.7 Megan Ownby, Mallie Myrick, Madison Barnes, Lauren Kohagen, Kendl Reagan, Abrial Bales, Abigail Weckesser, Abby Soto Gold 1st Place 3 336 Spice Girls - Danse Et Plus - Knoxville, TN 107.9 Olivia Stump, Jade Bell, Emma Oliver, Dizzy Breeden, Alexandra "Baby" Smith Competitive Gold 1st Place 1 86 Calling All the Monsters - Newport Dance & Cheer Academy, Inc. - Newport, TN 109.0 Lia Arrowood, Brooklyn Miller, Taelyr Ball, Rachel Hunley, Morgan Swaffer, Mikaela Hazlett, Matisse Bible, Madylyn Bible, Kennedy Williamson Gold 1st Place 2 35 It's a Small World - East Tennessee Dance Academy - Dandridge, TN 108.2 Cadence McDaniel, Jayden McDaniel, Sawyer Jones, Beth Blizzard, Kendall Jackson, Sadie Johnston, Sara Rankin Mini (8 yrs. & Under) Large Performance Gold 1st Place 1 367 Live It Up - 3D Studio of Dance & Fitness - Sevierville, TN 108.7 NoraKate Auten, Morgan Pettis, Kylee Moreno, Kydall Barrett, Kendall Kickman, Emree Henderson, Elisia Scales, Ariana Clark, Alyssa Hatcher, Aleya McCarter Junior (9 - 11 yrs.) Solo Performance Platinum 1st Place 1 196 The Spell - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 110.1 Karis White Platinum 1st Place 2 99 Human - Studio One - Somerset, KY 109.8 Chloe Perkins Platinum 1st Place 2 326 Dare You to Move - Studio K Dance Academy - Morganton, NC 109.8 Ella Styles Gold 1st Place 3 271 Build You Up - Winter & Company Dance Studio - Greeneville, TN 109.3 Anna Grace Parlapiano Gold 1st Place 4 98 Don't Let Me Go - Studio One - Somerset, KY 109.2 Laryssa King Gold 1st Place 5 57 Good Morning Baltimore - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 109.1 Avery Griebe Gold 1st Place 5 293 Hunger Games - Studio Nine22 - Greeneville, TN 109.1 Journey Tuggle Gold 1st Place 6 50 The Witch is Dead - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 109.0 Ella Riehl Gold 1st Place 7 374 Melody - Studio One - , 108.7 Emily Hill Gold 1st Place 8 262 Let Her Go - Shoal's Dance Academy - Florence, AL 108.6 Anna Grace Jones Gold 1st Place 9 102 Crazy - Studio One - Somerset, KY 108.4 Tori Inabnitt Gold 1st Place 10 244 Mirror - Studio Nine22 - Greeneville, TN 108.3 ShelC' Black Advanced Double Platinum 1 60 Meet Me At the Roxy - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 113.8 Sydney Elam Double Platinum 2 156 Dreaming - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 113.5 Claire Stanaland Double Platinum 3 123 Donatella - Backstage Dance - Knoxville, TN 112.8 Isabella Childers Double Platinum 4 318 Professor of Dubstep - Studio K Dance Academy - Morganton, NC 112.3 Jonathan Hensley Platinum 1st Place 5 159 Ferris Wheel - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 111.6 Lexi Grigg Platinum 1st Place 6 126 The Shy French Girl - Backstage Dance - Knoxville, TN 110.8 Leah Wilson Platinum 1st Place 7 48 Invisible Love - Angela Floyd School for the Dance - Knoxville, TN 110.5 Keira Newsom Platinum 1st Place 7 217 Sassy - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 110.5 Jenna Bricks Platinum 1st Place 8 345 Reggae - Danse Et Plus - Knoxville, TN 110.4 Antonio Grasty Gold 1st Place 9 343 Folding Chair - Danse Et Plus - Knoxville, TN 110.1 Emma Oliver Gold 1st Place 10 280 Hung the Moon - Lana's Dance Centre - Clarksville, TN 110.0 Rylee Sawyer Competitive Crystal Award 1 157 Faun - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 114.1 Ella Stulce Double Platinum 2 16 Fragile - - Huntersville, NC 113.3 Daryl-Von Bullerdick Double Platinum 3 371 It's Gonna be a Long Walk - Lake Norman Dance Gallery - Mooresville, NC 113.0 Mallory Ramsay Double Platinum 4 219 Queen Bee - Rewind Academy of Dance - Clarksville, TN 112.8 Graycie Zimmerman Double Platinum 5 249 Accentuate the Positive - Fuzion Dance Company - Hayesville, NC 112.5 Dustin Anderson Platinum 1st Place 6 282 I'll Be - Lana's Dance Centre - Clarksville, TN 111.9 Javon Hunter Platinum 1st Place 7 250 Careless Whisper - Fuzion Dance Company - Hayesville, NC 111.6 Mai Lim Platinum 1st Place 8 37 Little Bird - East Tennessee Dance Academy - Dandridge, TN 111.4 Sadie Johnston Platinum 1st Place 9 248 Boots - Fuzion Dance Company - Hayesville, NC 110.9 Ashlyn Leatherwood Junior (9 - 11 yrs.) Duet/Trio Performance Gold 1st Place 1 186 Roar - Dance Tech Performing Arts Studio - Blacksburg, VA 109.1 Sophia McGrady, Addison Vaught Gold 1st Place 2 108 Secrets - Studio One - Somerset, KY 108.8 Taylor Nelson, Tori Inabnitt Gold 1st Place 3 362 My Philosophy - The Dance Academy - Florence, AL 108.4 Anna Clemons, Rebecca Mcmurtuary, Brooklyn Bates Gold 1st Place 4 242 Childhood to Adolescent - Studio Nine22 - Greeneville, TN 108.1 Dalton Webb, Journey
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