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| 2024 Pricing Per Entry | Preseason |
|---|---|
| Team | $235 |
| Production | $315 |
| Officer | $205 |
| Social Officer | $160 |
| XL Ensemble (21+) | $180 |
| Large Ensemble (13-20) | $170 |
| Medium Ensemble (7-12) | $160 |
| Small Ensemble (4-6) | $150 |
| Trio | $140 |
| Duet | $130 |
| Solo (entering with a participating team) | $110 |
| Individual (entering as an individual - Pre-Season Only) | $120 |
| Team Critique (Pre-Season Only) | $145 |
| 2025 Pricing Per Entry | Regionals |
|---|---|
| Team | $300 |
| Production | $400 |
| Officer | $275 |
| Social Officer | $230 |
| XL Ensemble (21+) | $260 |
| Large Ensemble (13-20) | $250 |
| Medium Ensemble (7-12) | $240 |
| Small Ensemble (4-6) | $230 |
| Trio | $220 |
| Duet | $200 |
| Solo (entering with a participating team) | $120 |
| 2025 Pricing Per Entry | State |
|---|---|
| Team | $310 |
| Production | $410 |
| Officer | $285 |
| Social Officer | $240 |
| XL Ensemble (21+) | $270 |
| Large Ensemble (13-20) | $260 |
| Medium Ensemble (7-12) | $250 |
| Small Ensemble (4-6) | $240 |
| Trio | $230 |
| Duet | $210 |
| Solo (entering with a participating team) | $130 |
| 2025 Pricing Per Entry | |
|---|---|
| Team | $385 |
| Production | $460 |
| Officer | $325 |
| Social Officer | $250 |
| XL Ensemble (21+) | $280 |
| Large Ensemble (13-20) | $270 |
| Medium Ensemble (7-12) | $260 |
| Small Ensemble (4-6) | $250 |
| Trio | $240 |
| Duet | $220 |
| Solo (entering with a participating team) | $145 |
| STUDIO | PUBLIC |
|---|---|
| Based on AGE as of 8/31 of the current school year | Based on GRADE as of 8/31 of the current school year |
| 4 and under | Elementary |
| 5 – 6 yrs | 6th Grade |
| 7 – 8 yrs | 7th Grade |
| 9 – 10 yrs | 8th Grade |
| 11 – 12 yrs | 9th Grade |
| 13 – 14 yrs | 10th Grade |
| 15 – 16 yrs | 11th Grade |
| 17 – 18 yrs | 12th Grade |
| STUDIO CLASSIFICATION | PUBLIC CLASSIFICATION |
|---|---|
| Tot (4 & under) | Middle School |
| Tiny (5-6 yrs) | High School |
| Mini (7-9 yrs) | |
| Youth (10-12 yrs) | |
| Junior (13-15 yrs) | |
| Senior (16-18 yrs) |
| Classification | Description |
|---|---|
| Small Ensemble | 4-6 |
| Medium Ensemble | 7-12 |
| Large Ensemble | 13-20 |
| XL Ensemble | 21+ |
| Social Officer | Total Social Officers on your 2025 team |
Each ensemble classification / size will compete together regardless of style.
| CLASSIFICATION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Public Elementary | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Small Middle School | Up to 15 Members |
| Medium Middle School | 16 - 22 Members |
| Large Middle School | 23+ Members |
| Small Junior Varsity | Up to 14 Members |
| Medium Junior Varsity | 15 - 19 Members |
| Large Junior Varsity | 20+ Members |
| Pep Squad | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Crew | All Male |
| Co-Ed | Male / Female |
| Novice HS Varsity | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Classic Small HS Varsity | Up to 14 Members |
| Classic Medium HS Varsity | 15 - 21 Members |
| Classic Large HS Varsity | 22 - 30 Members |
| Classic Extra Large HS Varsity | 31+ Members |
| Select Small HS Varsity | Up to 19 Members |
| Select Medium HS Varsity | 20 - 29 Members |
| Select Large HS Varsity | 30 - 39 Members |
| Select Extra Large HS Varsity | 40 + Members |
| CLASSIFICATION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Classic/Select Tot (Studio) | 4 & Under |
| Classic/Select Tiny (Studio) | 5 - 6 yrs |
| Classic/Select Mini (Studio) | 7 - 9 yrs |
| Classic/Select Youth (Studio) | 10 - 12 yrs |
| Classic/Select Junior (Studio) | 13 - 15 yrs |
| Classic/Select Senior (Studio) | 16 - 18 yrs |
| Public Elementary | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Small Middle School | Up to 15 Members |
| Medium Middle School | 16 - 22 Members |
| Large Middle School | 23 + Members |
| Small Junior Varsity | Up to 12 Members |
| Medium Junior Varsity | 13 - 19 Members |
| Large Junior Varsity | 20 + Members |
| Pep Squad | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Crew | All Male |
| Novice HS Varsity | Total members on your 2025 team. |
| Classic Small HS Varsity | Up to 14 Members |
| Classic Medium HS Varsity | 15 - 21 Members |
| Classic Large HS Varsity | 22 - 30 Members |
| Classic Extra Large HS Varsity | 31 + Members |
| Select Small HS Varsity | Up to 19 Members |
| Select Medium HS Varsity | 20 - 29 Members |
| Select Large HS Varsity | 30 - 39 Members |
| Select Extra Large HS Varsity | 40 + Members |
| HS Elite Team | Group of elite dancers on your 2025 team. |
| College | Total members on your 2025 team. |
Showcase your team’s tradition, spirit, and innovation with the Game Day division. The routine should be entertaining, creative, and unique to your school.
The following elements must be included:
- Tradition: A section that highlights your team’s fight song or a similar community tradition.
Ex: Tradition skills or choreography - Crowd Connection: A section that is spirit raising and encourages audience engagement.
Ex: Chant, Song, Cheer - Performance: A section that brings the energy for entertainment via jazz, pom, hip hop, kick or any combination of these genres. Both band and popular music are permitted.
** If the number of dancers in your Game Day routine exceeds the threshold for your size classification, the score will not count towards your overall score. **
** A description of the above required elements and the number of PERFORMERS will be required during registration. **
Genre using newer philosophies of movement which depart from classical dance genres without losing the structure, form or technique.
Genre using “street” style movements that evolved from the hip-hop culture. This includes a wide range of styles including breaking, locking and popping.
An upbeat style of dance where the focus is on technical skills.
Varied kick sequences are performed with an emphasis on kick technique and height.
Genre using fluid body movements and control that combines elements of ballet, modern and jazz while incorporating technique.
Genre consisting of strong, sharp, linear movements focused on precision and placement.
A theme is acted out by using dance movements that fit the “character” of the routine.
This is a routine that does not fall into the other categories such as tap, ballet or a routine that is a clear fusion of different dance genres.
** A description of the concept / genre will be required during registration. **
Poms used to create a visually effective, high energy routine, where the focus is on precision and placement.
Typically a themed performance utilizing staging, props, and/or back drops that extends longer than the time limit.
Showcase your team’s tradition, spirit, and innovation with the Game Day division. The routine should be entertaining, creative, and unique to your school.
The following elements must be included:
- Tradition: A section that highlights your team’s fight song or a similar community tradition.
Ex: Tradition skills or choreography - Crowd Connection: A section that is spirit raising and encourages audience engagement.
Ex: Chant, Song, Cheer - Performance: A section that brings the energy for entertainment via jazz, pom, hip hop, kick or any combination of these genres. Both bad and popular music is permitted.
** If the number of dancers in your Game Day routine exceeds the threshold for your size classification, the score will not count towards your overall score. **
** A description of the above required elements and the number of PERFORMERS will be required during registration. **
Genre using newer philosophies of movement which depart from classical dance genres without losing the structure, form or technique.
Genre using “street” style movements that evolved from the hip-hop culture. This includes a wide range of styles including breaking, locking and popping.
An upbeat style of dance where the focus is on technical skills.
Varied kick sequences are performed with an emphasis on kick technique and height.
Genre using fluid body movements and control that combines elements of ballet, modern and jazz while incorporating technique.
Genre consisting of strong, sharp, linear movements focused on precision and placement.
Genre consisting of modern dance techniques such as suspension, release, and contraction.
A theme is acted out by using dance movements that fit the “character” of the routine.
This is a routine that does not fall into the other categories such as tap, ballet or a routine that is a clear fusion of different dance genres.
** A description of the concept / genre will be required during registration. **
Poms used to create a visually effective, high energy routine, where the focus is on precision and placement.
Object(s) used the majority of the time to create an effect in a dance routine.
Typically a themed performance utilizing staging, props, and/or back drops that extends longer than the time limit.
Consistent with genre descriptions
Inclusive of any required elements
Creativity
Difficulty
Formations
Musical Interpretation
Theme Development
Variety of Movement
Transitions
Use of levels / space
Alignment
Arm Carriage
Body Placement
Control
Extensions
Feet
Turn Out
Flexibility
Skills – Leaps / Turns / Acro
Use of Core
Body Angles
Completion of Movement
Dynamics
Focus
Memory
Precision
Spacing
Timing
Authenticity
Body Carriage
Confidence
Dynamic Expression
Endurance
Energy Level
Projection
Theme Expression
