Dance State News Today

Acid-laced trance meets tunnelling prog-techno on the forthcoming four-tracker from London-raised, Berlin-based Revivis

Fewer teams will have the chance to compete in this year's Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) Cheer and Dance State Championship thanks to a change in the registration policy that says teams will qualify based on the order in which they registered and not their skills, according to coaches.

First Person: Suzanna Parpos writes, from a childhood day at the beach to a school emergency, her legs have helped her along critical journeys.

The Phi-Dels traveled to the state dance tournament at the Idaho Center on March 20 where they competed in four events. Preston placed second overall with a first place finish in the kick division, first in hip hop, second in military and third in dance. Columbia, which won the dance and military divisions, also took first and Shelley third overall. “This is the fourth consecutive year we have qualified for state,” said Coach Patriece Moffitt, excluding last year since the state level...