Categories

A large, show-stopping group routine featuring at least 18 dancers. Productions must be theme-based and may include multiple dance styles, props, costumes, and a combination of age groups.

ShowStopper

An open category for routines that do not clearly fit into another listed dance style. This may include specialty, fusion, experimental, or mixed-style performances.

VARIETY

Routines featuring acrobatic or gymnastic skills combined with dance choreography. Dance movement must be present throughout and should connect the acrobatic elements.

ACRO DANCE

Theme-based routines inspired by musical theater, character work, or novelty performance. Props, costumes, acting, lip-syncing, or comedic elements may be included.

NOVELTY / CHARACTER

Dance representing a specific cultural, ethnic, or traditional style. Choreography, music, costuming, and movement should reflect the chosen tradition respectfully.

FOLKLORIC

Street dance styles including hip hop, funk, breaking, popping, locking, or related styles. Routines should emphasize musicality, groove, rhythm, and style.

HIP-HOP

Routines must be performed in hard-soled shoes and include Irish-inspired steps, rhythms, and movement style.

IRISH HARD SOLE

Dance performed in clogging shoes, typically featuring rhythmic footwork and percussive sounds. Traditional clogging steps are welcome but not required.

Clogging

Traditional tap dance with emphasis on rhythm, timing, clarity of sounds, and tap technique.

TAP

A blend of modern, ballet, jazz, and post-modern movement styles. Choreography often emphasizes fluidity, musical interpretation, storytelling, and  innovative movement.

CONTEMPORARY

Interpretive and stylized dance rooted in modern dance technique. Routines may focus on movement exploration, expression, dynamics, and non-traditional choreography

MODERN

A fusion of ballet and jazz techniques, typically interpretive in nature. Choreography should emphasize emotional expression, musicality, fluid movement, and storytelling.

Lyrical

Classical ballet technique with emphasis on proper form, alignment, grace, control, and traditional ballet movement vocabulary. Pointe work may be included when appropriate.

ballet / pointe

POM-POM / DRILL

Classic jazz dance with an emphasis on technique, rhythm, style, and performance quality.
Gymnastics or acrobatic elements should make up less than 20% of the routine.

JAZZ

All categories may contain vocalization/lip syncing

Props and stage sets are permitted in every category within limits contained under the Props section

Multiple entries are permitted in each category

Precision-based routines featuring sharp movements, formations, synchronization, and drill team-style choreography. Poms or other handheld props may be used.

Song And Dance 

Contains live singing and dance choreography. No pre-recorded vocal melody is permitted. Backup vocalizations are allowed. Performers can bring their own microphones if they choose. Please email us for compatible microphone options. 

Rules

The Team Dance Dance Off is an audition-style event where dancers have the opportunity to be selected for the All Star Team.

Dancers may register the day of the competition for $15.

Junior dancers, ages 12 and under, and Senior dancers, ages 13 and older, will be invited onstage to learn choreography quickly and perform it for the judges.

Judges will select the top performers until a Top Five is chosen.

All Star Team members will each receive an award!

All Star Team Dance Off

Teachers may not be on stage or assist dancers from the audience or wings. This applies to all age groups. Exceptions may be made for dancers with special needs. Studios should contact Team Dance in advance to arrange any special circumstances.

Alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited at the event.

Repeat performances will only be allowed after a technical difficulty, as determined by the Team Dance director.

Team Dance reserves the right to add or cancel events based on entries received. Studios already registered for a canceled event will receive a full refund.

Extra Information

Personal video recording/photogtaphy is not allowed during competition routines.

All dancers receive their professional Pictures and videos after the event through their registration fee. Attendees may not make their own recordings in order to protect the privacy of all dancers.

These photo and video restrictions do not apply to Team Dance Off events or awards ceremonies. Families and attendees may film and photograph during those portions of the event.

Videos / Pictures

Props and stage sets are allowed but may not take more than 1 minute total for set-up and tear-down. Production set-up may take up to 3 minutes total.

Dangerous props are not allowed. This includes, but is not limited to, knives, swords, fire, or similar items. Props that may damage the stage are not allowed. Props that litter the stage, such as glitter, powder, confetti, or similar materials, may only be used with permission from the directors of Team Dance and must be cleaned up immediately following the performance.

Special lighting requests are not allowed.

Curtain closing will only be allowed for production numbers and will depend on availability at the facility.

Studios with questions or concerns about props should contact the Team Dance head office before the event.

Props

All music must be collected and uploaded before the event. Studio owners are responsible for uploading music to the studio login page at least two weeks before the scheduled competition. After uploading music, studios should review each track to confirm the correct edits and tracks were uploaded.

Studios should also bring backup music. Backup tracks may be brought on a flash drive, CD, or preferably on a digital device with a headphone jack, such as a phone, laptop, or tablet.

Music

  • Duos/Trios: up to 3 minutes
  • Group Dances: up to 3 minutes
  • Showstopper Dances: up to 8 minutes
  • Solos: up to 3 minutes

Getting on and off stage & setting props should take no longer than 30 seconds. Showstoppers are allowed up to 90 seconds to set props/costumes. 

Time Limits

The group sizes available are:
  • Solos
  • Duo
  • Trio
  • Small Group (4-10)
  • Large Group (11-17)
  • Showstoppers (18+)

Small and large group routines will be combined at the regional level for overall awards.  They will be separated at the National level.

Soloists competing more than one solo in the same top ten category will only place in the top ten once. If their solo age category is divided into style, then solos of different genres may be considered for more than one top ten award. This is decided on a city by city basis and can be viewed on the top ten breakdown posted one week before the event.

The Showstopper category is for routines that may have previously been categorized as Line or Production. Showstopper routines may be placed separately in overall awards or may be combined with other group sizes, depending on the nature of the routine and the city breakdown. Showstopper routines are eligible for the Overall T.E.A.M. Dance Award. Showstopper routines labeled as Novelty/Character or Production will be placed in a separate Top Ten category when more than one routine of that type is present at an event. Showstopper routines labeled with any other dance style may be placed in overall awards with Small Group and Large Group routines, depending on the city breakdown.

Group Sizes

When a routine includes dancers of various ages, a team cannot compete more than one age group below the age of the oldest dancer. For example, if the average age of your team is 12 but you have a 16 year old student in the class, the team must compete in the teen category.

Group age Rule

  • PEEWEE: Ages 6 and Under
  • MINI: 7-9
  • JUNIOR: Ages 10-12
  • TEEN: Ages 13-15
  • SENIOR: Ages 16-18
  • ADULT: Age 19+

Age Divisions

A dancer’s age is determined by their age as of January 1 of the competition season. The registration system will calculate the age for all routines. If a routine’s average age includes a decimal of .5 or higher, the system will round up to the next age.

Studios are responsible for entering accurate birth dates for all dancers. Proof of age may be required if a dispute arises. Accurate birth dates are especially important for duo and trio routines and for parents accessing dancer photo and video media after the event.

Age requirements

The Elite Star division is designed for advanced competitive dancers and teams. This level is intended for routines that demonstrate advanced technique performed with accuracy, strength, control, and consistency. Teams competing in the Elite Star division are eligible for higher cash prizes and will be considered for Platinum Studio Overall Awards. Dancers competing in the Elite Star division for group routines are encouraged to enter their solo, duo, or trio routines in the Elite Star division as well. The Elite Star division may be combined with the Star division if there are not enough entries to warrant a separate Top Ten category, at the discretion of Team Dance. All Top Ten category placements will be posted at least one week prior to the event. Soloists wishing to compete in the Title Competition must be registered in the Elite Star division.



Studios may choose the experience levels for their routines at their discretion.  NEW If the judges believe a routine has been mis-categorized, they reserve the right to retroactively adjust the category the routine will be judged in. If that category has already competed and received awards, the routine would not qualify for top ten overall awards. Studio owners will be informed before any category changes are made.

Elite Star Division

The Star division is designed for intermediate competitive dancers and teams. This level is intended for routines that demonstrate intermediate technique performed with accuracy, consistency, and performance quality, with limited use of advanced technical elements. Teams competing in the Star division are eligible for cash prizes and will be considered for Platinum Studio Overall Awards. Dancers competing in the Star division for group routines are encouraged to enter their solo, duo, or trio routines in the Star division as well. The Star division may be combined with the Elite Star division if there are not enough entries to warrant a separate Top Ten category, at the discretion of Team Dance. All Top Ten category placements will be posted at least one week prior to the event.

STAR DIVISION

Debut division is for your recreational teams or beginner dancers. Routines in the category have a larger point range in our adjudicated system, *see below*. If your dancer is performing advanced technical moves (triple pirouettes, aerials, full back leg extensions, etc.) then they should not be competing in the Debut division. Solo/Duo/Trio dancers with groups numbers in the Debut category are welcome to compete in the Star category if they choose, but if their group numbers are in the Star or Elite Star category, their solo should be as well. Routines in the Debut category are NOT eligible for cash prizes and are not considered in Platinum Studio overall awards.

Debut Division

Routines may be performed in one of three divisions:

Experience Levels

Awards

Studios that receive Platinum or High Platinum awards for at least 50% of their eligible routines will be awarded the title of Platinum Studio and will receive a banner to display at their studio.

The studio with the highest percentage of Platinum and High Platinum awards will be named the Overall Platinum Studio.

Only routines entered in the Star and Elite Star divisions will be counted toward this award. Routines entered in the Debut division will not count for or against the studio’s total.

To be eligible for the Overall Platinum Studio Award, a studio must have at least 15 routines entered in the Star and/or Elite Star divisions. No more than 5 of those routines may be solos.

All eligible routines must be registered together on the same registration account and under one studio name in order to be considered for this award.

The Overall Platinum Studio Award winner will receive a banner and a $100 cash prize.

In the event of a tie, Team Dance will calculate the percentage of High Platinum awards to determine the winner.


PLATINUM STUDIO

Routines entered in our Group and Showstopper category will be eligible for our overall TEAM Dance award.  This is to award the routine that envelops all of the four categories listed above.  This routine is determined by the judges choice and not by scores.  The winner will receive a banner and a $100 cash prize.

Overall T.E.A.M. AWARD

Awarded to a group routine with excellent choreography, movement quality, musicality, and effective use of style in any genre of dance.

Marvelous Masterpiece

M.

Awarded to a group routine that demonstrates exceptional artistry through costuming, props, creative theme, visual impact, or other eye-catching elements that stand out to the judges.

Amazing Artistry

A.

Awarded to a group routine that shows excellence in performance quality, facial expression, energy, creativity, and audience engagement.

Expert Entertainers

E.

Awarded to a group routine that demonstrates superior basic and/or advanced technique appropriate for the dancers’ age and level.

Transcendent Technique

T.

The following special awards will be awarded throughout the competition.  Only group routines will be considered for these awards.

T.E.A.M. AWARDS

Only solos entered in the Elite Star category are eligible to compete for Title Soloist. This registration must be received at least one week prior to the event.  Soloists will be grouped with the other title contenders where they will have the opportunity to introduce themselves and answer a question onstage for our judges.  All title competitors in the same age category will then perform their routines for the judges.  One solo from each age group will be chosen as the TD Title Soloist and will receive a special award.  Runners up will also be announced dependent on the amount of routines competing.  

FOR FULL RULES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR OUR TITLE SOLO EVENT, PLEASE CLICK HERE.

SOLO TITLE AWARD

Team Dance awards 1st-10th place to all major category divisions broken down in the following order:

- Elite Star, Star and Debut Dancers
- Age Category
- Group Size
- Style of Dance

If there are not more than 13 routines in a category with studio variation, Team Dance will separate the breakdown in the most logical place to create competitive categories.

The Debut division will always retain its own Top Ten categories. Star and Elite Star may be combined if there are not enough entries in each category.

If a category has fewer than 13 routines, placements will be awarded for half of the entries. For example, if there are 8 entries, Team Dance will award a Top 4. If there is an odd number of entries, Team Dance will round up. For example, if there are 7 entries, Team Dance will award a Top 4. Team Dance reserves the right to offer more placements when deemed appropriate by judges and management, but will not offer fewer than the minimum stated above.

Top Ten breakdowns will be posted on the Event page prior to each event. Questions about category breakdown decisions should be brought to Team Dance Management before the event 

All eligible Top Ten division 1st place winners in the Star and Combined Star/Elite Category will receive $50 cash prize.

All eligible Top Ten division 1st place winners in the Elite Star Category will receive a $100 cash prize

Soloists competing more than one solo in the same Top Ten category may only place in the Top Ten once. If a solo age category is divided by style, solos in different genres may be considered for more than one Top Ten award. This will be decided on a city-by-city basis and can be viewed on the Top Ten breakdown posted prior to the event.

TOP TEN AWARDS

ELITE STAR AND STAR DIVISION
  • High Platinum: 285-300
  • Platinum: 270-284
  • High Gold: 255-269
  • Gold: 225-254
  • Silver: 200-224
  • Bronze: 150-199

DEBUT DIVISION:
  • High Platinum: 280-300
  • Platinum: 265-279
  • High Gold: 250-264
  • Gold: 215-249
  • Silver: 190-214
  • Bronze: 150-189

There may be multiple platinum, gold, silver or bronze awards in each category.

POINT DEDUCTION/ DISQUALIFICATION:
  • Over time limit: 10 points
  • Prop rule violations: 10 points
  • Costumes, songs, or dances that are not age appropriate: 10 points
  • Other rule infractions as seen by Team Dance director: 5 – 25 points

Each performance will receive an adjudicated award based on the following scale:

All numbers will be based on a 300 point scoring system. Each judge may award up to 100 points per number.

Their judging sheet is broken up into the following categories:

  • Costume/appearance: 10%
  • Age Appropriate: 10%
  • Showmanship: 10%
  • Creativity: 10%
  • Precision/Musicality: 10%
  • Formations/Staging: 10%
  • Choreography: 10%
  • Technical Difficulty: 10%
  • Technical Execution: 10%
  • Overall Presentation: 10%

SCORING

Judges may also provide individual awards for groups they choose to recognize for extraordinary accomplishments.

title solo Details

Stage Presence
Judges will consider the dancer’s confidence, charisma, energy, and ability to engage the audience while performing.

Presentation
Judges will consider the dancer’s overall presentation throughout the event, including grooming, appearance, professionalism, and kind and courteous behavior.

Intensity and Emotion
Judges will consider the dancer’s ability to convey emotion, connect with the audience, and convincingly portray the mood, theme, or storyline of the performance.

Overall Performance
Judges will consider the overall impact and entertainment value of the performance, including the dancer’s ability to captivate the audience and create memorable moments.

What is the judging criteria?

Title awards will be presented during Saturday awards so all contestants have the opportunity to compete in the Dance Off before winners are announced.

Mini and Junior Title contestants will typically receive their awards during the Saturday Afternoon Awards, unless their Title category is scheduled for Saturday evening. Teen and Senior contestants will receive their awards during the Saturday Evening Awards.

Title awards will be presented as follows:
1–3 contestants: 1st Place Title awarded
4–5 contestants: 1st and 2nd Place Title awarded
6 or more contestants: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Title awarded

If a Title competition is scheduled on Friday, the dancer’s Top Ten solo awards will be announced during Friday Awards. However, Title awards will not be announced until Saturday after the Dance Off.

The Title winner in each age division will receive a crown and a Title Winner T-shirt.

Awards

Each Title contestant is required to compete in the Team Dance Dance Off for their age division. Dancers will participate in either the Junior Dance Off or Senior Dance Off, depending on their age.
The Dance Off fee is already included in the Title Solo entry fee. Each contestant’s Dance Off number will be included in their Title welcome bag. Contestants should wear their Title bracelet during the Dance Off competition.

Dance off

Title contestants should report backstage approximately five routines before their Title section begins.

All contestants in the section will be brought onstage together and lined up in the order of their solos. The first contestant will be handed the microphone and will introduce themselves. The introduction should include the dancer’s name, age, and studio.

After the introduction, the dancer will return the microphone to the emcee. The emcee will then ask the dancer their onstage question. Once the dancer answers, they will be directed backstage to prepare for their solo.

After all introductions and questions are complete, the soloists will perform in their scheduled order.

Onstage questions will be provided in each contestant’s Title welcome bag.

Mini contestants will receive one question. All Mini contestants will be asked the same question onstage.
Junior contestants will receive three questions and will be asked one of the three onstage.
Teen and Senior contestants will receive several questions to review and will be asked one of those questions onstage.


When it is your scheduled time

Each Title soloist should check in at the front desk upon arrival. Soloists are encouraged to complete this step themselves when possible.

At check-in, the Registration Manager will collect the dancer’s headshot and provide a Title welcome bag. This bag will include:
-The schedule for the day
-The dancer’s onstage question information
-The dancer’s Dance Off number
-The dancer’s Title bracelet

The Title bracelet helps staff and judges recognize Title contestants throughout the event. Bracelets are removable and do not need to be worn while dancers are performing their routines. However, contestants are asked to wear their bracelet whenever they are not onstage and during the Dance Off.

Title contestants are expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship, kindness, and professionalism throughout the event.

When you arrive at the competition

Title contestants should bring a printed 8x10 or letter-sized photo to the event. This photo should be a headshot, meaning it should show the dancer’s face and shoulders. Action photos should not be submitted. The headshot does not need to be professionally taken, and the quality of the photo will not be included in the judging process. Headshots are used to mirror the audition process, help judges identify Title contestants throughout the event, and will be displayed near the registration table during the competition.
Contestants should also come prepared to perform their solo and participate in all required Title activities.

Before The Compeition

What is the process?

  1. Perform and compete a solo in the Elite Star division at a Team Dance competition
  2. Enter only one solo per dancer in the Title Competition
  3. Submit a printed headshot upon arrival
  4. Participate in the onstage introduction and interview question
  5. Compete in the Team Dance Dance Off for their age division

What is required?

The Title Solo Competition is open to soloists competing at the highest level of competition, the Elite Star division.
Title entries are available for the following age divisions:
Mini, Junior, Teen, Senior

Peewee dancers are not eligible to enter the Title Solo Competition.

Each dancer may enter one solo in the Title Competition. The Title entry fee is $45 and includes the dancer’s required entry into the Team Dance Dance Off for their age division.

All Title entries must be received at least one week prior to the competition. Title entries may not be added upon arrival at the event.

Who is eligible?

FAQs

We allow one solos per dancer in all categories due to time constraints. If space is available, solo spots may be opened after the early registration deadline to second solos for Star and Elite Star soloists.

No, only solos registered in the Elite Star category are eligible.

Students are given an opportunity to experience a real-life audition process.  This includes not only our team dance down but also the process of preparing a headshot and public speaking. Preparation and confidence are the gifts that dance can bring to a child’s life.  The Title competition gives students an opportunity to challenge themselves and build their confidence. By wearing their title bracelet throughout the weekend students will also be expected to demonstrate behavior that reflects positively on themselves, their studio, as well as their family. At Team Dance we believe it is important for dancers to understand the importance of their behavior onstage as well as offstage.

To fully register a routine, you need the routine title, style of dance, all dancers participating along with their birthday.  You are asked to enter the routine length but this only matters if you are requesting extended time for your routine.  If not, you can enter 2:50 for all routines.  Routine name and routine dance style do not affect their placement in the schedule and can be changed by you at any time until the final schedule is sent out.

We offer three categories and studio owners are given the ability to choose where to place in those categories. Debut is for beginning or recreational dancers. This is also the only category for Peewee dancers so please choose this for your little groups. Debut dancers are separated into their own top ten categories but there are no cash prizes for the winners.

Star category is for intermediate dancers or new competition performers. Elite Star category is for our advanced performers. Studio owners are welcome to place their groups in different experience levels depending on their level of dance. At the regional level, Star and Elite Star routines may be combined for overall awards if there are not enough routines registered. As a general rule, soloists should compete in the same experience level as their group routines. Dancers competing with their groups in the Star category can only enter their solos in Debut if it is their first solo experience. Dancers competing with their groups in the Elite Star category may only compete their solo in the Star level if it is their first solo experience. They may not compete in Debut. Only solos registered in the Elite Star category may enter our Title Competition. (see more on this below) Showstopper routines may not be registered in the Debut category (more info on this category below)

Our soloists Mini, Junior, Teen, and Senior age may register to be a Title Soloist.  Title soloists will compete together with the other soloists in their age group.  Before the performances, the dancers will go onstage to introduce themselves and their dance.  They will be asked one dance related question on stage.  Judges will be looking for poise, animation, and content of their answers.  Dancers will then exit the stage and prepare to perform their solos.  Their solos will be scored normally and be placed accordingly in their top ten overall awards.  Title winners will be awarded separately and will be judges choice.  Please see all of the Title Solo Requirements under "The Details" button on the main page for the full Title Solo breakdown.

The Showstopper category is for any group routine with 16 dancers or more.  These can include production style numbers, combined class routines, or any large scale dance.  Dances with 16 to 17 dancers can be registered as a Showstopper or as a Large Group.  Routines with 18 dancers or more will automatically be entered in the Showstopper category.  The Showstopper will have its own top ten category and special overall awards only available to these groups.  Overall top tens will be separated by age and then experience level when there are at least 3 numbers in the category when separated.  Showstopper routines may only register in the Star or Elite star level.

Team Dance no longer allows independent registrations, all routines including individual soloists must be registered under a studio name.  Studios should only have one registered account for each competition.  Routines not linked under the same studio registration will not be calculated for overall studio awards.

Dances that drift between styles can be difficult to place.  We do not have percentage limits for acro moves or other restrictions.  At Team Dance, we ask that the routine is placed under the category that you would like the judges to focus on.   If it is a jazz routine with some hip hop and it is placed in the Jazz category, it will be judged mainly on its jazz elements.  If it is a contemporary routine with several acro elements placed in the contemporary category, it will be judged mainly on its contemporary elements.  The category Variety is a great one for a number that just cannot fit into any single category!

Our system is as automated as possible so the information you give to us during registration is passed down the line into the registration and then scoring process without any input on our part. Whatever you list as the studio name in your account will be listed in the program and on your dressing room! If you see an error in your tentative schedule or your studio name is listed strangely, you can get into your account and make changes at any time (there is a little warning button that asks if you are very sure you want to make changes and the answer is yes). If errors are found after the final schedule is out, then please contact us and we can get those fixed for you! Correct dancer name spellings and birthdays are crucial! Not only does the system automatically calculate your group age off of that information, but it is also how the parents are able to access their dancer's photos and videos after the event.

Hopefully yes!  Competitions get to choose whether or not they are willing to allow studios to transfer the data from one competition to another.  Team Dance does allow that but not everyone else does.  When you log into your account, the option to transfer should show if possible.  You will need to update your Experience Level and sometimes Dance Style for each routine as we use different terms than other events.  Your routines will not be fully registered in the system until the Experience Level is updated for each transferred routine!

Studios who pay before the early registration deadline (6 weeks before the event) qualify for a 6% early registration rebate. This is automatically applied to your account until the deadline has passed. To receive the full 6% rebate you must pay with a check in the mail or eCheck. Those paying with credit card will receive a 3% early registration rebate.

If you need more time, payment needs to be completed before the event begins. We are happy to help with partial payments or split between card/check, just contact us at contact@teamdance.com!

To be considered for the Platinum Studio award, your studio must have at least 15 numbers registered in the Star or Elite Star category and only 5 of those can be solos.  Those studios who receive an adjudication placement of at least 50% platinum or high platinum on those routines will be named a Platinum Studio and receive an award.  The studio with the highest percentage of platinums will be named the Overall Platinum Studio and receive an award and a cash prize.  Studios may also have routines entered in the Debut category but those will not count for or against their total.

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