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Date Posted: Tue, Mar 11 2025, 12:31:34
Author: tb
Subject: If you win a dance U10 p/o but are still on a p/o level come the following year you can dance all thoses dances p/o U11 then, Rules are you cannot dance prelim unless you have a p/o solo to dance at that provincial, cant have won a confined or a championship (incl 1 adj champ) and cant have danced 3rd round at worlds)
In reply to: Dance Mum 's message, "Can someone explain to me how you can win the same POpen dance every year and not progress once you’re under a new age group? Is that how it works? I know you can’t dance prelim if you are recalled for worlds but surely you have to have a dance unwon to dance in your province in November?" on Tue, Mar 11 2025, 12:03:10


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