LEWISTON, ID- The Warriors held their first-ever dance competition this past weekend, pulling out a narrow win to start their career.
The Warriors took on Carroll Montana and won in a close contest from 74.7 to 74.6.
LC State had the highest marks and the most impressive performance in this competition.
Warriors scored the highest in hip-hop out of the required categories, which are jazz pom and hip-hop. The Warrior’s scores were 8.7 in hip-hop and 8.6 in jazz.
Warriors Dance Head Coach Sydnee Soderberg on the first time hosting a dance competition. LC is hoping to build future relationships with more schools.
“We’re hoping to get some more colleges in, and then we can have a bigger competition,” Soderberg said.
This was also Soderberg’s first year of coaching, it was not without its hardships and growing pains but Soderberg’s all positive.
“The athletes have been super receptive to everything I have said to them, and assistant coaches. They have been amazing, and I could not have asked for a better first year,” Soderberg said.
Greta Boreson was on the team last season when they were not competing. She has seen first-hand how the additions have built the program’s capabilities.
“We have improved a lot technically, but also as a team, I think we are a lot closer and are willing to push each other because we know what we are capable of,” Boreson said.
“Then the new coaching staff is so amazing and have upped our game,” Boreson said.
The Warriors made sure to end the season on a high note.
This was the end of the Warriors dance season, which will return in 2026, and the team will be looking to make their first postseason run
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