Dortmund rejoices: dance sports club becomes world champion with spectacular show dance!

Dortmund rejoices: dance sports club becomes world champion with spectacular show dance!

In an exciting competition he won Dortmund Dance Sports Club last weekend won the world championship title at the Dance World Cup in Burgos, Spain. The group “Children Large Group Showstopper” impressed the jury with their spectacular choreography “A day at the black Pearl,” which includes a successful mix of dance, theater, acrobatics and even sword fighting.

The talented dancers, aged 7 to 25, competed against 28 international teams and were able to prevail. Particularly noteworthy: This is the first time that a TSC Dortmund group has won the coveted title. Coach Lisa Schreer and youth manager Fabian Eßmann are proud of the achievements achieved, not least because the club's kids performance group has already achieved three world championships in just three years.

Successful participation and impressive results

A total of around 90 participants from Dortmund traveled to the competition. Not only was the world championship won, but numerous other awards were also won. Alexa Lipphardt took second place twice and the “Junior Small Group Showstopper” group secured the bronze medal. The club also recorded a remarkable 15 top ten placements, while 19 groups and individual dancers made it into the top ten.

The Dance World Cup is considered the largest world dance championship for children and young people, and this year participants from over 60 countries competed. This great event not only offers young dancers the opportunity to show their skills on an international stage, but also promotes artistic collaboration between different cultures. More information about the event can be found on the official competition website at DWC World.

Looking into the future

After an exciting year, the next projects at the Dortmund Dance Sports Club are already in the starting blocks. The trainer announced that new choreographies would begin after the summer holidays. The anticipation and motivation of the dancers are particularly great after this unique success. It will be interesting to see what highlights the future holds – the club certainly seems to have a good knack for creative ideas.

Overall, it shows that TSC Dortmund is not only very popular in dance sports, but also that community and team spirit are essential for success. “A day at the black Pearl” will remain an unforgettable experience not only for the dancers, but for all supporters.