Glasgow racks up hardware at competitions

Ainsley Glasgow has competed in several dance competitions this season under the direction of her teacher Marielle Melvin, owner/director of Supernova Dance Authority.
Ainslee Glasgow Courtesy photo
by Grace Garner
Published: July 5, 2023
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Ainsley Glasgow has competed in several dance competitions this season under the direction of her teacher Marielle Melvin, owner/director of Supernova Dance Authority.

She earned gold, platinum and double platinum trophies, special judges’ choice awards, the “A Joy To Watch” award, category winner awards and top-10 overall placement plaques and medals at Revolution Talent and Stage One Dance regional competitions.

From there, she competed at the Stage One National Dance Competition at the Branson (Mo.) Convention Center, where she was awarded all platinum trophies, overall category winner, second place overall national champion and competitive high school first-place national soloist. She also was a Stage One Champion Solo Shootout Challenge contender, earning a cash prize.

Glasgow also performed in parades and at soccer and basketball game sideline and halftime shows with the  Red Devil Spirit Program, ACC Fire Starter Dance Team and Cheerleaders Junior Devs. 

Grace Garner

Grace Garner joined the Iola Register in August 2020 as part of the Iola High School internship program. Her job covers a variety of tasks, such as updating the Register’s website, managing the Register’s social media accounts and creating photo galleries. When she’s not doing grunt work, she’s attending Allen Community College and producing her own creative projects.

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