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Lacy Dwelle puts in hours, months into Sophistikix dance career

Story byThe Jamestown Sun, N. D. Katie Ringer, The Jamestown Sun, N. D. Tue, January 13, 2026 at 5:48 PM UTC·3 min readJan. 13—JAMESTOWN — If you are interested in becoming a member of the Sophistikix Dance Team, you'd better be ready to commit. Just ask Lacy Dwelle."Our season is all over the place," said Dwelle, a senior dancer for Jamestown High School's Sophistikix Dance Team. "We start tryouts in April, then have practices in May through August, then in September and October we perform at football games.

Lacy Dwelle puts in hours, months into Sophistikix dance career

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  • Our competition season runs from November to January.
  • After that, we perform for our school's Snow Ball in February and some more basketball games. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"Our practices also are all over the place," she said.
  • "Most of them are two hours, but when we learn choreography it's around eight hours, and competitions can go from 10 to 14 hours depending on the amount of teams.
  • I don't think people realize how time consuming dance truly is."It is a lot, but for Dwelle, it's been worth it."I've always been passionate about dance, but when I joined the high school team I created a second family," Dwelle said.
  • "Throughout my years of dance I have had numerous amounts of challenges outside of dance, but I pushed through and didn't let them bother me and that I could be the best I could for the team."The 2025-26 season is Dwelle's sixth year on the high school team, her fifth year on varsity and second year as a team captain. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"I've never been on another team, but throughout my years of dancing on this one, I've felt a lot closer to the entire team this year compared to past," Dwelle said.
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