STUDENTS FROM U.P. Dance Academy in Kingsford performed at the Milwaukee Bucks basketball game at the Bradley Center. In front from left are Grace Stratton, Samantha Wilson, Addison Wheeler, Tori Peterson, Bryonna Sanders, Addison Rutter, and Kooper Schewe. In the second row from left are Breana Primeau, Joley Berger, Sydney Hood, Jason Peterson, Emilee Marier, Jayden Reynolds, and Lillie Wilson. In the third row from left are McKinlee Peterson, Megan Marta, Ella Evans, Mackenzie Primeau, Madison Ekstrand, Ava Peters, Olivia Rake, and Carly Smith. In the fourth row from left are Donna VanHolla, Taylor Adams, Chloe Hull, Kylie Plemel, Emma Scott, Karsyn Schewe and Hadli Gregg. In the fifth row from left are Anja Kleiman, Maddie Leece, Kailyn Quick, Sierra Ryan, Reihannen Reed, Carolyn Bloomburg, Karly Masselink, and Kalei Rittenhouse. In the sixth row from left are Alyssa Bates, Angela Reed, Ella Maloney, Kati Nantelle, Jordan Shamion, Chloe Witte, Kennedy Schewe, and Katie Robitaille.

KINGSFORD — The U. P. Dance Academy from Kingsford performed at the Milwaukee Bucks versus Golden State Warriors basketball game at the Bradley Center on Nov 19.

Kathrine Trempe, director and owner of U.P. Dance Academy took more than 40 of her students to perform a Hip Hop and Kick dance that consisted of kick dancers, hip hop dancers, acrobatic stunts, tumbling, pom dancers, and more.

“These kids wowed the crowd with their talent and the mix of genres was very enthusiastic and fun to watch.  This was a great opportunity for the students to be able to perform at a professional level,” Trempe said. “It is such a great experience to have U.P.D.A. dancers perform at large and unique venues showcasing their hard work and talent.”