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EVENT DETAILS Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Champions League 3 Event Date: 9 – 10 August 2024Entry Deadline: 26 July 2024Standard | Latin AmericanVenue: TBCLocation Link: TBC Entry Form Let’s Go! Entry Form INFORMATION We are delighted to unveil the entry form for the Inter-Provincial Championship & National Champions League 3, a prestigious Dance Sport event set to transpire in the vibrant city of Cape Town, located in the province of Western Cape, on the 9 – 10th of July 2024. This event presents a remarkable opportunity for participants to demonstrate their Dance Sport prowess and compete against some of the nation’s most skilled athletes in this discipline. Whether you are an experienced Championship contender or an enthusiastic novice, we extend a warm invitation to dancers of all proficiencies to engage in this thrilling competition. The National Championship serves as a platform for South African athletes to vie for victory in their respective Championship age categories, with the potential to earn the distinction of representing South Africa at various WDSF World Championships in 2024. The 2024 Inter-Provincial Championship & National Champions League 3 offers a stage for Dance Sport athletes to exhibit their talents, perseverance, and dedication. It is a chance to test your limits and pursue excellence within the realm of Dance Sport. To enroll in the competition, kindly complete the provided entry form, ensuring the accuracy of all details to expedite the registration process, and submit your entries to entries@danceinsportsa.co.za. The entry deadline is 26th July 2024. For inquiries or additional information, please reach out to Bonisile Xaba, the Competitions Director at the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa, via email at competitions@danceinsportsa.co.za. We invite you to join us at the Inter-Provincial Championship & National Champions League 3 2024 in Western Cape, where you can dance your way toward success! We eagerly anticipate your presence at this event. Entry Form Let’s Go! Entry Form
Results for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Champions League 2 in Gauteng
Download The RESULTS The judges’ scores for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Champions League 2 2024 event are now available for viewing by clicking the provided link. Congratulations to all athletes for their enthusiastic participation and adherence to the rules and principles of the Federation. If you have any score-related inquiries, please contact the Dance Sport Technical Director at dto@danceinsportsa.co.za. National Champions League 2 Star Grade RESULTS Star Grade Evening Sections RESULTS Evening Sections FOLLOW US
2024 National Calendar for Standard, Latin & Breaking For Gold dance events in South Africa
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Results for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Champions League 1 in KwaZulu-Natal
Download The RESULTS The judges’ scores for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Champions League 1 2024 event are now available for viewing by clicking the provided link. Congratulations to all athletes for their enthusiastic participation and adherence to the rules and principles of the Federation. If you have any score-related inquiries, please contact the Dance Sport Technical Director at dto@danceinsportsa.co.za. National Champions League 1 Juvenile RESULTS Juvenile Junior RESULTS Junior Youth RESULTS Youth U21 RESULTS U21 Adult Level 1 RESULTS Adult Level 1 Adult Level 2 RESULTS Adult Level 2 Adult Level 3 RESULTS Adult Level 3 Adult Level 4 RESULTS Adult Level 4 Adult (R Star, Pro & Champ) RESULTS Adult (R Star, Pro & Champ) Senior Level 1 RESULTS Senior Level 1 FOLLOW US
Results for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Achievers & Championships 2023 in the North-West.
https://danceinsportsa.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/National-Achievers-and-Championships.mp4 Download The RESULTS The judges’ scores for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Achievers & Championships 2023 event are now available for viewing by clicking the provided link. Congratulations to all athletes for their enthusiastic participation and adherence to the rules and principles of the Federation. If you have any score-related inquiries, please contact the Dance Sport Technical Director at dto@danceinsportsa.co.za. National achievers & championships National Achievers 2023 Juvenile RESULTS Juvenile Junior RESULTS Junior Youth RESULTS Youth Adult Level 1 RESULTS Adult Level 1 Adult Level 2 RESULTS Adult Level 2 Adult Level 3 RESULTS Adult Level 3 Adult Level 4 RESULTS Adult Level 4 Senior Level 1 RESULTS Senior Level 1 National Championships 2023 Day 2 RESULTS Junior RESULTS Junior Youth RESULTS Youth Under 21 RESULTS Under 21 Adult RESULTS Adult Senior 1 RESULTS Senior 1 Senior 3 RESULTS Senior 3 FOLLOW US
6 & 7 October: National Achievers & Championships at the The Great Hall, North West University, Mahikeng Campus.
Event Details Federation of Dance Sport South Africa National Achievers & Championships Event Date: 6 – 7 October 2023Standard | Latin AmericanVenue: The Great Hall, North West University, Mahikeng CampusLocation Link: Google Maps INFORMATION We are thrilled to announce the release of the entry form for the 2023 version of the National Achievers and National Championships. This prestigious Dance Sport event will take place in the vibrant city of Mahikeng, in the North West on 6 & 7 October 2023. Mahikeng is known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty, creating the perfect backdrop for the competition. Get ready to experience the thrill of competing in a beautiful venue, The Great Hall in the North West University, Mahikeng Campus, surrounded by fellow Dance Sport enthusiasts. This is an amazing opportunity for you to showcase your Dance Sport skills and compete against some of the best Dance Sport athletes in the country. Whether you are a seasoned Championship athlete or a passionate beginner, we welcome dancers of all levels to participate in this exciting event. The National Championship part of the event presents South African athletes, who will be crowned winners in their respective Championship age categories, with an opportunity to be selected to represent South Africa at the various WDSF World Championships in 2024. The 2023 National Achievers and National Championships provide a platform for Dance Sport athletes to showcase their talent, dedication, and hard work. It’s an opportunity to push yourself to the limits and strive for excellence in the world of Dance Sport. To enter the competition, kindly fill out the entry form provided, ensuring that all information is accurate to facilitate a seamless registration process and email your entries to entries@danceinsportsa.co.za. The deadline for entries is 15 September 2023. For inquiries or further information, please contact the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa Competitions Director, Bonisile Xaba, via email competitions@danceinsportsa.co.za. Join us at the National Achievers and National Championships in Mahikeng to dance your way towards success! We can’t wait to see you there. Google Maps Location FOLLOW US
Download The RESULTS The judges’ scores for the Federation of Dance Sport South Africa Inter-Provincial Championships & National Champions League 3 event are now available for viewing by clicking the provided link. Congratulations to all athletes for their enthusiastic participation and adherence to the rules and principles of the Federation. If you have any score-related inquiries, please contact the Dance Sport Technical Director at dto@danceinsportsa.co.za. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 3 Day 2 RESULTS Rising Star RESULTS Rising Star Professional RESULTS Professional Championship RESULTS Championship INTER-PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Day 1 RESULTS Level 1 RESULTS Level 1 Level 2 RESULTS Level 2 Level 3 RESULTS Level 3 Level 4 RESULTS Level 4 All Girls RESULTS All Girls TEAM MATCH RESULTS – IPC STANDARD FINAL RESULTS STANDARD FINAL LATIN FINAL RESULTS LATIN FINAL FINAL TALLY RESULTS FINAL TALLY TEAM FORMATION RESULTS – IPC SEMI FINALS RESULTS SEMI FINALS FINALS RESULTS FINALS PROVINCIAL TEAM RESULTS – IPC OVER ALL RESULTS OVER ALL RESULTS OVER ALL RESULTS FOLLOW US
Dear Delegates and Officials, Regarding affiliation with other dance organizations, we understand that you may have received correspondences, and we acknowledge that it can be confusing. As WDSF management, we prioritize evaluating the pros and cons of affiliations, focusing on the future of WDSF and considering both short-term conveniences and long-term implications. To provide clarity, we have prepared an information sheet to offer a balanced perspective on the matter. ADVANTAGES 1. Event organizers can invite and work with some renowned dance professionals affiliated to other organizations. This could be beneficial to some, in particular, Standard and Latin training camp organizers. OUR VIEW: We acknowledge the appeal. We also respect renowned dance professionals from all organizations, and warmly welcome them to join WDSF if they have not already done so. In our perspective, you can still invite these “big names” anyway, by paying a professional fee, as you would to all invited trainers. Many of the training camp organizers in the WDSF are already doing so, so there is no need to be a member of another organization to invite more dance professionals. 2. WDSF Adjudicators might be invited to officiate at the competitions of otherorganizations. OUR VIEW: This does not seem open to all in the WDSF – rather, it is only a selected handful of WDSF officials, possibly ones with direct personal connections to other organizations.To our knowledge, there seems to be a larger number of trainers of other organizations being invited to WDSF-affiliated camps and competitions, rather than WDSF officials being invited to the events of other organizations. Would benefits be one-sided? 3. WDSF athletes get to compete in a larger variety of competitions organized by various dance organizations. OUR VIEW: This sounds lovely, but it comes with a price. Firstly, we understand that many of you at the AGM today are competition organizers, and we value your hard work in organizing great national and international events. From observation and experience, we see that National Member Bodies (NMB) who support events of other organizations might suffer a lack of support and participation of athletes at their own events. This is not because event organizers are not running good events; rather, it is in human nature to want to try new experiences and therefore competitions. In reality, athletes will be dispersed to multiple competition events from different organizations. Especially when competitions from different organizations are run during the same week, there will inevitably be fewer participants at one event. On an athlete level, it could cause confusion to the athletes about which competitions to attend. On an economic level, this can cause critical financial problems to event organizers. On an organizational level, you might find more difficulties with structuring your ranking systems. DISADVANTAGES 1. Losing the Right to be the Governing Body of DanceSport at the National Level; Membership and Economic Challenges WDSF is the only world governing body of DanceSport recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which is the sole leading, prestigious, global, governing body of sports. We have encountered two incidents when other dance federations claimed to be the governing body in attempt to take over WDSF’s recognition by the IOC, and our Presidium has dedicated tremendous efforts to protect our NMBs and WDSF. Furthermore, by increasing affiliation to more organizations, is a significant risk of losing your athletes who have grown to be part of the WDSF system. You can imagine many economic challenges would shortly follow. 2. Maintaining WDSF’s Image as an Olympic Sports Federation First, we keep our doors open to people from other federations who want to join WDSF and be part of the WDSF system. While “freedom” is valued, we must maintain a systematic and accountable approach for efficient work. Clear regulations are necessary to prevent the loss of values and reputation if not managed carefully. 3. Differences in Values and Priorities, especially in promoting DanceSport as a Sport Inevitably, there will be conflicts in ideologies. For example, in anti-doping and dress regulations for the athletes and officials to create the best sporting image. 4. Decreased Competition Participation It is common to see WDSF events and other organization competitions on the same day or week. Although it is beneficial to have more events to promote the sport in general, under todays’ financial challenges of organizing large-scale events, such affiliation will likely create unnecessary conflict among organizers to promote their events. 5. Challenges to our Existing Competition System Our competition system is growing, as you can see from many new events that have been added to evolve with the times. Event organizers can only run a limited number of competitions in a year, and growth must be in a systematic manner. Immediately affiliating or merging with different organizations that may have different ideologies and regulations will result in a confusion and disruption to our existing system that aims to be efficient and organized. CONCLUSION Consider the immense effort we have invested to secure our position as the only sports body recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) worldwide. It took six decades to achieve inclusion in the Olympic Games, starting with one discipline but with the potential for more in the future. WDSF must be prepared to ensure readiness for additional disciplines if we are to seize this opportunity. The advancement of DanceSport lies in its association with sports. Such alignment supports sports development through partnerships with National Olympic Committees and similar organizations. Should the national body give up its role as the NOCrecognized governing body for DanceSport for the sake of immediate convenience and short-sightedness? If you look back at the “Advantages” list on the first page, we believe most benefits from affiliation to other organizations are largely material and short-term benefits. It is important to note that we are not suggesting we cease collaboration with organizations that can benefit us. However, we must not surrender our status as the governing body, as doing so would jeopardize the position of WDSF as an Olympic Sports Federation. Ultimately, the IOC is the
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