Two talented young dancers from Ripon were awarded a huge haul of eleven medals and two trophies between them at a major dance festival.
Charlotte Fell and Zinny Riddler competed for Ripon Dance Academy at the event, in Sherburn in Elmet, with all their dances choreographed by Gaby Symonds.
The girls won trophies for their Wicked song and dance duet and Zinny's vocal, with Charlotte's song and dance chosen as an 'Adjudicator's Choice' dance at the MC Festival.
They were competing against five dance schools from across Yorkshire and the North-East, with more than 100 dancers across the age ranges vying for trophies and medals.

Charlotte was awarded gold medals for song and dance and song and dance duet; silver for classical duet, with a third place for vocal and fourth for ballet.
Zinny won gold for her Wicked song duet, dance and vocal with silver for modern and thirds in ballet and tap and song and dance.

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