ONE OF ONE
The ultimate soloist showdown
The Top 3 Soloists from each age division in FINALS Competition are invited to compete head-to-head for the coveted title of ONE of ONE.
AGE DIVISONS
| DIVISION | AGE |
|---|---|
| LITTLE ONEs | 5–7 |
| Mini | 8–10 |
| Junior | 11–12 |
| Teen | 13-15 |
| Senior | 16-19 |
| Open | 20-35 |
ONE OF ONE PRIZE
| 1ST PLACE | 2ND PLACE | 3RD PLACE |
|---|---|---|
| $500 | $350 | $250 |
HOW IT WORKS
- The Top 3 highest-scoring soloists in each age division from FINALS Competition are invited to re-compete.
- Rankings from this re-performance determine the ONE of ONE winner and runners-up.
- In the event of ties, multiple scenarios may occur:
- Example A: Two-way tie for 1st → 1st place duo + 2nd place move on
- Example B: Tie for 3rd → 1st, 2nd, & all 3rd place soloists move on
- Example C: Four-way tie for 1st → all four advance
Final rankings determined by our distinguished panel of judges. The winner — ONE of ONE — and the runners-up will be celebrated during THE ONE Nationals GALA.
FINE PRINT
- ONE of ONE is a separate title from The Protégé, All Star, and Cast Experiences.
- A dancer may compete and win in all titles, but solo routines cannot be repeated across ONE of ONE, Protégé or All Star Experience.
- To compete in FINALS Solo Competition and be eligible for ONE of ONE, dancers must also be registered in at least one Group, Line, Extended Line, or Production. No exceptions.
- Soloists cannot switch their ONE of ONE solo with a Protégé Experience or All Star solo within three weeks of the event.
- Finalists are determined solely by FINALS Competition solo scores.