Young Victoria Pavlovic who won bronze at the Dance World Cup Finals this week in Dublin.A TALENTED young Kerry dancer has achieved a remarkable success by winning a Bronze Medal at the Dance World Cup World Finals in Dublin.
Victoria Pavlovic from Firies, a student of Sparrow Academy of Dance, secured third place in the world in her Commercial Dance Solo, competing against some of the world’s finest young dancers.
The Dance World Cup is one of the largest and most prestigious dance competitions for children and young adults, with over 11,500 dancers from 73 countries taking part in this year’s World Finals in Dublin from July 8th to 18th.
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Competitors must first qualify through their national competitions before earning the honour of representing their country on the world stage.
This year’s finals are being held at The Convention Centre Dublin, where four performance stages run simultaneously throughout the event to accommodate the enormous scale of the competition and the thousands of performances taking place over the course of the championship.
Representing Team Ireland, Victoria delivered an exceptional performance to claim a place on the international podium, earning the title of World Bronze Medallist in her category.
Sparrow Academy Director Katrina Galvin said: “We are absolutely delighted for Victoria. To qualify for the Dance World Cup Finals is an incredible achievement in itself, but to return home with a World Bronze Medal is truly exceptional against the very best dancers from around the world, is something incredibly special. We couldn’t be prouder of Victoria for representing Sparrow Academy, Kerry and Team Ireland with such professionalism and passion.”
