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Adele MorrissetteAmateur

1017 events · 43 competitions · 10 seasons (2016–2026)

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1031
Total events
494
Total wins
14
Total top-3
2
Circuits

Pro-Am record

753
Events
352
Wins
47%
Win rate
80%
Top-3
59%
Avg pctile
43
Competitions

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Competition history43

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsAvg pctile
Sapphire Dancesport3211077%
Manhattan Dance Championships07/01/20264011863%
Yankee Classic & New England Dancesport Championships06/18/20261711175%
Wisconsin State Dance Championships04/22/2026201363%
Windy City Open Dancesport Competition03/26/2026181667%
Tri-State Challenge Dancesport Championships03/19/2026171535%
New York Dance Festival02/26/2026191860%
Boston Tea Party Dancesport Championships02/20/20261711282%
Eastern United States Dancesport Championships01/29/202617116%
The City's Dancesport Challenge12/20/202513113100%

International results1

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsPartner
London Ball 2024Majors01/01/2024142Yury Stefanskiy

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Coverage: events with a published final result, 2016–2026 — US NDCA plus the International, UK and Blackpool championships. Results current through Jul 12, 2026. “Finish percentile” = how the couple placed relative to the field. These are statistical indicators, not official records, and may contain gaps or name mix-ups.

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