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Yulia NamProfessional

779 events · 50 competitions · 5 seasons (2022–2026)

Professional record

50
Events
11
Wins
22%
Win rate
70%
Top-3
74%
Avg pctile
50
Competitions

Headline shows the professional record. Full career across all divisions: 779 events, 599 wins. See the breakdown below.

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Highlight wins

PA-MA 3-Dance Events Closed Bronze S1 AmWindy City Open Dancesport Competition🥇 of 9
G-C1 Full Bronze FoxtrotWisconsin State Dance Championships🥇 of 8
G-C1 Cl. Int. Silver Amer. TangoUnited States Dance Championships🥇 of 8

Competition history50

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsAvg pctile
CBC DanceSport08/20/20262612291%
Florida State DanceSport Championships07/29/202614079%
Virginia State Dancesport Championships07/15/20262812192%
Millennium Dancesport Championships06/22/202614084%
Yankee Classic & New England Dancesport Championships06/18/202613083%
Chicago Crystal Ball06/11/20264813377%
Crown Jewel of Dancesport05/13/20262612599%
Northcoast Dancesport Classic05/07/2026111100%
Emerald Ball Dancesport Championships04/28/202615082%
Wisconsin State Dance Championships04/22/20263913494%

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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 Aug 20, 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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