267
entries scored
13
divisions
4
styles

Results on file
- Smooth
Won the Open Pro Smooth final · 7 couples in the final
Season Form · 20252,075±30−3vs last season - Rhythm
Ivan Kudashev / Ksenia Kudashev
Won the Open Pro Rhythm final · 5 couples in the final
Season Form · 20252,177±39 - Latin
Won the Open Pro Latin final · 3 couples in the final
Season Form · 20251,923±33−6vs last season - Standard
Artem Belmeha / Anna Shevchenko
Won the Open Pro Standard final · 1 couples in the final
Season Form · 20251,857±58−26vs last season
Field strength · largest finals
- Open Pro Smooth · 7 couples in the finalSeason Form of the final 1,568–2,075
Aggregated from public sources and counted toward Season Form (FilledCard's FC Score) — a community signal, not an official ranking.
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by pro-am entries danced at this edition
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About this competition
Listed on the NDCA calendar
- Organizer
- Carlos & Marielle Pabon
- Venue
- Bethesda Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, Bethesda, MD2024 venue — not yet listed for this edition
- Dates
- Dec 28, 2025 – Jan 1, 2026
- Official site
- yuletideball.com
Entry fees, prize money, and hotel details are published on the official site.
47 dancers are regulars at this competition — back for 2 of the last 3 editions.
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Judging panel
11 adjudicators · number beside each name = heats they judged, of 1,295 run at this edition
- Igor Litvinov881 heats
- Terry Sweeney774 heats
- Mark Nocera768 heats
- Valeria Bushueva744 heats
- Saori Kamiya DeSousa740 heats
- Agita Baranovska578 heats
- Gherman Mustuc537 heats
- Jennifer Booth528 heats
- Rozana Sweeney435 heats
- Garry Gekhman429 heats
- Rosendo Fumero96 heats
Other editions
Entries scored per edition
47 dancers are regulars here — back for 2 of the last 3 editions.