Grace Bjerregaard is from Sandy, Utah, and is a senior at Brigham Young University studying Dance Education. She specializes in contemporary, jazz, hip hop, creative dance, and acro. She has taught dancers of all ages through BYU KINNECT Dance Company, BYU Jr. High Day of Dance, and at Centennial Middle School. This fall, she will complete her student teaching at Bingham High School. She also participated in a two week dance integration program, teaching dance in schools throughout Peru. In addition, she has served as a Stadium of Fire Dance Director since 2023. In high school, she was a member of Alta High School Dance Company and grew up dancing at various studios. She is passionate about teaching and loves creating a positive, encouraging environment where dancers can build confidence, strengthen their technique, and develop a lifelong love of dance.

A native of Los Angeles, Colette began her dance training at the age of twelve years old. In addition to her studies at California Dance Academy, Colette has danced at Ballet West Academy Salt Lake and the Hamlin School of Classical Dance in Florence, Italy. She danced for Brigham Young University Theatre Ballet for five years. There, she enjoyed performing works by George Balanchine such as Serenade (Russian Principal), Walpurgisnacht (Principal), and Concerto Barocco (Corps). In 2023, she was invited to dance at the Joffrey Ballet, Chicago, as part of the Arpino Centennial Celebration, and has also danced other Arpino works, including Viva Vivaldi! (Principal Pas de Deux, Soloist), Italian Suite (Flower Girl Soloist), Birthday Variations (Yellow and Green Girls), and Reflections. In addition to her dance interests, Colette holds a Bachelor's degree from the BYU Kennedy Center for International Studies, as well as minors in history, political science, and ballet. In 2025, her research was presented at Lincoln Center within the Joffrey + Ballet in the U.S exhibition. Colette looks forward to teaching at the studio and will be starting this Summer!

Brighten started dancing when she was just 3 years old at Heart N Soul Dance, where she trained for 14 years in styles like jazz, ballet, hip hop, contemporary, and lyrical. During her years at studio, she earned several titles and awards as a soloist in studio competitions and conventions as well as getting certified in the RAD ballet program. She then joined the Spanish Fork Drill Team, where she served as captain in 2022-2023, was named to Allstate, and helped her team win multiple region and state titles in dance and military. In 2023, she made the UVU Dance Team and is now finishing up her third year with her dream team. Brighten has a deep love for dance and is passionate about helping the next generation develop their talent and passion for dance. 

Kambria brings a passion for cheer, tumbling, and helping athletes reach their full potential! She has extensive training and experience in both cheer and tumbling and loves creating an environment where athletes feel confident, supported, and motivated to grow.

Kambria cheered at Crimson Cliffs High School, where she was varsity team captain and helped lead her team to three consecutive State Championship titles! She was also named a High School All-American for two years and competed at The Cheerleading Worlds, where her teams earned Silver and Bronze medals in 2022 and 2023. She is currently beginning her third year as a member of the national champion UVU Cheer Squad!

Along with her experience as an athlete, Kambria has five years of coaching experience at Raglan Coast Cheer in St. George. She has worked with athletes of all ages and skill levels, focusing on proper tumbling technique, strength, flexibility, safe skill progression, and overall athletic development.

Kambria is so excited to join the IDT family! She loves encouraging athletes to work hard, have fun, and believe in themselves, and she can't wait to help our dancers grow in both their skills and confidence!

Bri is from Provo, UT. She grew up dancing and tumbling at various Utah County dance studios and tumbling gyms. She has been on dance competition teams since age 4. All of her teams have won multiple awards and recognition. She has had amazing teachers and mentors through the years. 

Bri loves to learn and has attended many different dance conventions and competitions in Utah. She enjoys all genres of dance. She has traveled with her teams to California, New York and Hawaii, taking master classes and winning national awards.

Bri danced at Provo’s Stadium of Fire Specialty Dancers for six years, was a cheerleader at Timpview High School. performed in Odyssey’s Thriller and participated in the Shakespeare Festival at SUU. She was Student President of the Timpview High School Dance Company where she was a fourth year member.Bri served a mission to Taiwan and is currently attending Brigham Young University.

Bri is an IDT Alumni. She has taught for 2 teams and cannot wait to be the Assistant Technique Director for both locations of Intensity Dance Team for the 2026-2027 season.

Hi! I’m Kylee, and I am SO excited to be joining the IDT staff this upcoming season! Dance has been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember, and it has truly shaped who I am. I have always loved the energy, friendships, hard work, and confidence that dance brings, and I’m so excited to share that love with the dancers at IDT!

In high school, I had the opportunity to be part of my school’s drill team, where I made some of my favorite memories and learned so much about dedication, teamwork, and pushing myself outside of my comfort zone. One of my biggest highlights was winning a State Championship title my senior year!

After high school, I continued dancing in college, where I was able to compete at NDA Nationals and finish as First Runner-Up! My experiences as a competitive dancer have given me so many amazing opportunities and taught me the importance of working hard while still enjoying every moment.

Over the years, I have developed a huge passion for teaching and choreography. I love watching dancers learn a new skill, gain confidence, and discover what they are capable of. My goal is to create a fun, encouraging environment where dancers feel comfortable being themselves while also being challenged to grow.

Kennedy started dancing when I was around 3 years old and have been in love with it ever since!

I spent four years dancing competitively, where I had the opportunity to earn various titles and solo awards. Those years taught me so much about dedication, hard work, and the importance of believing in yourself as a dancer. I loved being able to challenge myself, grow my skills, and create so many special memories through dance.

I then continued my dance journey on the Wasatch High School drill team, the Waspettes. During my time on the team, I had the opportunity to compete in numerous region and state competitions and serve as Drill President during my senior year, 2025–2026. Being a team leader was such a meaningful experience and helped me discover an even greater passion for encouraging and supporting other dancers.

One of my favorite things about dance is seeing how much a dancer can grow—not only in their technique and abilities, but also in their confidence. I am passionate about creating a positive and encouraging environment where dancers feel comfortable challenging themselves, trying new things, and having fun!

Dance has been a huge part of Rylee's life for as long as she can remember, and she feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to train, compete, travel, and learn from some of the most incredible people in the dance industry.

I grew up training at Center Stage Performing Arts Studio before continuing my training with Artistic Dance Project. Through my years of training, I have had the incredible opportunity to work with and learn from some of the industry's most talented choreographers and artists, including Travis Wall, Teddy Forance, Chantel Aguirre, Stacey Tookey, and Jason Parsons.

Two of those experiences became especially meaningful to me when Jason Parsons and Chantel Aguirre choreographed solos for me, giving me the opportunity to travel to Canada and attend Camp Protégé, which remains one of the highlights of my dance career!

I have also had the opportunity to travel to New York and Los Angeles to compete at nationals and experience some amazing dance competitions, including The Dance Awards, Hollywood Vibe, Velocity, Radix, and NYCDA. Each experience has taught me so much, both as a dancer and as a person, and has given me an even greater appreciation for the art of dance.