A'myri is a versatile and dedicated dancer with extensive training in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, jazz funk, modern and contemporary. She is currently pursuing a double major in Dance at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where she continues to cultivate both her artistic excellence and her commitment to impactful leadership.

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With eight years of competitive dance experience and five years of teaching, A'myri brings a depth of technical skill, performance quality, and mentorship to every environment she enters. As a member of Streetz Company, she continues to train and perform at an advanced level while investing in the growth and confidence of emerging dancers. Her artistry and work ethic have earned her multiple scholarships, providing opportunities to train in major dance centers such as Los Angels. 

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Grounded in Purpose and driven by a heart of service, A'myri strives to use her gifts to inspire, uplift, and lead with integrity both on and off the stage. While she values her accomplishments, she ultimately hopes to be remembered not for her accolades, but for the way she made others feel - valued, encouraged and truly seen.

Kailee has been dancing for 20 years, including 12 years as a competitive dancer. Dance has shaped who she is both personally and professionally, and she is so grateful to now share that passion through teaching. Throughout her competitive career, she has earned numerous regional and national scholarships and titles. Some of her highlights include being Streetz Elite Winner (2021), Senior Performer of the Weekend at LA Dance Magic (2021), a National Finals Scholarship, Kairos ProDance Prep Recipient Scholarship, and acceptance into the Hussian College Studio Los Angeles Bachelor of Fine Arts Program on scholarship in 2022. Throughout her competitive career, she has won multiple First Overall Solo titles, Advanced Overall wins, Special Judges Awards, and division titles at competitions such as Revolution, NYLA, VIP, and Hollywood Vibe. In 2018, she was invited to attend iPOP! (International Presentation of Performers) in Las Vegas after being identified by an agent through auditioning. There, she was honored to receive Top Overall Dance Winner and received 18 talent agent selections. She is trained in ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, hip hop, and modern. She taught at the Chitimacha Recreation Department for three years, including leading a dance camp, and she has been teaching at The Dance Factory for five years. She is currently a senior in college and continues to train every semester in courses such as Jazz Technique, Ballet, Modern Dance, Lyrical Jazz, Hip Hop, and Dance Instruction. These courses have strengthened her understanding of anatomy, dance history, choreography, and critical analysis. As a teacher, her goal is to create a positive, disciplined, and encouraging environment where dancers can grow technically while building confidence, artistry, and a genuine love for dance.

Nia Pierce is a Lafayette, Louisiana native whose love for dance began shortly after her first birthday. With over 20 years of performance experience and six years of teaching, her journey started at a local studio and continued through competitive high school dance team seasons.

She went on to dance at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where she served as captain of the Ragin’ Jazz Dance Team and led the program to a top-five national finish at the 2024 Universal Dance Association (UDA) College Nationals. Nia also served as a UDA instructor for four years, traveling nationwide to teach and train high school and collegiate dance programs.

Nia is entering her sixth year as a head dance coach and currently leads the nationally ranked program at Ascension Episcopal School. She directs both the varsity team, Gator Jazz, and the middle school team, Blue Gator Dance. Under her leadership, the program has captured another national championship and continues to earn top national finishes at Dance Team Union Nationals in Orlando, Florida.

In addition to coaching, Nia has choreographed for teams and studios across multiple states throughout the U.S. Her choreography regularly places at both the regional and national level across multiple styles. She is passionate about building high-performing dancers and teams while creating spaces where athletes feel empowered, celebrated, and confident both on and off the floor.

Ava Louviere has trained at The Dance Factory for 17 years and proudly competed on the TDF Competition Team for 13 seasons. Throughout her competitive career, she has been part of numerous award-winning performances, including the STREEZ Best of Beaumont and Best of Baton Rouge winning numbers. Ava is a two-time National Champion and performed in the Gold Cup–winning routine, “Cyclops Rocks.”
A 2026 high school graduate, Ava plans to attend Nicholls State University to major in Psychology with a concentration in Pre-Counseling. She is passionate about inspiring young dancers and is excited to share her love, dedication, and experience in dance with the next generation.

Noel Johnson started dancing at just two years old and began competing by the age of five with The Dance Factory. The studio quickly became a second home, where she trained in all styles such as ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, contemporary, lyrical, tumbling, and technique. She began actively traveling across the country, including LA, NY, Texas, and Atlanta, to compete with TDF’s competition team. Those years shaped not only her technique, but her character.

Dance taught Noel confidence, discipline, resilience, and the value of hard work. She was honored to receive numerous awards and scholarships throughout her training, including LADM Magic Performer of the Weekend and other class and convention scholarships. Beyond competing, Noel served as a Streetz Convention Assistant, spending her free weekends traveling to help teach and support classes. These experiences sparked a deep love for mentoring younger dancers and being part of their growth.

Even while pursuing and completing her Master’s degree, Noel always found her way back to the studio — supporting conventions, rehearsals, and recitals whenever she could. Now back home, she is excited to return as a teacher and mentor!

As both a dancer and a Pediatric SLP, Noel is passionate about building confident, disciplined, and hardworking students. She believes dance is more than steps and technique, it is an art that shapes character, builds community, and gives students a safe place to grow. She feels incredibly grateful to pass on the same values her teachers from TDF instilled in her to the next generation of dancers and in this new chapter of the studio, Fox Dance Co.

To the dancers - my hope for each of you is that dance becomes a place where you grow in confidence, discipline, and heart. I hope you learn that hard work matters, that progress takes patience, and that supporting one another makes the journey even more meaningful! More than anything, I hope you fall in love with the art — not just the stage lights, but the feeling of expressing yourself and becoming stronger every single day, and that you hold your ‘why’ close to your heart when things get tough.
I am very excited to be back moving with everyone!