First off we at SPOCOM would like to thank each and every dance team/crew that brought their heart and soul for delivering dominant performances. You have all brought great energy and excitiment for the attendee's at SPOCOM in Long Beach. We are so glad to see various dance teams/crews participate and compete against their peers year after year. All the dance teams/crews has served up many memorable performances every year and beacuse of your commitment and dedication towards your craft - this year we decided to extend the length of the competition for everyone to experience. We look forward to watching all of you again at next years SPOCOM Super Show.

Congratulations to the winners of the SPOCOM Super Show Urban Dance Competition.

1st Place - Common Ground

2nd Place - PAC Modern

3rd Place - Beat Jerkeez

Watch video of each winner below provided by Decyfr.tv.

Beat Jerkeez" is the expression of mixing beats, dance, and "steez".  Started in late 2007, Beat Jerkeez continues to emerge into the dance scene with their unique style and music.  The members hail from all over the South Bay and make their home in Carson, CA.  Beat Jerkeez maintains its creativity, hard work, and originality in their goal to spread entertainment and positivity through dance.  As Beat Jerkeez continues to grow and evolve as an organization, they come to you live and direct to leave you entertained.

"Don't sleep on Beat Jerkeez..."

PAC Modern is a division of the Pilipino American Coalition (PAC) of Cal State Long Beach in Long Beach, CA.  First founded by a group of friends in 1995, this group has grown into such a large legacy and family.  They strive to keep their traditions alive as well as stay innovative, especially in the styles of popping, breaking, locking, whacking, house, and urban choreography.  PAC Modern keeps their priorities in mind, focusing on participating in their club’s annual Pilipino Cultural Night (PCN), while remaining a fierce competitor in today’s collegiate dance community.  Their motto is to always “STAY HUNGRY,” as they constantly strive to show to others their hard work, motivation, and roots as a family.

"Are you HUNGRY?"

Established in 2004 by co-founders Brian "Big-B" Amigable, Kirk Arradaza, Tommy Pham, David "Q-boi" Quach, and Jeff Calimbas- Common Ground is based at the University of California, Irvine.  CG is comprised of both UCI and non-UCI students, bringing together a unique diverse group of dancers from all over Southern California.  Our team strives to show how much passion and love we have for dance and the hip hop community.  At the same time, we maintain a family environment by hanging out together, caring for each other, and sharing the desire to dance.

"We all may come from different backgrounds, lifestyles, precedence, or means, but one thing is for sure... dancing is our COMMON GROUND."