Amanda Compton is a graduate of Clemson University where she received her degree in Communication with a minor in Athletic Leadership. During her time at Clemson, she was a member of Clemson’s Rally Cats Dance Team and was named a Collegiate All-American Dancer. She traveled with the team to support Clemson athletics across the country, including performances at Madison Square Garden and in the 2019 National Championship Game where she watched her Tigers win the title! As a Rally Cat, Amanda choreographed half-time dances, taught high school clinics, and served as the coordinator for the new team members.

Amanda began dancing at the age of two. She was trained in all styles of dance at Upstate Carolina Dance Center and Shock Dance Center. Amanda has competed nationally and spent three summers training with the Joffrey Ballet and various studios in Los Angeles, California. She had the opportunity to study under some of the most well respected names in the industry including Travis Wall, Bobby Newberry, Joey Dowling, Chad McCall, Tyce Diorio, Mia Michaels, and countless others. Amanda has several choreography awards and numerous overall dance titles including Miss Nexstar, Miss Teen Starpower, Miss Teen Kids Artistic Review, Miss Teen Headliners, and Senior Magic Performer. She has been teaching for 9 years and has choreographed routines for dance studios and high schools throughout the state.