So Sharp - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

For the Love of Todd
Todd Sharp, coach of the University of Louisville Ladybirds dance team, works to have his team repeat as national champions; with Nationals 10 weeks away, the Ladybirds are in need of a wake up call; Todd selects a physically demanding routine.

This Girl Is on Fire
Todd must make a difficult decision about who holds the center position as best friends Marissa and Rose compete for the top spot; Chloe suffers because she did not come to practice prepared; Marissa puts Gabrielle in her place.

Not His First Rodeo
Todd pushes the girls to hone their performance skills with a country routine; Gabrielle sees the country number as an opportunity to get into a formation; Todd's best friend and trainer, Patrick, agrees to help him lose weight.

Sharp Divide
Todd pushes the rivalries on the team to test the will of his dancers; Kobie finds herself back at center; Chloe works hard to get in a challenging hip-hop routine, but struggles with the tricks; Todd wonders if the team has forgotten his birthday.

So Sick
As illnesses plague the Ladybirds, Todd is stressed and questioning if the girls have the strength it takes to perform at the level he demands this week. Taylor is sick of being in her cousin Kobie's shadow, and Kayla questions Kobie's status as team captain. Meanwhile, Rose desperately wants to redeem herself on center but worries Marissa could knock her off the top spot again.

Bring the Performance
The Ladybirds debut the first half of their hip-hop Nationals routine at this week's game; Kayla and Taylor's new friendship takes a turn when Taylor hears Kayla has been talking about her; Ryleigh strives to get back into Todd's good graces.

Senioritis
The Ladybirds take on their Jazz Nationals routine; Kayla takes the center spot; Todd gets emotional because of his attachment to the seniors; when technical difficulties threaten the performance, the team must scramble and regroup.

The Devil Is Here
During Hell Week, the girls endure back-to-back rehearsals for Nationals; Gabrielle's spot on the team is in jeopardy; Chloe is struggling through her first Hell Week and having difficulties with some of the hip-hop tricks; Todd pushes his dancers.

Only the Sharp Survive
Todd has an altercation with one of the Ladybirds; Marissa goes behind Gabrielle's back and talks to Todd about not bringing her back next year; Chloe struggles to get her headspring up to Todd's standards, fearing she won't make the Nationals team.

It's Nationals!
The Ladybirds arrive to defend their double title as National Champions; they struggle with their formations the day before the competition; Kayla worries about being able to execute her moves in the jazz section.
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