On the stage
Teams & competitions
Our square dance teams carry DeKalb County community names and the old-time tradition — from first steps to the Grand Ole Opry stage.
A tradition of excellence
Seven square dance teams — around 48 dancers — perform each summer at the Smithville Fiddlers' Jamboree, all under the direction of Mary Ann Puckett.
Reported by WJLE Radio
Smithville Select danced on the historic Grand Ole Opry stage, led by Mary Ann Puckett, as a reigning Jamboree square-dancing champion.
Reported by WJLE Radio
Local teams have brought home a second-place finish from the Tennessee State Fair.
Reported by WJLE Radio
DeKalb Dancin' Delights placed second in youth square dance at a recent competition.
Reported by WJLE Radio
Our teams
Youth division
DeKalb Dancin' Delights
A youth square dance team in the Jamboree tradition.
Center Hill Hoedown
Named for Center Hill, dancing big-circle squares.
Caney Fork Circle Eights
Youth dancers named for the Caney Fork.
Ragland Bottom Roundup
A youth team carrying a beloved local name.
Camp Branch
Young dancers representing the Camp Branch community.
Little Liberty
Our youngest square dancers, full of energy.
Adult division
Smithville Select
The club's showcase team — Jamboree champions who danced on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
Interested in a team?
Teams are a wonderful next step for dancers who want to perform and compete. Reach out and we’ll tell you about tryouts, practices, and what to expect.
Ask about joiningSupport a team
Uniforms and travel to competitions add up. Team fundraising and sponsorship options are on the way — check back soon or ask us how you can help our dancers shine.
Team details are compiled from local news coverage and owner information, and are being confirmed with the club. Specific placements and divisions can vary from year to year.
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