KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato – Dance crews from across the country brought fire to the floor at the T’nalak National Open Hip-Hop Dance Competition, held at the South Cotabato Gymnasium and Cultural Center, July 15, 2025, where Manila-based AutonomicasS Crew claimed the championship title.
The annual dance battle showcased 15 electrifying teams hailing mostly from Mindanao, with one Luzon-based entry rising to the top.
AutonomicasS Crew wowed the judges with their precision, musicality, and stage presence.
Koronadal City’s very own Xtreme Dancers secured the first runner-up position with a high-energy, crowd-hyping routine that reflected their strong local support and polished choreography. Fellow Koronadal-based team Ground Zero followed closely, landing in second place as runner-up with their creative formations and powerful execution.
Participating teams came from as far as Tandag City in Surigao del Sur and Zamboanga City, making the competition a true national spectacle. Other notable entries included Studio 51 and The Villain from Davao City, Reverent Knack from Kidapawan, and Make Some Noise from Zamboanga.
Organizers emphasized that the event was a success, not only for its entertainment value but for highlighting Filipino youth talent and promoting cultural exchange through street dance. As part of the annual T’nalak Festival, the dance competition continues to attract the country’s most promising hip-hop artists, reinforcing South Cotabato’s role as a growing hub for dance excellence.
