After a two-year absence at the top, the Eastview dance team won the Class 3A jazz competition Friday at Target Center. Two-time defending champion Wayzata finished second, and Maple Grove placed third.
In Class 2A, defending champion Totino-Grace repeated as jazz winner, with Sartell-St. Stephen placing second and Benilde-St. Margaret's third.
In Class 1A, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd repeated as champion in the jazz competition.
The high-kick competition for all three classes will be held Saturday at Target Center.
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