The Northville High School Competitive Dance Team participates in the prestigious  Universal Dance Association (UDA). The UDA was founded in 1980 to provide high quality educational training and competitions for college and high school level dancers. From the beginning, UDA focused on the highest standards-the finest instructors, the best choreographers and the most exciting and innovative routines anywhere! 

Summer camps were established nationwide featuring private coaching that allowed every team a one-on-one relationship with the UDA Staff. While the emphasis on team growth and improvement is always a constant at UDA camps, the staff also seek to make the camp fun and productive! Teams are taught routines, proper technique, conditioning and much more.  Dancers play an instrumental role in raising, leading and maintaining school spirit in and around their communities. We have found that the UDA experience, coupled with the  disciplined training, focus, and leadership that dancing requires, has produced high school and college dancers that go on to reach enormous success in whatever path they choose to take.

Upon completion of the UDA regional competitions, the National Dance Team Championship is held in January or February of each year. The NDTC is the only national-level dance team championship that is endorsed by the National Federation of State High School Associations, the national service and administrative organization for high school athletics and fine arts programs in speech, debate, theater, and music.