The trio excelled in their individual performances at the Far North Coast Zone in September to qualify for the national event.

Bevan was awarded fifth place and Bartlett sixth in the open over-33 years section, whilst Northey secured sixth place in the open under-33's.

The nationals will see performers from every state represented and compete for the title of grand champion lady.

The Tamworth ladies are looking forward to displaying their performance abilities and expressive talent on the dance floor amongst the best in the country and feel proud to represent their club at the national level.

The club's members presented well at the Zone Championships, performing in both individual and team events against strong competition with some rewarding results.

Tracy Johnston and Jenny Murray both achieved an impressive first place in the open over-40's and over-60's to secure the title of zone champion. Beginner lady Jess Clarke was awarded a well-earned third place and Taylor Johnston fifth place in the open seniors section.

The club dominated in the teams division, winning the intermediate and open over-33's sections, picking up fourth in the open under-33 and fifth in the novice ladies.

The Diamond ladies also presented an impressive performance amongst the New England, Mid North and Far North Coast represented clubs.

Ladies teachers Jenny Murray and Dayna Bevan were thrilled with the club's achievements and were proud to share in many great physie moments with their ladies throughout the weekend.

The competition season is well underway. The club's senior girls will compete at Sydney Olympic Park on November 10 to secure a spot on the Opera House stage, while 12 junior girls will take to the floor at the Junior National Finals on November 23.

In between the club will hold it's annual club competition on November 3.