Sabra Johnson Wins “So You Think You Can Dance” Season 3

Posted in: Awesome Videos to Watch Now, Dance, Interesting People, News, Reality TV and Video On Demand by Julie Popp on August 22, 2007

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Congratulations Sabra! She flew under the radar during the whole series up until the final 4, and then she really started to outshine her competitors. Sabra gracefully danced into the hearts of Americans, and she was one of the least trained dancers!

With only 4 years of training under her belt, Sabra was a quick learner, and dance was an obvious natural talent.

I picked this dance of Sabra and Neil Haskell doing a straight-from-the-80s jazz number to one of Mandy Moore’s fun and upbeat dances as a tribute to her taking the crown.

Check out a couple more highlights from this season.

Sara and Pasha’s West Coast Swing Dance – Choreographed by Benji Schwimmer

Lacey and Kameron’s Contemporary Routine by Mia Michaels

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