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The Sacramento Kings Dance Team finalized its 2022-23 rosters Sunday in anticipation of the upcoming NBA season.&nbsp;

The Kings will be home to two co-ed dance groups this year, the 916 Crew and Kings Dancers.&nbsp;

Sixteen members will make up Kings Dancers, and 15 will complete 916 Crew. &nbsp;

916 Crew (alphabetical order): Alisha, Diego, Jacelyn, Janae, Jelani, Karlie, Katelyn, Lexie, Manual, Montrell, Ruby, Skye, Tisha, Trevon, Zenzele

Kings Dancers (alphabetical order): Alexa, Ali, Alexia, Alexis, Catrina, Claire, Emil, Emmy, Jeffrey, Jess, Lauren, Marggi, Monica, Taylor, Riley, Zane

916 Crew embodies a hip-hop style while Kings Dancers will incorporate jazz into their routines.&nbsp;

Check out both squads at Golden 1 Center this season!&nbsp;

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Kings Introduce 2022-23 Dance Team

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Countless hours of rehearsal and dedication are put into each and every week by the Sacramento Kings Dancers to perform in front of thousands during an NBA season. Let's look back at how their hard work paid off with some of their best routines from this 2016-17 season!
 "Kiss" by Prince &amp; the Revolution

The Kings Dancers channeled their inner 80's groove with their take on a Prince classic.

The dancers brought the energy with their mashup of Beyonce's empowering hit.

The Kings Dancers show off some classic funk moves with their rendition of this disco favorite.

"Shake Your Groove Thing" by Peaches &amp; Herb

The ladies got groovy for Disco Night with this funky classic.

Tapping into their inner Iggy Azalea, the Kings Dancers showcased a youthful, uplifting routine.

"Somethin' Bad" by Miranda Lambert feat. Carrie Underwood

The ladies went country with this one, channeling their inner girl power with two of the queens of country.

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Kings Introduce 2022-23 Dance Team

Kings Dancers Top Routines of the 2016-17 Season