The Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC) recently graced the Fierce National Dance Competition in Phoenix Arizona as filming for "Dance Moms" season 7 continues.

Brynn, Kalani Hilliker, Kendall Vertes, Nia Sioux and Camryn Bridges danced for the group dance a contemporary routine titled "Six Feet Underneath," which was based on grave diggers. For this episode, the group paid a visit to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery so they could better understand the dance prior to their performance. This turned out to be a huge help, as the team bagged the first prize in the Teen Group division and earned first place overall.

Elliana Walmsley rendered a Jazz dance titled "Charlie," which was inspired by the most popular silent film actor of all time, Charlie Chaplin. She won the second prize in the Mini Solo division and fifth overall. Her fellow team member Lilliana Ketchman got the first place in the competition.

Ketchman performed an Acrobatic routine for "Dainty but Dangerous," allowing "Dance Moms" season 7 to stand out both in the Mini Division and Overall in the Fierce National Dance Competition.

"I was inspired by her Chucky makeup in our clown routine. When I saw her I thought to myself, 'oh yes she can pull off a scary mean monster!' And she was great!" said Miller.

Snagging first in the teen division and fourth overall, Vertes performed a contemporary routine for "Dead on Arrival."

Meanwhile, Miller recently blasted Kendall Jenner for posing as a ballerina in a photoshoot. Jenner responded to the backlash, saying that she only showed up to do her job and did not mean to offend anyone.