Andi Lewis is a 2000 graduate of Kingwood High School and a proud Fillies alumna, where she served as Colonel her senior year. She helped lead the team to its very first National Championship.

After high school, Andi danced on scholarship with the prestigious Orange Pride dance team at Sam Houston State University. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Human Services. Following college, she was selected to help create the Sonic Boom professional dance team for the Houston Aeros, where she served as both choreographer and performer.

With over 16 years of experience as a choreographer, instructor, and adjudicator, Andi’s work has earned numerous national titles. She has been hired throughout the United States for choreography and regularly judges regional and national competitions.

For many years, Andi served as Director of the Kingwood Fillies, where she elevated the program to new heights. Under her leadership, the team secured 29 National Championships. She challenged the Fillies to compete at the elite National Dance Team Championship (broadcast on ESPN). In 2025, the team placed 7th in Game Day, while the Elite squad earned 5th in both Pom and Jazz — advancing through all rounds in one of the country’s most competitive fields.

Prior to and alongside her role with the Fillies, Andi taught special education and sponsored Best Buddies programs. She remained deeply involved in the dance community through master classes, leadership workshops, and choreography. In 2006, she traveled to South Africa, where she volunteered to implement physical education and dance programs in schools and local communities. She produced a community performance that raised funds for essential equipment and supplies.

In 2019, Andi was honored as the Family Times Woman of Achievement in the Arts.

Andi is the visionary behind The Andi Dance Formula, her signature approach and new initiative that distills her proven techniques, training methods, and choreography philosophy to help dancers and coaches achieve higher levels of performance, artistry, and success.