The fight against cancer took a turn on the dance floor Saturday night as the second annual Dancing With Our Stars was held at Bridgestone Learning Center.With some nifty moves and well-choreographed routines, seven couples, one group, and one solo dancer competed for disco trophies with the ultimate goal of raising money for cancer.Keri Curtis Morton and the 1980s Pioneerettes won the title of grand champion, which went to the entry that raised the most money. Andy Grissom and Alicia Lawson won the people’s choice award, which went to the dance team which gained the most votes from the audience. It was $1 per vote.Event organizer Elaine Lawson said Dancing With Our Stars cleared $10,186 with an attendance of 375 people.