Richfield teen Hannah Mrozak was victorious during her battle round on "The Voice" Tuesday, remaining on Adam Levine's team in the 13th season of NBC's reality singing competition.
"To be able to stay on this journey and keep pushing and moving forward, I am so, so happy and so overjoyed and so grateful for everything," an overwhelmed Mrozak said during Tuesday's episode. "I can't even speak."
For her battle, Mrozak, 18, did a piano ballad rendition "Cold Water" from EDM group Major Lazer, featuring Justin Bieber and MO. Her duet partner and competitor was Brandon Showell, an English teacher from Virginia.
Guest mentor Joe Jonas called Mrozak a "fantastic singer" during a rehearsal that aired on Tuesday's episode, and the praise continued from the celebrity judges.
"Hannah, my gosh, when it comes to just going for a note and just soaring up there, it's unbelievable, your voice," said Blake Shelton, who suggested Mrozak won the battle.
Miley Cyrus also praised Mrozak, saying "I see so much of your fullest potential," and suggesting her talent had grown "so much in such a short amount of time."
Levine said it was a "dead even match" but declared Mrozak the winner.
"Hannah is powerful and committed. She really wants to sing," Levine said, comparing Mrozak to Kelly Clarkson earlier in Tuesday's episode and saying she was "a powerful singer that can really do anything."
Maroon 5 frontman Levine, Shelton and Jennifer Hudson all tried to get Mrozak on their teams following her audition of Hailee Steinfeld's "Starving" that aired Oct. 2. Mrozak ultimately selected Levine because of his pop experience.
Singing in the Milwaukee area since she was six, Mrozak was one of the final 48 singers on "American Idol" in 2015. That same year, she won the Wisconsin Area Music Industry's Rising Star award.
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