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“Bid Math” Explained Like You’re Not Trying to Confuse Parents

Posted on February 4, 2026February 4, 2026 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published February 4, 2026

If you’ve ever heard a cheer parent say, “So… do we have a bid or not?” – you already know the problem. People throw around Full Paid, Partial Paid, At-Large, Wildcard, Worlds, Summit, D2 Summit, Youth Summit like everyone got the same handbook. This is the simple version. No gatekeeping. No cheer-politics language.

What a “bid” actually is

A bid is an invitation to a championship event. It’s how teams qualify for major end-of-season events like:

The Cheerleading Worlds (USASF/IASF Worlds)
The Summit
The D2 Summit
The Youth Summit
The Recreational Summit

Most bids are earned at specific qualifying competitions (“bid events”), and each bid has a type.

The only “math” you really need – 3 questions

When someone asks, “Did we get a bid?” the correct response is:

Which championship are we talking about? (Worlds vs Summit vs D2 vs Youth, etc.)
What type of bid did we earn? (Paid/Partial/At-Large/Wildcard)
What does that bid type actually do for us? (Money? Skipping a round? Just entry?)

If you can answer those three, you understand “bid math.”

Bid types, in normal-people language

1) Full Paid Bid

Meaning: You qualified, and the awarding organization pays the team’s registration fees. Translation: “You’re in – and it’s the best kind of in.” Varsity explains Full Paid bids as the most prestigious bid type in their overview of how bids work – see their Cheer 101 bid explainer.

2) Partial Paid Bid

Meaning: You qualified, you may get advancement benefits depending on the event format, and part of registration is covered. Translation: “You’re in, and it helps financially.” Varsity notes Partial Paid bids include a portion of registration covered and can include advancement benefits.

3) At-Large Bid

Meaning: You qualified, but no money is covered. Translation: “Congrats, you’re in – now start budgeting.” Varsity also explains At-Large bids and how teams can qualify via different pathways (including season-long pathways for Summit).

4) Wildcard Bid (Summit-related)

Meaning: You qualified, but typically enter earlier in the event structure depending on championship rules. Translation: “You’re in, but the road is a little longer.” Important: Worlds is different. Varsity states teams can receive At-Large or Full Paid bids for Worlds and notes there are no Wild Card bids for Worlds.

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“Bid math” for parents – how teams actually earn them

Step 1: An event has a “bid declaration”

Events are categorized (Challenge, Classic, Nationals, etc.) and each category is allowed to award a specific number and type of bids. For Summit, Varsity publishes bid guides that outline how bids distribute by event type. For Worlds, Varsity also publishes bid declarations (for example, paid bids tied to national champions in certain divisions)

Step 2: Teams compete and ranks determine who gets what

Usually:

Highest-scoring eligible teams get the top bids first (Paid/Partial).
Then other bid types may be awarded based on remaining structure.

Step 3: Eligibility matters more than parents realize

Sometimes a team can place high, but not be eligible for a certain bid due to division rules or event-specific eligibility requirements. This is where families start yelling “robbed,” when it’s actually paperwork plus rules.

The confusing part – “bid type” is NOT the same as “how good you are”

Here’s what nobody says plainly: A Full Paid bid doesn’t always mean “best team in the building,” and an At-Large doesn’t mean “barely qualified.” It means:

what the event was allowed to award,
what divisions were present,
how the bid slots were allocated,
and who was eligible.

That’s it.

Real-world examples (these make it click)

Example A: “We got an At-Large – is that bad?”

No. It means you’re qualified to attend – you just don’t get registration help. For most families, the practical difference is financial and logistical – not status.

Example B: “We got Partial Paid – what does that change?”

Usually it means less out-of-pocket for registration, and sometimes advancement benefits depending on championship format. Varsity describes these distinctions in their bid explainer.

Example C: “We didn’t get a bid… but our friends said we’re ‘in the running’”

That’s usually one of these:

They’re chasing a bid at upcoming events (still in season).
They’re hoping for a season-long pathway (like a conference or points-based At-Large route for Summit).
They’re using “bid” to mean “we’re close,” which is not a real thing.

Worlds vs Summit – the parent-proof difference

The Cheerleading Worlds (USASF/IASF)

Invitation system includes At-Large and Paid bids, per Varsity’s overview
Bid recipient lists are tracked constantly because they change weekly as events happen – see FloCheer’s rolling bid list.

The Summit ecosystem

Multiple Summit events exist (Summit, D2 Summit, Youth Summit, Rec Summit).
More bid types are commonly discussed (including Wildcard and Partial Paid in Summit contexts)
Bid counts depend heavily on the season’s guide and event classification

ipp cheer music championship winning team Oklahoma State University

The “bid math” parents actually care about – money and planning

Here’s the blunt checklist families should ask the gym the same day a bid is earned:

Which event is this for? (Worlds vs Summit vs D2 vs Youth)
What bid type did we earn? (Full Paid / Partial / At-Large / Wildcard)
What does the bid type cover financially? (All/part/none of registration)
What dates are we committing to?
What travel costs should we assume? (flights, hotel blocks, ground transportation)
What’s the gym’s payment schedule and refund policy? (this is where families get wrecked)

That’s the real “bid math.”

My opinion (coach-brain, but parent-friendly)

Most parent stress around bids isn’t about cheer – it’s about uncertainty. If gyms explained bids as “qualification plus money level” instead of treating it like secret society language, 90% of the drama disappears. A bid is awesome. Even an At-Large is awesome.

But the only flex that matters is: can the team hit when it counts?

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Varsity’s Pro League Gamble Reshapes Competitive Cheer

Posted on July 1, 2025July 1, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published July 1, 2025

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The Varsity Pro Cheer League launches in 2026 with four teams, part-time five-figure salaries, and a January-March season that creates both unprecedented opportunities and existential threats for gym owners. After $126 million in antitrust settlements, Varsity Spirit is betting that professionalizing cheerleading will rehabilitate its image while further consolidating its control over the sport—a move that forces every competitive gym to reconsider its business model, athlete development strategy, and relationship with the industry’s dominant player.

For gym owners and coaches, this isn’t just another competition format. It’s a fundamental restructuring of how elite cheerleading works in America. The league’s structure—with Varsity owning all teams, controlling all athlete contracts, and selecting only established mega-gyms as partners—signals a new era where professional pathways exist but remain firmly within Varsity’s ecosystem. Whether you view this as the sport’s natural evolution or another monopolistic power grab, most likely depends on whether your gym is on the inside or outside of Varsity’s inner circle.

The league’s blueprint reveals calculated control

The Pro Cheer League’s structure demonstrates Varsity’s methodical approach to maintaining market dominance while appearing to advance the sport. Four founding teams in Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, and San Diego will each field 30 athletes, creating just 120 professional positions nationwide. These teams will train at Varsity’s chosen facilities: Stingray Allstars, Cheer Athletics, Top Gun All Stars, and California All Stars—notably all gyms with deep Varsity relationships and significant market power.

Athletes earn “five-figure” annual salaries as part-time Varsity Spirit employees, with additional compensation including travel, lodging, uniforms, and performance bonuses. The season runs January through March 2026, featuring five events in Indianapolis, Atlanta, Houston, Anaheim, and Nashville. Competition format includes head-to-head skills battles and traditional team routines, designed for television appeal.

What’s revealing isn’t just what Varsity included but what they carefully controlled. All teams remain wholly owned by Varsity Spirit, eliminating any pretense of independent competition. Athletes can pursue individual sponsorships only “with league approval.” Teams practice at pre-selected facilities, ensuring only certain gyms benefit from professional presence. This isn’t professional cheerleading emerging organically—it’s Varsity creating a closed system where they control every aspect from tryouts to championships.

Industry reactions expose deep divisions

The cheerleading community’s response reveals a sport wrestling with its identity and independence. While USA Cheer’s executive director Lauri Harris called it an “exciting development,” and partner gym owners expressed enthusiasm, deeper analysis shows significant concerns about Varsity’s motivations and methods.

Dan Cotton of the Cheer Biz Podcast captured the nuanced reaction: while showing “excitement about the professional step forward,” he expressed “serious concerns about gym affiliations, athlete eligibility, and long-term vision.” This balanced view reflects many industry professionals who want athlete opportunities but worry about implementation.

More pointed criticism emerged from business analysts and legal observers. Front Office Sports positioned the league as Varsity’s attempt to “turn the page after a litany of legal headaches” following their recent settlements. Sportico noted the timing “comes as Varsity works to rehabilitate its corporate image in the wake of antitrust and sex-abuse lawsuits.” The fierceboard community, representing grassroots gym owners and coaches, discussed Varsity’s “unfair monopoly” and debated boycott strategies.

Matt Stoller’s antitrust newsletter provided historical context, noting that Varsity founder Jeff Webb “testified in court that the competitions exist solely for the promotion of his cheerleading supply business.” This admission undermines claims that the professional league primarily serves athlete interests rather than corporate strategy.

Your gym faces an athlete retention crisis

For non-partner gyms, the most immediate threat is talent drain. Research from other youth sports shows that 90% athlete retention is considered excellent, but losing your top 18+ athletes to professional teams could devastate this metric. The psychological impact extends beyond numbers—younger athletes lose role models, team dynamics shift, and your gym’s competitive edge dulls.

The financial mathematics are brutal. If you lose 20% of your elite athletes, expect 12-15% revenue decrease in the first year before accounting for reduced competition success, lower enrollment from diminished reputation, and increased recruiting costs. These aren’t just your highest-paying clients; they’re your advertisement for excellence, your coaching assistants, and your culture carriers.

Consider how travel hockey destroyed community programs. Local rinks that once developed NHL players now struggle to field house leagues because elite players migrated to specialized facilities. Little League participation dropped 20% from its 2000s peak as travel baseball captured serious players. Cheerleading won’t be different—except Varsity controls both the amateur and professional pathways, giving them unprecedented power to direct athlete flow.

Smart gyms will implement “alumni ambassador” programs immediately, creating formal relationships with departing athletes. Develop “hybrid training” programs serving both all-star and professional-track athletes. Most critically, begin recruiting younger athletes more aggressively, knowing your development timeline just compressed.

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Schedule conflicts create operational nightmares

The Pro League’s January-March season seems strategically timed to minimize conflicts with Worlds in April, but this surface-level analysis misses the deeper disruption. November through March represents peak training season for all-star teams preparing for their championship run. Your best athletes—and possibly coaches—will have divided attention during the most critical preparation period.

Varsity claims athletes can continue with all-star teams “during the inaugural season,” but anyone who’s managed elite athletes knows this promise rings hollow.

How does an athlete maintain peak performance for both professional competitions and Worlds preparation? When professional team practice conflicts with all-star training, which takes priority? These aren’t hypothetical concerns—they’re scheduling nightmares that will fracture teams and force impossible choices.

The coaching impact may prove even more disruptive. If your top coaches get pulled toward professional teams—either as athletes or support staff—your entire program suffers. The industry already faces a qualified coaching shortage, and this league will exacerbate the problem by creating competing demands for limited talent.

Forward-thinking gyms should negotiate coaching arrangements now, before the professional teams lock in their staff. Create clear policies about conflict resolution and priority setting. Consider developing specialized tracks where some teams focus on traditional all-star competition while others prepare athletes for professional tryouts. The gyms that acknowledge this fundamental split early will adapt most successfully.

Financial opportunities exist for strategic gyms

While challenges dominate, smart gym owners can find significant opportunities in this restructuring. The four partner gyms—Stingray, Cheer Athletics, Top Gun, and California All Stars—gained enormous advantages through facility partnerships, but they’re not the only potential winners.

New revenue streams emerge for gyms positioned correctly. Professional athlete training camps and clinics command premium pricing. “Pro-prep” programs targeting ambitious 16-17 year olds can charge 30-50% above standard tuition. Equipment partnerships, merchandise sales, and content creation opportunities multiply when you’re associated with professional development.

International athlete recruitment presents an underexplored opportunity. With cheerleading’s Olympic recognition and growing global participation, 7.5 million athletes across 119 countries represent a vast market. American gyms offering professional pathway programs can attract international talent willing to pay premium prices for elite training.

The youth sports economy generates $15-28 billion annually, with families spending average of $883 per child. Parents already demonstrating willingness to invest heavily will pay more for programs with clear professional pathways. Position your gym as the regional center for professional development—even without direct league partnership—and capture this premium market segment.

Consider how gymnastics gyms evolved when elite pathways clarified. Facilities specializing in Olympic-track development command prices 3-4x higher than recreational programs. Parents pay willingly because the pathway is clear, the coaching is elite, and the possibilities seem tangible. The Pro Cheer League creates similar dynamics in cheerleading.

Partnership strategies beyond the chosen four

Varsity selected four mega-gyms as inaugural partners, but expansion is inevitable. Position your gym now for future partnership opportunities by demonstrating value to the professional ecosystem. This requires strategic thinking beyond hoping for selection.

Develop formal relationships with current partner gyms. Create athlete exchange programs, coaching education partnerships, or specialized training camps that benefit both facilities. When expansion comes, Varsity will look for gyms already integrated into their professional network. Building these relationships costs little but positions you favorably for future opportunities.

Geographic strategy matters enormously. The inaugural teams represent major metropolitan markets, but numerous large cities remain unclaimed. If you’re in Chicago, Philadelphia, Phoenix, or Seattle, begin positioning as the obvious expansion choice. This means upgrading facilities, developing elite coaching staff, and demonstrating market dominance that makes you indispensable.

Media and content creation capabilities increasingly influence partnership decisions. Gyms with professional video production, strong social media presence, and proven ability to generate engaging content offer value beyond traditional metrics. Invest in these capabilities now—they’re table stakes for professional sports involvement.

Most importantly, maintain flexibility in your Varsity relationship. While partnership offers opportunities, it also creates dependencies. The most successful gyms will develop multiple revenue streams and maintain some independence, ensuring they’re not entirely beholden to Varsity’s strategic decisions.

Monopoly concerns shape industry dynamics

Understanding Varsity’s business model is crucial for navigating this new landscape. KKR’s $4.75 billion acquisition in August 2024 provides the capital backing this professional expansion. With Varsity generating $400+ million in annual EBITDA, they possess resources no competitor can match.

The antitrust context cannot be ignored. Varsity paid $82.5 million in 2024 and $43.5 million in 2023 settling monopoly allegations. They still face ongoing litigation in Texas. Launching a professional league while fighting antitrust claims seems audacious—or desperate, depending on your perspective.

Varsity’s vertical integration creates unique challenges for independent gyms. They control competitions, uniforms, governing bodies (through relationships with USA Cheer and USASF), and now professional opportunities. Every aspect of an athlete’s journey can occur within Varsity’s ecosystem, making it increasingly difficult for gyms to operate independently.

This control extends to seemingly minor details with major implications. Athletes need league approval for individual sponsorships. Teams use Varsity-mandated equipment. Media rights negotiations happen through Varsity’s existing ESPN relationship. Each element reinforces their market control while appearing to advance the sport.

For gym owners, this monopolistic structure presents a devil’s bargain. Partnering with Varsity provides access to resources and opportunities impossible to achieve independently. But it also means accepting their rules, their pricing, and their strategic decisions. The cheerleading industry increasingly resembles a company town where Varsity owns the store, the bank, and now the factory.

College cheerleading faces existential questions

The Pro League’s impact on college cheerleading remains uncertain but potentially transformative. With over 250 colleges offering programs but typical scholarships only $500-$1,000 annually, the financial incentive clearly favors professional opportunities for elite athletes.

College programs must evolve or risk irrelevance. The traditional model—where college cheerleading represents the pinnacle for most athletes—crumbles when professional salaries exceed scholarship values by 10-50x. Smart colleges will develop partnerships with professional teams, creating integrated pathways that benefit both institutions.

The implications extend beyond individual programs. If top athletes skip college for professional opportunities, the talent level in collegiate cheerleading drops dramatically. This could trigger a downward spiral: lower talent means less exciting competitions, reduced fan interest, and ultimately less funding. Alternatively, it might clarify college cheerleading’s role as developmental rather than elite performance.

For gym owners, this shift requires recalibrating athlete counseling and development. The conversation changes from “which college program?” to “college or professional track?” This complexity demands more sophisticated guidance and potentially different training approaches for athletes pursuing different paths.

International expansion creates new dynamics

While the Pro League launches as an American venture, international implications loom large. The International Cheer Union represents 119 member nations with 7.5 million participants globally. Olympic recognition in 2021 accelerated cheerleading’s international growth, creating a global talent pool previously disconnected from American elite pathways.

Bill Seely mentioned interest from Canadian and European athletes, but this understates the potential disruption. International athletes who previously had no professional prospects in cheerleading now see a clear target. Expect increased competition for professional spots as global talent seeks American opportunities.

For American gyms, this creates both challenges and opportunities. Competition for professional positions intensifies as international athletes enter the pool. But gyms that develop international recruitment pipelines and cultural support systems can tap into new markets. Consider how international students transformed American university economics—cheerleading could follow a similar pattern.

The regulatory complexities of international athlete participation remain unaddressed. Visa requirements, work authorization, and athlete rights create bureaucratic challenges Varsity must navigate. Gyms hoping to recruit internationally need legal expertise and administrative systems previously unnecessary in cheerleading.

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Survival strategies for independent gyms

For the majority of gyms without professional partnerships, survival requires strategic adaptation rather than direct competition. You cannot outspend or outmuscle Varsity, but you can find profitable niches in the new ecosystem.

First, clarify your value proposition. If you’re not sending athletes to professional teams, what do you offer? Strong answers include: community connection, affordable excellence, diverse program offerings, or specialized training. The key is differentiation—you must offer something the professional pathway doesn’t provide.

Develop alternative competitive tracks that don’t depend on Varsity competitions. International competitions, collegiate preparation, and performance opportunities create athlete goals beyond the professional league. While Varsity dominates traditional all-star cheerleading, creative gyms can build successful programs around alternative objectives.

Financial diversification becomes critical. Gyms overly dependent on elite team tuition face severe risk. Expand into recreational programs, adult fitness, tumbling classes, and summer camps. These programs generate steady revenue less affected by professional league disruption. The most resilient gyms will derive no more than 40% of revenue from elite competitive teams.

Consider cooperative strategies with other independent gyms. Shared coaching resources, joint training camps, and collaborative competition teams help smaller gyms maintain competitiveness. While Varsity consolidates control vertically, independent gyms can create horizontal networks that provide mutual support.

The harsh reality of adaptation

The Varsity Pro Cheer League forces uncomfortable decisions on every gym owner and coach. You must choose: attempt to join Varsity’s professional ecosystem, compete independently, or pivot toward different market segments. Each path demands different strategies, investments, and acceptance of different risks.

For gyms with professional partnership ambitions, the requirements are clear but demanding. Facility upgrades alone could cost $500,000-$2 million to meet professional standards. Coaching salaries must increase to retain talent. Marketing and content creation require professional investment. These costs mount before considering the operational complexity of managing professional and amateur programs simultaneously.

Independent gyms face different but equally serious challenges. How do you maintain relevance when the sport’s pinnacle exists outside your reach? How do you motivate athletes when professional opportunities require leaving your program? How do you compete for talent when partner gyms offer professional pathways? These questions don’t have easy answers, but ignoring them guarantees failure.

The pivot toward recreational or alternative focuses might seem like retreat, but it could prove the smartest strategy. The youth sports participation market continues growing even as elite pathways consolidate. Parents increasingly seek healthy activities over hypercompetitive environments. Gyms that capture this market might find more sustainable success than those chasing professional partnerships.

Financial projections reveal sobering truths

Let’s examine realistic financial scenarios for different gym types as the professional league develops:

Scenario 1: Current Partner Gym

Revenue increase: 25-40% within 3 years
Required investment: $1-3 million in facilities and staff
Risk factors: Dependence on Varsity decisions, athlete burnout, market saturation
Probability of success: 70% given Varsity support

Scenario 2: Aspiring Partner Gym

Revenue impact: -10% initially, potential +20% if selected
Required investment: $500,000-$1 million in preparation
Risk factors: May never receive partnership, opportunity cost of investment
Probability of success: 30% given limited expansion slots

Scenario 3: Independent Elite Gym

Revenue impact: -15-25% over 3 years
Required investment: $100,000-$300,000 in program diversification
Risk factors: Continued athlete drain, reduced competitiveness
Probability of maintaining current scale: 40%

Scenario 4: Pivoting Recreational Gym

Revenue impact: -20% initially, stabilizing at -5% within 2 years
Required investment: $50,000-$150,000 in program development
Risk factors: Brand perception, staff expertise gaps
Probability of successful transition: 60%

These projections assume competent management and favorable local markets. Poorly managed transitions could result in -40-50% revenue declines or complete failure.

Time-sensitive decisions demand immediate action

The professional league launches in January 2026, but critical decisions cannot wait. Tryouts begin September 2025, meaning athlete recruitment and retention strategies need implementation now. Every month of delay represents lost opportunities and increased risk.

For gyms pursuing partnerships, begin relationship building immediately. Attend Varsity events, develop connections with current partner gyms, and demonstrate your value to the ecosystem. Waiting for Varsity to notice you is a losing strategy—proactive engagement improves your odds dramatically.

Independent gyms need even more urgent action. Diversification takes time, and cultural change happens slowly. If you’re pivoting toward recreational programs or alternative competitive tracks, begin that transition now. Your current elite athletes provide credibility for launching new programs—once they leave, building from scratch becomes much harder.

Financial preparation cannot be overstated. Whether pursuing partnership or independence, the next 24 months will strain resources. Secure credit lines, build cash reserves, and prepare for revenue volatility. Gyms entering this transition with weak balance sheets face extreme survival risk.

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Disruption demands strategic response

The Varsity Pro Cheer League represents the most significant structural change in competitive cheerleading history. Whether you view it as opportunity or threat, ignoring it guarantees obsolescence. Every gym must develop a strategic response aligned with their capabilities, market position, and ownership goals.

For the chosen few partner gyms, the league offers unprecedented opportunities for growth, prestige, and financial success. These gyms will shape professional cheerleading’s future while building sustainable competitive advantages. Their challenge lies in managing complexity while maintaining program quality across amateur and professional tracks.

For aspiring partners, the path requires significant investment with uncertain returns. Success demands exceptional execution, strategic positioning, and some luck. The rewards for those who succeed could be transformative, but the majority will invest heavily without achieving partnership, making this a high-risk strategy.

Independent gyms face the hardest choices. Competing directly with Varsity’s professional ecosystem seems futile, but creative adaptation offers viable paths forward. Whether through international expansion, alternative competitive tracks, or recreational focus, successful independent gyms will find profitable niches Varsity doesn’t serve.

The uncomfortable truth is that competitive cheer’s landscape will look dramatically different in 5 years.

The professional league accelerates existing consolidation trends while creating new competitive dynamics. Gyms that acknowledge this reality and adapt strategically will survive and potentially thrive. If you resist the change or react slowly, you’ll likely face marginalization or closure.

Your response to the Varsity Pro Cheer League will likely determine your gym’s future. Choose wisely, act decisively, and remember that in times of industry disruption, strategic clarity matters more than resources. The gyms that emerge strongest won’t necessarily be the biggest or best-funded—they’ll be the ones that most clearly understand their value proposition in cheer’s new professional era.

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Teams, Coaches, & Programs to Watch in Competitive Cheer This Fall 2025

Posted on June 27, 2025June 27, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

Competitive Cheer Teams to Watch Fall 2025

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published June 27, 2025

Competitive cheer in the United States is entering a new season this fall with a host of standout teams and individuals poised to make waves. Across high school, collegiate, and all-star levels, certain programs have distinguished themselves through championship success, innovative routines, and unique training philosophies. Today we’re gonna spotlight some of these must-watch teams, athletes, and coaches – and, importantly, what you can learn from their approaches to elevate your own cheer game.

High School Cheer Standouts

High school cheerleading continues to produce powerhouse programs that dominate nationally. Two programs in particular – one an established dynasty and the other a rapidly rising force – exemplify what it takes to reach the top.

Greenup County High School (Kentucky) – Tradition Meets Tenacity

One of the most legendary high school cheer programs in the nation, Greenup County High School has a storied legacy built over four decades. Head coach Candy Berry has led the Kentucky school to an astounding 17 UCA national titles in her career, with the latest championship coming in early 2024. After a seven-year drought since 2017, Berry’s squad reclaimed the crown this past season, proving that tradition combined with tenacity is a winning formula.

Berry emphasizes to each new team the weight of Greenup’s history: “We tell them from the get-go… you have a history, you have a tradition here,” she says. This mindset instills pride and motivation in the athletes to add their own chapter to the school’s legacy. In February’s nationals, that motivation paid off – Greenup hit a zero-deduction routine and erupted with joy upon hearing they’d finally taken first place again.

Candy Berry, coaching at Greenup since the early 1980s, attributes the program’s sustained excellence to each generation’s dedication: “They all have the same dream but it’s a different group of kids that strive for it in their own way,” she explains, noting that every championship is special because new athletes achieved it through their own hard work. Under Berry’s leadership, Greenup has set a standard of consistency, fundamentals, and pride in tradition that any school can emulate.

Takeaway: A strong tradition can be a springboard for success – use your program’s history to inspire current athletes. Holding today’s team to the high expectations set by past champions fosters accountability and hunger. At the same time, each team should be allowed to find its own identity and motivation. Greenup’s resurgence teaches that perseverance and pride can revive any program’s fortunes; no matter how long it’s been since your last win, keep striving and believe in your legacy.

Live Oak High School (Louisiana) – Pushing the Difficulty Bar

On the opposite end of the spectrum, Live Oak High School (Watson, LA) has emerged in recent years as a modern powerhouse with a focus on ambitious difficulty and innovation. Led by head coach Maddie Guidry Claverie – herself a former Live Oak cheerleader – the Live Oak Eagles are known for throwing skills usually seen at the college or all-star level. “The Eagles are known for their incredibly difficult routines full of stunts & tumbling that are performed and executed at the highest level,” notes Varsity’s Amber Salas.

This small-town team’s resume now boasts nine UCA National Championships in the traditional performance divisions, plus two more in the Game Day division – a testament to both difficulty and versatility. Coach Claverie, only a few years out of college, has quickly become a respected figure for building an elite program. She credits part of Live Oak’s success to a strong feeder system and a culture of hard work. (Indeed, observers note that for programs hoping to replicate Live Oak’s ascent, “the blueprint is clear: invest in your athletes from a young age, foster a culture of dedication and…” – the rest is evident in Live Oak’s results.) Claverie also isn’t afraid to seek new challenges; this season, she is adding a college coaching role at Southeastern Louisiana University while still helming Live Oak’s squad.

By branching out, she’ll bring even more experience back to her high school team. Live Oak’s recent routines have been highlight-reel material – packed with difficult tumbling passes, creative pyramids, and technical stunts – yet the team consistently “hits” those routines with minimal deductions. That ability to push the envelope while staying clean was on full display at UCA Nationals, where Live Oak clinched the 2024 Large Varsity Division I championship with a remarkable 97.4 scorevarsity.com. It’s clear this program has firmly established itself among the nation’s elite.

Takeaway: Dare to be ambitious in your skills and choreography, but back it up with excellent technique and repetition. Live Oak shows that high schoolers can safely perform college-level difficulty – if they’re trained up through years of conditioning and precise coaching. Building difficulty should be a long-term plan: start developing young athletes early (many Live Oak cheerleaders train in junior high and even youth leagues) and continually raise the bar. Also, focus on consistency under pressure. Live Oak’s big scores come from hitting difficult routines with zero deductions, which requires intense preparation. The lesson for other teams is to dream big but practice even bigger: set goals to add one extra skill or a unique twist to your routine, and drill it until your team can execute it perfectly even on the biggest stage.

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Collegiate Cheer Powerhouses

At the collegiate level, the competitive field is deeper than ever, with traditional dynasties being challenged by hungry up-and-comers. This fall, all eyes are on a few programs that have recently made headlines – and the coaching philosophies that got them there.

University of Kentucky – The Gold Standard of College Cheer

It’s impossible to discuss college cheerleading without mentioning the University of Kentucky. UK’s cheer program is, simply put, the most decorated in history – with 25 national titles in Division IA coed (the top division) to date. Head coach Jomo Thompson has been a part of 18 of those championships as either an athlete or coach, and his approach to maintaining excellence is illuminating. Rather than obsess over the competition, Thompson has his team compete with themselves – or rather, with past UK teams. “What we try to do is pick some of the routines that former Kentucky teams have done, that have set a good benchmark… Those are the routines we try to beat,” Thompson explains. In other words, the Wildcats focus on their own rich tradition as the metric of success.

This tradition-centric mindset frees the athletes from distraction and keeps them aiming higher each year. It clearly works: Kentucky often enters nationals as the favorite, and even when they don’t win, they are near the very top. In 2019, UK won its 24th title (fourth in a row at that time) with seniors noting that living up to expectations is just part of the job.

One senior described the atmosphere when Kentucky takes the mat: “It’s dead quiet… I know some of [the crowd] are hoping we hit, but I feel like the majority are like ‘come on, I hope they fall’… but it’s that kind of pressure that we like. We like proving people wrong”. That quote underscores how Kentucky cheerleaders embrace pressure – they know everyone is gunning for them, and they channel it as motivation to hit perfectly.

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Even when Kentucky was narrowly defeated this past season, their presence loomed large. At the 2024 UCA nationals, Kentucky finished third behind two rising programs, yet still earned a remarkable 95.4 raw score (after a minor deduction). The Wildcats remain the team to beat, and their emphasis on fundamentals (like difficult partner stunts and pyramids executed with textbook technique) continues to raise the standard for college cheer.

Takeaway: Never rest on your laurels – compete against your own past best. Kentucky’s “tradition over competition” philosophy can benefit any team, even if you don’t have 25 titles! Identify what your team did well in previous seasons (or even just in practice) and set that as the baseline to improve upon. By internalizing this mindset, you’ll continuously push your skills further rather than playing it safe. Additionally, Kentucky shows the importance of thriving under pressure. Treat every practice like nationals – with focus and intensity – so that when the real pressure hits, you’ll welcome it. Confidence comes from preparation, and UK’s decades of success prove that a culture of high expectations and self-driven excellence yields champions.

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University of Central Florida – Hitting When It Counts

Once in Kentucky’s shadow, the University of Central Florida (UCF) has stormed into the spotlight after winning the 2024 UCA Division IA Coed national championship. The UCF Knights claimed their fourth title in this division – and their first since 2020 – by delivering back-to-back flawless routines at nationals.

Under the guidance of head coach Linda Gooch, who just completed her 40th year coaching her alma mater, UCF has steadily built a culture centered on precision and peaking at the right time. In the 2024 finals, UCF knew the competition was fierce – perennial powers Kentucky and Alabama were there, as well as the defending three-time champions from South Florida. UCF responded by being one of only two teams to hit a perfect “zero-deduction” routine in semifinals, earning the top spot going into finals.

They then rose to the occasion in finals with another hit, scoring 97.3 to edge out Alabama by just 0.5 points. The significance of this win was huge for UCF’s program: it proved that with consistency and mental toughness, they could topple the traditional giants. Coach Gooch’s reaction said it all – pure elation – as it was her fourth championship as coach (tying UCF for the second-most titles ever in Division IA, behind only Kentucky).

Gooch, a Hall of Famer, has instilled a mindset in her athletes to focus on execution over difficulty. UCF’s routine had plenty of difficulty, but importantly, they only included skills they knew they could hit solidly under pressure. The result was zero deductions on finals night, whereas other teams with flashier routines incurred mistakes.

UCF also prides itself on collective teamwork; in addition to the coed cheer win, their all-girl Game Day squad and dance team also achieved top placements, showing the breadth of the spirit program’s strength. Heading into this fall, UCF will be a program to watch as they defend their championship with the confidence of knowing they can beat anyone when they hit. And you can be sure that Kentucky, Alabama, and others will be sharpening their routines to challenge the Knights – making for an exciting collegiate season ahead.

Takeaway: Consistency is king. UCF’s triumph underscores that hitting clean routines can outweigh throwing the absolutely hardest skills if those skills can’t be hit consistently. For teams at any level, the lesson is to train for consistency – condition your routines to hit under all conditions (fatigue, loud crowds, pressure moments). Focus on execution and timing, because a flawless simpler stunt will score better (and look more impressive) than a shaky advanced stunt. Another takeaway is the importance of competitive resilience. UCF had gone a few years without a title, but they stayed hungry and used near-misses as fuel to come back stronger. If you fall short one season, study what went wrong, make adjustments, and come back mentally tougher. Finally, trust in veteran leadership – Coach Gooch’s decades of experience and calm guidance undoubtedly helped UCF handle the nerves of finals. Lean on your coaches and team leaders when stakes are high; their confidence will spread to the rest of the team.

(Keep an eye on other collegiate contenders too: programs like the University of South Florida, which had won three straight championships before UCF unseated them, and the University of Alabama, a perennial top finisher, are all pushing the envelope. And outside the UCA circuit, don’t forget about the NCA College Nationals champions like Weber State University, who have attracted top talent – including star athlete Gabi Butler – and won the 2021 NCA Grand National title with the highest score of any teamweber.eduweber.edu. The college cheer landscape is rich with talent, which means more examples for you to learn from.)

All-Star Elite Teams and Programs

In the all-star cheer world, the level of athleticism reaches its peak. All-star teams are known for pushing creative boundaries and for fierce rivalry at events like The Cheerleading Worlds each spring. This fall, several programs stand out as trend-setters in skills and team culture. Here are a couple of the elite programs – plus one underdog story – that you should watch and learn from:

Top Gun All Stars (Florida) – Innovators of the Sport

Top Gun All Stars is a name synonymous with all-star cheer innovation. Founded by coaches Victor and Kristen Rosario and based in Miami, Top Gun has produced multiple world championship teams – most famously their Large Coed Level 6 team “TGLC” (Top Gun Large Coed) as well as teams like “Lady Jags” and “Revelation.” Top Gun’s routines are legendary for high-flying stunts, daring pyramids, and themed performances that push cheerleading’s creative limits. It’s no surprise that the Rosarios are widely regarded as “trailblazers in the sport and champions of innovation”. In 2024, Top Gun’s TGLC reclaimed the World Champion title in the premier Large Coed division, scoring an impressive 167.05.

They then successfully defended their title at the 2025 Worlds, showing that their creativity is matched by consistency on the mat. What sets Top Gun apart is not just difficult skills (though they do some of the hardest coed stunts and tumbling passes in cheerleading), but also the originality of their routine choreography and music themes. This is the program known for doing things like coed stunt sequences that look like synchronized dancing and inventing new transitions that other teams scramble to copy in later seasons. They famously mix elite skills with showmanship – for example, incorporating unique counters, visuals, and even humor into routines while never sacrificing technical execution. Top Gun’s training environment also emphasizes family-like unity (they refer to their teams as “Jags” family) and encouraging innovation at all levels – athletes are encouraged to contribute ideas and try new skills. The result is a fearless style of cheerleading that has kept Top Gun at the pinnacle of the sport for decades.

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Takeaway: Embrace innovation and play to your team’s strengths. Top Gun teaches us that cheerleading is equal parts athletic competition and artistic performance. Don’t be afraid to get creative with your choreography – a signature move or theme can make your routine memorable. Encourage your team to try that new stunt or put a twist on a formation; even if it’s never been done, it could set you apart.

Importantly, however, Top Gun never throws unprepared skills – they drill tirelessly to make sure those innovative elements hit. So, innovation must go hand-in-hand with mastery: if you add a unique skill, condition it to the point where it’s second nature. Additionally, foster a positive, close-knit team culture. Top Gun’s athletes often talk about feeling like family, which helps when taking risks – teammates trust each other both in the air and on the ground. A unified team that believes in a creative vision will perform with confidence and swag. In short, dare to lead, not follow, and put in the work to back it up.

Cheer Extreme Senior Elite (North Carolina) – Excellence Through Adversity

On the all-girl side, Cheer Extreme Senior Elite remains a juggernaut that exemplifies persistence and excellence. Cheer Extreme is a large program with many teams, but Senior Elite (their Large Senior Level 6 team out of Kernersville, NC) is the one that put them on the map. This team has been a Worlds finalist every year since the division’s inception and has claimed multiple World Championships (2010, 2012, 2013, and most recently 2023 and 2025). Senior Elite is known for gorgeous technique – especially their stunning pyramid and stunt sequences – and a certain degree of dramatic flair (fans will recall their famous “prayer” stunt sequence and emotional music selections). What’s truly inspiring about Senior Elite is how they handle adversity. In 2024, for instance, they finished off the Worlds podium (a rare 4th place finish after a mistake in finals).

Rather than get discouraged, the team came back in 2025 with a renewed determination and ultimately won back the World Champion title in their division. Coaches Courtney Smith-Pope and Kelly Helton have created a culture where athletes hold each other accountable and treat setbacks as fuel for growth. Senior Elite’s 2025 run was marked by hitting routine after routine all season – they even received perfect “hit zero” outings at major competitions leading up to Worlds, signaling their focus on redemption.

A hallmark of Cheer Extreme’s approach is precision drilling of fundamentals (their flyers have beautiful body positions, their baskets are high and clean) combined with innovative stunt engineering. They were one of the first all-girl teams to perform release moves that many thought only coed teams could do. This willingness to pioneer, paired with deep attention to technique, makes them a model team. Their motto “#SE4L” (Senior Elite for Life) also highlights the strong alumni network and mentorship – former athletes often come back to coach or support, creating continuity. As we look to this fall, Senior Elite and their rivals (like World Cup Shooting Stars, Stingray Allstars Orange, and Cheer Athletics Panthers) will surely continue their classic battles, each pushing the other to new heights. For any cheerleader, there’s much to learn from how Senior Elite continually evolves while respecting the core of what makes them great.

Takeaway: Respond to setbacks with determination, not defeat. Cheer Extreme Senior Elite’s journey shows that even elite teams face disappointments – what matters is the response. If you drop a stunt or lose a competition, use it as motivation to pinpoint weaknesses and turn them into strengths. Senior Elite’s improvement from 2024 to 2025 was no accident; it was a product of refocused training and mental resilience. The lesson is to never settle – even champions have to continuously grind to stay on top. Another takeaway is the value of perfecting the basics. Much of Senior Elite’s wow factor comes from superb technique in everything from tumbling to transitions. Strive for cleanliness and form in every skill before upping difficulty. That solid foundation will carry you through pressure moments. Finally, build a support system in your program. Senior Elite benefits from a legacy of alumni and a program-wide standard of excellence. Even if you’re on a smaller team, create a supportive network – cheer on your teammates, learn from those who came before you, and take pride in your team’s identity. A positive culture not only makes training more enjoyable, but it also breeds success.

Maine Stars Glory (Maine) – Big Dreams from a Small Gym

One of the most exciting “breakout” stories in recent all-star cheer is Maine Stars Glory, a small D2 all-star team that proved anything is possible. Hailing from a small gym in Eliot, Maine, Glory made history in 2025 by becoming the first team from Maine to win a World Championship. Competing in the Level 6 Limited Senior Extra Small Coed division (a mouthful of a division name, but essentially a division for very small teams), Maine Stars Glory had just 16 athletes – nine of them first-timers at Worlds – and yet they delivered back-to-back flawless routines to capture the gold.

Their story is a master class in team unity and belief. The coaching staff (Lori McPherson, Kelsey Daigle, and Mikaela Leighton) cultivated an atmosphere of positivity and 100% trust within the team. They have a tradition of the whole team getting ready together at the coaches’ house on competition morning – eating breakfast as a family and “setting positive vibes for the day”. This emphasis on bonding paid off: “This team was very young… Their bond was something special, all 16 athletes had the same dream,” the coaches noted, and that unity kept everyone focused under pressure.

Importantly, Maine Stars Glory also confronted their weaknesses head-on. Early in the season they struggled to hit clean routines on two-day competitions, so they scheduled an extra competition late in the season just to practice hitting both days – which gave them confidence going into Worlds. At Worlds, they hit the best two routines of their season when it mattered most. The coaches instilled unshakeable belief in the athletes: back in November, months before Worlds, they had each athlete write down the goal of winning Worlds and hang it where they’d see it every day.

“You have to 100% believe it to achieve it,”

– Lori McPherson

After their win, the coaches reflected on the wider impact: they hope other small gyms see this and feel inspired that “anything can happen when you are a true team”. They also imparted a valuable piece of advice to their athletes (and really to all of us): celebrate your success, but then get back to work. “Congratulations for a job well done. Now work even harder, because you just proved you could achieve it once—so now go after it again,” the Glory staff said, challenging their athletes to stay hungry. And finally, they live by a motto of “Grateful for Today” – ending each practice by expressing gratitude and humility, win or lose. Maine Stars Glory’s Cinderella story captivates the cheer world, but it was built on very down-to-earth principles that any team can adopt.

Takeaway: No program is too “small” to dream big. The first step is believing in your goals and cultivating that belief in every team member. As Maine Stars’ journey shows, when an entire team commits to a vision and supports one another, extraordinary outcomes can follow. Team bond and culture are as crucial as skill difficulty – trust and positivity will carry you through the fiercest challenges. Another takeaway is to address your weaknesses. If there’s a hurdle holding your team back (be it stamina on day two, mental blocks, etc.), tackle it deliberately – add a mock competition, do extra reps, seek advice – rather than avoiding it. By overcoming those hurdles in practice, you build the confidence to shine when it counts. Lastly, stay humble and hungry. Even after a big victory, continue to work hard and improve, and always be grateful for the opportunities and friendships cheerleading brings. Maine Stars Glory’s attitude of gratitude and relentless work ethic is something any athlete can emulate.

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Whether it’s a high school squad chasing a first trophy or an all-star team defending a world title, the common threads among these standout programs are hard work, innovation, consistency, team unity, and passionate leadership. We’ve seen coaches like Candy Berry and Linda Gooch nurture generations of athletes with a love of the sport and attention to fundamentals. We’ve seen younger coaches like Maddie Claverie and the Maine Stars staff combine fresh ideas with serious training discipline. We’ve watched programs like Kentucky and Top Gun maintain dominance by never getting complacent, and others like UCF and Maine Stars rising by out-working and out-executing the competition.

As you prepare for the fall season, take these lessons to heart. Maybe you’ll incorporate a new bonding activity for team unity, or challenge yourself to add a harder skill now that you know what’s possible. Maybe you’ll set a personal goal and tape it to your mirror, or simply recommit to making every rep count in practice.

Remember the mantra of Weber State’s celebrated athlete Gabi Butler: “Hard work beats talent, when talent refuses to work”.

The teams and athletes highlighted above have talent and put in the work – and that’s why they’re champions. By studying their approaches, you can find ways to improve your own methods. This fall, don’t just watch these cheer all-stars – learn from them, and then go be one of them.

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Roadmap to Success: Major Cheerleading Competitions 2025–2026

Posted on May 9, 2025May 9, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

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Between May 2025 and May 2026, cheerleading teams around the world are gearing up for some of the sport’s most prestigious competitions. In the United States, events like NCA & NDA College Nationals, The Cheerleading Worlds, and the Allstar World Championship draw elite talent. Across the Atlantic, the UK’s Future Cheer Internationals dominates the scene, while Australia’s AASCF Nationals, Japan’s All Japan Cheerleading & Dance Championship, South Korea’s national championship, and Mexico’s ONP National Grand Championship showcase top-tier teams in their regions.

Below we break down each major competition—including dates and unique characteristics—and provide detailed 6–9 month training roadmaps for two scenarios: (1) teams starting from scratch and (2) returning advanced teams. These roadmaps include timelines for skills training, choreography, conditioning, recovery, and crucial administrative deadlines (registration, music licensing, uniforms, bid qualifications). For convenience, each roadmap is accompanied by a downloadable .ics calendar file.

NCA & NDA College Nationals 2026 (USA) - NEW

Date & Venue: April 5–10, 2026 in Daytona Beach, Florida. This is the pinnacle of college cheer and dance, famous for its beachfront Bandshell finals. Teams qualify via summer camps or video bids, then spend months preparing to “go to Daytona.” A hallmark of NCA College Nationals is the required crowd-leading cheer section in routines and the electrifying atmosphere of performing on the outdoor stage. Top teams need difficult stunts and pyramids, sharp crowd appeal, and endurance to hit solid routines on both prelims and finals days. (As NCA says, it’s a journey “from NCA College Camp to NCA Nationals,” all for that moment on the Bandshell.

Roadmap for New Teams (Starting from Scratch)

For a new college team aiming for Daytona, the focus is on building fundamental skills and securing a Nationals bid early:

Summer (May–Aug 2025): Hold tryouts in late spring and immediately begin off-season conditioning. Attend an NCA Summer Camp in July–Aug 2025 to learn game day material and earn a Nationals bid (camp attendees can receive an automatic bid)varsity.com. Start basic stunt group training and coed stunt basics; emphasize tumbling drills and motions technique.
Fall 2025: With the bid secured, kick off regular team practices by August. Spend September on stunting technique and pyramids, gradually increasing difficulty as skills solidify. In October, begin choreographing the competition routine’s outline – including the crowd cheer segment (signs, chants, megaphones) and the music section. By November, finalize music selection and ensure it’s properly licensed. (If the team didn’t attend camp, submit a video bid by the November deadline to qualify for NCA Nationals.) In late fall, ramp up full-out practice repetitions.

Winter 2025–26: Hold a routine choreography camp in early January 2026 to put together the full routine with a professional choreographer. January and February are for cleaning up the routine and improving endurance – aim to be able to run full-outs back-to-back (remember, at NCA College Nationals teams often compete on both BandShell and indoor stage). Register for Nationals by the on-time registration deadline (likely February) to avoid late fees. In February, attend a local tune-up competition or showcase to simulate performing under pressure.
Spring 2026 (Pre-Nationals): Clean and polish the routine throughout March, focusing on tumbling passes and pyramids hitting consistently with zero deductions. Plan a friends-and-family showcase in late March as a dress rehearsal. Finalize uniform orders by March to ensure they arrive; coordinate logistics (travel to Daytona, hotel, music proof, etc.). Allow a short taper the week before competition to keep athletes fresh. Arrive in Daytona a day or two early to practice on strips of the actual performance surface if possible (outdoor elements like wind and sun can be a factor on the Bandshell).
Competition: Compete in prelims and, if you advance, finals between April 5–10, 2026. Aim to “hit zero” (no deductions) in both performances, showcasing strong crowd-leading in the cheer section and stellar technique in the music section. Use any feedback from prelim judges to make minor adjustments for finals. Most importantly – soak in the experience of Daytona Beach and keep the team calm and focused for the high-energy environment.

Download New Team Calendar (.ics): Below is a calendar of key dates and milestones for a new team’s journey to NCA College Nationals 2026 (from tryouts through Nationals). You can import this into your calendar app for a detailed timeline.

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Roadmap for Returning Advanced Teams

Experienced college teams (especially those returning to Daytona or defending titles) can streamline early-season prep and push difficulty further:

Early Off-Season (May–July 2025): After the 2025 Nationals, give athletes a short break to recover (mental and physical rest is important). By June, start optional workouts focusing on maintaining conditioning and rehabbing any injuries. Many top teams still attend an NCA College Camp in summer – not only to secure their bid (if not already obtained via video) but also to practice game-day elements and bond as a team. Use camp to identify any skill gaps and set goals (“Go Be Great” initiative and spirit showcases add motivational fire).
Fall 2025: With many veterans returning, you can start at a higher difficulty level. In August and September, introduce new elite stunts, pyramids, and tumbling passes that build on last year’s routine – push creativity and difficulty since these teams aim to wow judges. Analyze score sheets from 2025 to address any relative weaknesses (for example, if tumbling difficulty was maxed out, focus on stunt innovation, etc.). By October, have a preliminary routine outline and begin full routine choreography earlier than a novice team would. Using the fall, perform at pep rallies or exhibitor events to get comfortable performing in front of crowds. Ensure music is mix-mastered by winter and fully compliant with licensing rules (Varsity requires use of licensed music providers).

Winter 2025–26: Many returning teams aim to have the bulk of their routine ready by the holidays so they can spend January–March cleaning and refining. Schedule full-out routines multiple times per week starting in January 2026. Because NCA scores execution heavily, allocate practice time to perfect stunt timing, toss technique, and pyramids dismount landings. Simulate the Daytona environment in practice – for example, practice outdoors in a breeze for the Bandshell feel, or run from a mock prelim to a finals routine on back-to-back days to build stamina. By February, all sections (including the game-day cheer segment) should be hitting consistently.
Pre-Nationals Spring 2026: In March, host a mock competition with impartial judges (maybe alumni or local coaches) to score the routine and provide feedback. Use this feedback to make final adjustments – seasoned teams might increase difficulty in a section if they’ve been consistently hitting zero, knowing the payoff in score could be worth the risk. Finalize all logistics (travel, accommodations at Daytona, practice schedules) well ahead of time. A week or so before Nationals, hold a high-energy send-off performance in front of the school/community to build confidence and excitement. Then taper activity slightly to keep athletes fresh and injury-free.
Competition: Arrive at NCA Nationals ready to handle the pressure. Experienced teams know to treat prelims as finals – a strong Day 1 can secure a favorable draw/order for finals. At the event (April 2026), pay attention to NCA’s scoring nuances: e.g., the crowd segment – ensure signs, poms, and motions are sharp and the crowd effect is maximized (NCA judges reward effective crowd-leading). Between prelims and finals, coaches should review routine video for any bobbles to fix. By this stage, an advanced team’s muscle memory and experience take over. The result: a confident, aggressive finals performance in Daytona to contend for a national title.

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The Cheerleading Worlds 2026 (USA) - NEW

Date & Venue: April 24–27, 2026 at ESPN Wide World of Sports, Orlando (Walt Disney World). The Cheerleading Worlds is the premier international all-star championship, where elite Level 6/7 teams from around the globe compete. Over 500 teams from 25+ nations converge for this event, each having earned a bid throughout the season. Routines are all music (no cheer segment) and are scored on difficulty, technique, creativity, and perfection – hitting a zero-deduction routine is crucial in this “pinnacle of the sport’s most prestigious stage”. With prelims, semi-finals, and finals in many divisions, teams often must perform multiple days. Scoring emphasis: Tumbling and stunt difficulty at the absolute maximum of the scoring grid, impeccable execution, and standout choreography (transitions, visual effects) to set teams apart. Small details like uniform design and performance showmanship can even make a difference at this level.

Roadmap for New All-Star Teams

A newly formed all-star Worlds team (perhaps a gym’s first Worlds team) has a steep road: they must build skills and secure a Worlds bid during the season:

Spring–Summer 2025 (Formation & Basics): Hold tryouts by May 2025 once the previous season ends. Select athletes who meet the age and level requirements for a Worlds team (typically Level 6 or 7). Start training in June with a focus on basics: establish technique for tosses, standing tumbling (fulls/doubles), and stunt group assignments. Over summer, schedule extra clinics for specialty skills like baskets and tumbling upgrades. Also, choose a competition schedule targeting bid-qualifying events (e.g., USA Cheer or Varsity competitions that offer Worlds bids).
Choreography & Routine Building (Late Summer 2025): By July or August, host a choreography camp to create a first draft of the Worlds routine. Since difficulty is paramount at Worlds, incorporate the hardest skills the team can safely execute – but ensure to design routine sections that highlight athletes’ strengths (e.g., if you have strong tumblers, emphasize synchronized tumbling passes). By the end of summer, you should have a routine that hits all score sheet elements (stunts, pyramid, running and standing tumbling, jumps, dance). Obtain music from a licensed producer (the mix often includes voice-overs highlighting team name/theme).
Fall 2025 (Routine Reps & Early Comps): Use the fall months to condition the athletes for full 2:30 routines. Initially, break the routine into sections for cleaning. Start doing full-outs by October. It’s wise for a new team to attend an early-season competition (Nov or Dec 2025) to get feedback. Even a local competition can serve as a reality check for stamina and where deductions occur. Adjust choreography if needed – for example, if a stunt is not hitting consistently by December, consider simplifying it to ensure a clean routine by Worlds.

Bid Qualification (Winter 2025–26): Worlds bids (Paid, At-Large) are typically up for grabs starting mid-season. Plan to attend at least one major nationals or bid event in Jan/Feb 2026. Many teams target events like CHEERSPORT, NCA All-Star Nationals (late February), or UCA International All-Star Championship in March to secure their bid. If your team is still growing, consider smaller bid events for an At-Large bid. Keep in mind: teams must have a bid to attend Worlds, so this is a critical milestonecheermedia.com. Once a bid is earned, immediately take care of Worlds registration and payment by the stated deadline (usually by late March). Also coordinate travel early – Orlando fills up with cheer teams during Worlds week.
Spring 2026 (Pre-Worlds Prep): After securing the bid, intensify focus on execution. March is the time to max out your routine – add that extra tumbling pass or trick if the team can handle it, because difficulty can separate teams at Worlds. Many gyms attend Showcase events or even The U.S. All Star Federation’s Worlds Send-Off in April to practice performing in front of a crowd one last time. Keep athletes healthy: incorporate recovery days, sports therapy sessions, and mindset training (the Worlds stage can be overwhelming for first-timers).
Worlds Week (April 2026): Arrive in Orlando a few days early to get acclimated. Practice on spring floors at the venue’s scheduled practice times. Prelims/Semis: Treat every performance like finals – in a huge field, you often must hit multiple clean routines to even make finals. Trust the training and emphasize performing with confidence and energy (judges at Worlds look for difficulty and flawless execution). By April 24–27, 2026, you’ll take the mat at Worldscheermedia.com representing your gym and possibly your country, aiming to hit a routine that impresses both judges and the world streaming online.

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Roadmap for Returning Advanced Teams

Top Worlds teams (many of them world champions or medalists) treat the season as a marathon where they fine-tune every detail. For a returning Worlds team:

May–July 2025: Conduct tryouts soon after Worlds 2025 to fill any open roster spots (many athletes will return, but aging out or injuries may require new members). Set season goals (e.g., “increase stunt difficulty by X,” “score 5 points higher in performance scores”) in a kickoff meeting. Start summer practices focusing on skill upgrades – for instance, if last year’s routine lacked back tucks in jumps or certain coed stunt releases, incorporate drills to add those. Many elite teams invite outside experts for tumbling or flexibility clinics in summer.
Routine Construction (Summer/Early Fall 2025): By mid-summer, the coaching staff often has a game plan for the routine theme and construction. High-level teams sometimes get choreography done as early as August or September to give maximum time for mastery. Use skills from the new Worlds score sheet update (if any changes for 2025–26 season) to ensure you’re choreographing to maximize points. Emphasize innovative elements – judges at Worlds love novel transitions, creative pyramids, and “wow factor” moments. By the end of September, aim to have a routine that can score near full difficulty when executed.

Competition Season (Fall 2025–Winter 2026): Rather than waiting, many returning teams compete at major competitions mid-season to secure a Paid bid and test their routine under pressure. For example, attend an early bid event in November or December 2025; some U.S. teams go to events like the All Star Challenge or America’s Best (or for international teams, perhaps an early national championship) to grab a bid. Securing a Paid Bid by January means less financial stress and more focus on training. Through January and February, practice is relentless: full-outs 3–4 times a week, cross-training for endurance (some teams do swimming or extra cardio sessions), and frequent cleaning sessions (drilling tumbling landings, fixing any form breaks in stunts).
Peak and Taper (March–April 2026): March is about peaking – difficulty and performance should reach their zenith. It’s common for elite teams to hold a showcase or send-off in late March or early April for family and fans, performing the routine in uniform exactly as they will at Worlds. This provides one last performance rep and confidence boost. After that, focus on mental preparedness and slight tapering of physical intensity to keep athletes fresh. By now, all logistics for Worlds (travel, Disney park tickets, practice gym bookings) are finalized. The team might also review tape of top competitors (if available from other comps) to understand how they can stand out.
Worlds 2026: Arrive with time to adjust to the venue. For veterans, the Worlds arena atmosphere – massive crowd, cameras, and pressure – is familiar, but remind any newer athletes what to expect. Usually, there’s a prelim/semifinal round: treat it like finals, hitting a solid routine to advance.

An advanced team might hold back nothing, knowing consistency is their strong suit. By finals day, rely on experience: trust that the routine you’ve competed all year can hit one more time. Often the difference at this level is mental – staying calm, confident, and aggressive on the mat. Aim to hit that perfect routine and leave the rest to the scores. Regardless of placement, a returning team’s success is measured by improvement and executing a routine at the limit of what’s possible in cheerleading.

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Allstar World Championship 2026 (USA) - NEW TEAM

Date & Venue: April 16–19, 2026 in Orlando, Florida (Orange County Convention Center). The Allstar World Championship (often dubbed “Allstar Worlds”) is a relatively new international event produced by the Open Championship Series, and it’s quickly become one of the world’s largest cheer and dance competitions. In 2025 it featured over 1,500 teams across all ages and level, and 2026 is expected to be just as massive. Teams qualify by earning bids at independent (non-Varsity) events throughout the season. The competition has a unique format with “Battle Rounds” and Finals on separate days, meaning teams might compete multiple times in a tournament-style progression. Scoring emphasis: Since many teams come from various independent event brands, scoring aligns with industry standards (difficulty & execution), but performance/showmanship is huge – the crowd energy at Allstar Worlds is high, with programs trying to prove themselves on a world stage outside the USASF/IASF Worlds framework. This event also includes more divisions (including Allstar prep and international divisions) in a big celebration of cheer.

Roadmap for New Teams

For a gym that’s aiming to send a team to Allstar Worlds for the first time, here’s how to navigate the season:

Summer 2025 (Team Assembly): After tryouts in May, confirm the team’s division and level (Allstar Worlds has divisions for various levels, not just Level 6/7 like USASF Worlds). Ensure you attend Open Championship Series competitions during the year, since a bid is requiredcheermedia.com. Identify a target event in your region that offers Allstar Worlds bids (these could be independent events like Cheer LTD, Champion Cheer, etc., throughout fall/winter). Begin routine choreography by end of summer, focusing on a fun theme or wow factor – Allstar Worlds crowds love entertaining routines.
Fall 2025: Train fundamentals and run routine sections in practice. Because some athletes might be younger (if lower levels are competing at Allstar Worlds), instill good technique early. Attend at least one local competition by November 2025 to get feedback. Use that to adjust stunt difficulty or sequencing. Also, apply for/secure music licensing – even independent events require proof of licensed music, so use a service that provides documentation. Uniforms should be ordered by fall if new, to ensure arrival for the first competitions.

Bid Events (Winter 2025–26): Compete at your chosen bid event when ready – possibly December 2025 or January 2026. If you don’t win a bid on the first try, have backup competitions planned in Feb or even early March (the Open Series often has later bid comps). An At-Large bid will suffice to attend, though a Paid bid helps financially. Once the bid is secured, celebrate briefly, then refocus on cleaning up for Allstar Worlds. Submit all required bid acceptance paperwork and register for Allstar Worlds by their deadline (likely in March 2026).
Pre-Event Prep (March–Apr 2026): Practice the routine in the “Battle Round” format – at Allstar Worlds, you might perform on Day 1 (battle) and only some advance to Day 2 finalscheermedia.com. Prepare two days of energy. If your division has a large number of teams, you may compete twice before finals. Stamina training (running full-outs on back-to-back days in practice) will help. Focus on performance showmanship: facials, sharp motions, and engaging choreography can set your team apart in a field of many.
Allstar Worlds Event (April 2026): Arrive in Orlando with time to adjust (like Worlds, this is at a huge venue). Attend the check-in and any opening ceremonies to get athletes excited. On competition day, bring the fun and passion – judges and crowd here appreciate a joyful, high-energy performance as much as difficulty. If you advance past battles to finals, treat finals like a fresh start (scores often don’t carry over fully). The goal for a new team should be hitting a personal best routine on that Worlds stage and making memories at this international showdown.

Bid Qualification (Winter 2025–26): Worlds bids (Paid, At-Large) are typically up for grabs starting mid-season. Plan to attend at least one major nationals or bid event in Jan/Feb 2026. Many teams target events like CHEERSPORT, NCA All-Star Nationals (late February), or UCA International All-Star Championship in March to secure their bid. If your team is still growing, consider smaller bid events for an At-Large bid. Keep in mind: teams must have a bid to attend Worlds, so this is a critical milestonecheermedia.com. Once a bid is earned, immediately take care of Worlds registration and payment by the stated deadline (usually by late March). Also coordinate travel early – Orlando fills up with cheer teams during Worlds week.
Spring 2026 (Pre-Worlds Prep): After securing the bid, intensify focus on execution. March is the time to max out your routine – add that extra tumbling pass or trick if the team can handle it, because difficulty can separate teams at Worlds. Many gyms attend Showcase events or even The U.S. All Star Federation’s Worlds Send-Off in April to practice performing in front of a crowd one last time. Keep athletes healthy: incorporate recovery days, sports therapy sessions, and mindset training (the Worlds stage can be overwhelming for first-timers).
Worlds Week (April 2026): Arrive in Orlando a few days early to get acclimated. Practice on spring floors at the venue’s scheduled practice times. Prelims/Semis: Treat every performance like finals – in a huge field, you often must hit multiple clean routines to even make finals. Trust the training and emphasize performing with confidence and energy (judges at Worlds look for difficulty and flawless execution). By April 24–27, 2026, you’ll take the mat at Worldscheermedia.com representing your gym and possibly your country, aiming to hit a routine that impresses both judges and the world streaming online.

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Roadmap for Returning Teams

Gyms that have been to Allstar Worlds before (or regularly attend) will approach the season with confidence and perhaps aim for higher placement or a Paid bid:

Summer 2025: Solidify the team early and plan the competition schedule to hit key bid events. An experienced team might go for a Paid Bid at a major Open Championship in fall. Since Allstar Worlds allows multiple levels, if this is a senior team of a lower level (say Level 4 or 5), ensure the athletes maintain skills after the previous season – no time for a long break. Conduct a skills camp in July focusing on upgrading tumbling passes or stunt technique.
Fall 2025: Complete routine choreography by the start of fall so that by October you’re running full routines. Consider attending The Open branded events or Champion’s Cup in November if they offer bids – snagging an early bid can ease the road. Use fall competitions to test risky elements; if all goes well, keep them, if not, adjust by January.

Winter 2025–26: Once a bid is secured (hopefully a Paid Bid by late fall), utilize December–February to polish. Because Allstar Worlds isn’t Varsity-run, there may be slight differences in score focus – research judging feedback from 2025’s event to see what was rewarded (maybe creativity and pyramid difficulty were big). Incorporate those insights. Continue to keep the routine fun and engaging – returning teams often bring back signature moves or themes that the Allstar Worlds crowd remembers.
Spring 2026: As Allstar Worlds approaches, simulate the Battle Round format in practices. For example, have the team do a full-out in the morning (as if Day 1) and another in the afternoon (as if Day 2 finals) to build confidence that they can hit twice. Fine-tune the routine pace so athletes have the endurance to finish strong (judges notice if energy fades at the end). Take advantage of any “last chance” comps only if needed – otherwise, focus on practice.
At the Championship: A returning team knows to soak in the unique atmosphere – an enormous convention center with multiple floors and a festival-like atmosphere. Remind athletes to stay focused amid the spectacle. The team can also lean on past years’ experience: e.g., if last year they lost points on a minor deduction, they know now to avoid that mistake. Execute the battle round with confidence to advance to finals. In finals, aim to outperform your own Day 1 routine – the goal is to peak at the right moment.

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Future Cheer Internationals 2025 (UK) - NEW TEAMS

Date & Venue: June 20–22, 2025 at the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) in Bournemouth, UK. Future Cheer Internationals (often called “FC Internationals” or just “Future Cheer Nationals”) is the largest cheerleading competition in the UK and Europe. It attracts programs from across Britain and even abroad, all competing under one roof just steps from the beach. Uniquely, registration for this event opens extremely early (September of the prior year) due to high demand, and it reaches capacity quickly. Teams range from tiny novice to elite worlds-level, performing on a sprung floor in multiple arenas. Scoring emphasis: Generally aligns with USASF/IASF standards, but showmanship and cleanliness are key. Judges often come from international backgrounds, so they look for sharp motions, synchronized technique, and creative choreography. This event also often offers bids to USASF Worlds and other end-of-season championships, so top teams choreograph with those score sheets in mind too.

Roadmap for New Teams

If a new team or program in the UK is aiming to compete at Future Cheer Internationals 2025, their season might look like this:

Team Formation (Autumn 2024): UK teams typically kick off in September with the new school year. Hold tryouts or team placements in early September 2024. Register for FC Internationals as soon as registration opens (Sept 16, 2024) – it’s first-come, first-served until they hit capacity, so a new team must secure their spot. Begin weekly practices focusing on core skills (stunts at level, tumbling basics, dance).
Late 2024: By November, start routine choreography or at least stunt sequence construction. Many UK teams bring in choreographers in the winter. Plan music production by December so you can get proper licensing (usually via companies like ASCAP-covered producers or using sites aligned with the UK music guidelines). Over the winter break, athletes should maintain conditioning, as January will ramp up.
Early 2025: Aim to have your full routine choreographed by January. Future Cheer’s Early Bird payment deadline is January 6, 2025, so ensure fees are sorted to get the discount. Use January and February to drill technique – UK competitions often deduct for form issues (bent legs, incomplete twists), so clean those up. Consider attending a smaller regional competition in Feb or March (Future Cheer and other organizations host events like “Heart of England” or “Legacy” etc.) as a trial run. This gives athletes experience and the coaches insight into any changes needed.

Mid-season Adjustments (Spring 2025): By March, incorporate any judge feedback from the regional comp. The on-time registration payment deadline is March 10, 2025futurecheer.net, so finalize your roster and ensure all paperwork (insurance, music licenses, athlete IDs) are submitted by then. Order any new uniforms by the spring if you haven’t yet – you’ll want them by May. Through April and May, intensify full-outs. UK events don’t usually have prelims/finals – it’s one-shot performances – so practice executing the routine perfectly first try. Emphasize stamina: a 2 minute 30 second routine should be solid from start to end.
Pre-Competition (June 2025): Hold a showcase or open practice in early June to perform in front of supporters – this boosts confidence. Taper training slightly the week of the event to avoid injuries, but keep athletes’ bodies active. Bournemouth is a travel destination, so finalize travel plans (coaches often book hotels and transport well in advance). Remind athletes to stay hydrated and rested – June can be warm, and excitement will be high.
Competition (June 20–22, 2025): Arrive at the BIC, enjoy the atmosphere (multiple halls of cheer routines!). For a new team, the goal is to hit a clean routine and have an unforgettable experience. The crowd and judges will appreciate big smiles and confident performance. Because this is “Internationals,” remember that winning isn’t everything – hitting zero and showing improvement is a huge success for a first-timer on such a big stage. If your division awards bids (e.g., to Cheerleading Worlds or Summit), an extra clean routine might even earn you onefuturecheer.net! Regardless, celebrate the journey – from a brand-new team to competing at Europe’s biggest competition in just 9 months.

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Roadmap for Returning Advanced Teams

For a veteran UK team aiming to top their division or grab Worlds bids at Future Cheer:

Summer 2024: Training might continue year-round for top teams; however, official practice ramps up in August. As soon as dates are announced, ensure the team is registered (an experienced coach will sign up on Sept 16 at 9:00am sharp!). Analyze the 2024 scores—where can you gain points? Perhaps tumbling difficulty or pyramid creativity. Set those targets early.
Fall 2024: Implement a skills camp or invite a US choreographer in early autumn to inject fresh ideas. By October, have the routine mostly set. Since this team has competed together, you can push difficulty sooner. Compete at one or two winter events (like Future Cheer’s “Winter Wonderland” in December) to see how the routine scores. Use these outings to test any risky elements under pressure.

Winter/Spring 2025: Pay close attention to deadlines: though you likely paid by January, confirm everything by March. If aiming for a USASF Worlds bid at FC Internationals, tailor sections of your routine to the Worlds score sheet (e.g., include more elite combo passes for tumbling, as Worlds values that). Through spring, focus on maximizing the execution score – a difficult routine only wins if performed cleanly. Conduct weekly mock-judging sessions: have coaches score portions of the routine and demand those last minor deductions be cleaned (pointed toes, synchronized landings, etc.). Conditioning is key – athletes should be able to finish the routine strong; consider extra cardio or full-out back-to-back runs.
Pre-Competition: As a seasoned team, host a big showcase right before Internationals, inviting media or recording it for social. This not only hypes the athletes but also puts a bit of pressure to simulate the event. At this point, trust in the training – avoid over-practicing the final week. Keep everyone healthy (maybe schedule physio for anyone with nagging pains, enforce good nutrition and sleep).
Competition Weekend: Arrive in Bournemouth with confidence. The team knows the arena and what nationals feels like. Their aim is likely to win or hit a specific score threshold. Remind them to enjoy it too – an authentic, confident performance can impress judges as much as pure technique. During the routine, veteran athletes will know how to adapt if something small goes awry (e.g., save a wobbly stunt) – this composure is your advantage. When that final beat hits, a seasoned team should be smiling because they know they just delivered something special. In awards, you might secure not only a trophy but possibly a bid to Worlds or other postseason events if offered – a valuable prize for all that hard work.

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AASCF Nationals 2025 (Australia) - NEW TEAMS

Date & Venue: November 20–24, 2025 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (Australia). The Australian All Star Cheerleading Federation (AASCF) Nationals is the largest cheer event in Australia, featuring over 2,000 routines and 11,000+ athletes across cheer and dance. It’s the culmination of the Aussie season (which typically runs February–November). This championship is notable for its “Road to Worlds” segment on the final day, where top teams vie for bids to the USASF Cheerleading Worlds. With divisions from Tiny Novice to Level 7, it’s a marathon event over 5 days. Scoring emphasis: Similar to other all-star events (difficulty & execution), but given the scale, consistency matters – teams often compete once (finals only) except some Level 7 that might have Day 2. AASCF’s score system aligns with ICU/IASF standards. Unique to 2025: Monday, Nov 24 is dedicated to Worlds bid performances, so teams aiming for bids must keep some energy in reserve for an extra run.

Roadmap for New Teams

For a new Australian all-star team working towards their first Nationals:

Summer 2024–25 (Dec–Jan): Australia’s season starts in the new year (many tryouts happen in Dec or Jan). So, hold tryouts in January 2025 right after the holiday break. Begin training in February focusing on fundamentals. Set attendance at AASCF State Championships mid-year as a goal – these regional comps (around August/September) will prepare the team for Nationalsinstagram.com.
Feb–May 2025: Use the first few months for skill building. If it’s a Level 2 team, for example, ensure all stunt groups master extended stunts by May, and all tumblers have solid back handsprings, etc. Choreography can be planned for winter – perhaps in June or July – when the team is skill-ready and right before competition season picks up. Also, early in the year, sort out administration: AASCF membership, music licensing (APRA AMCOS in Aus covers some, or use USA cheer music providers), uniform design and orders (many Aussie teams get new uniforms by Nationals; ordering by mid-year is wise).
Mid-Year 2025 (June–Sept): Have a choreography camp by June or July. Right afterward, attend a mid-year competition (AASCF Winterfest or state competition in July/August) to test the routine. State Championships (each state’s qualifier, usually Aug/Sept) are key – they not only give competitive experience but also serve as a de facto qualifier for Nationals (though technically AASCF Nationals is open, doing well at State gives confidence). By September, identify weak spots from judges’ critiques at State and refine those sections. Registration for Nationals will be due around early fall – make sure to register the team and book travel to Melbourne if you’re from another region.

Oct–Nov 2025 (Pre-Nationals): October is crunch time. Increase full-outs and focus on endurance, as Nationals is a long event day (and if the schedule runs late, teams might perform later than expected). If the team is in a bid-eligible division (Level 5–7), consider that if you place top 3, you might perform again on Monday for Worlds bids – so practice doing an extra routine run after a short break (simulate Sunday performance, then Monday performance). Finalize all details: music proof of licensing, pack spare uniform pieces, etc. Many gyms have a Nationals showcase in early November – perform the routine in front of family/friends for confidence.
Nationals Week (Nov 2025): Arrive in Melbourne with a day to practice on-site or at a local gym. The event spans five days – know which day your division competes and plan your trip accordingly (you may not need to be there all days unless supporting other teams). On competition day, do a solid warm-up and trust your training. Unique consideration: If your division’s awards are Sunday night but you’re in contention for a Worlds bid, be mentally prepared to gear up for Monday’s Road to Worlds event. For a new team, that’s unlikely the first year, but not impossible! Regardless, soak in the spectacle of AASCF Nationals – the size and energy (30,000+ spectators) is like nothing else in Australia. A clean hit routine on that Nationals floor is a victory in itself.

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As you prepare your team for the intense cheer season ahead, remember that a well-planned roadmap can make all the difference. Whether you’re a new program aiming for your first Nationals or a seasoned team looking to defend your title, the right mix of skill progression, strategic choreography, and mental toughness will set you up for success.

Use the downloadable calendars above to keep your training on track, and don’t forget to celebrate every small win along the way. After all, the journey to the mat is just as important as the final performance.

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Coach’s Guide to Daytona: Preparing for the 2025 NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship

Posted on February 25, 2025February 25, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published February 25, 2025

Preparing for the NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship in Daytona Beach is a monumental task that requires strategic planning, rigorous training, and meticulous attention to detail. As a coach, your role is pivotal in guiding your team to success. Below are comprehensive strategies and insights to help you and your athletes excel at this prestigious event.

Understand the Championship Structure and Schedule

If you want your team to feel confident and prepared, now’s the time to get familiar with every detail of the competition setup. The more you know about the event’s layout, schedule, and performance logistics, the better you can plan ahead and avoid last-minute surprises.

1. Competition Venues
This event takes over multiple locations in Daytona, and each performance space has its own vibe, challenges, and logistical factors to consider. Here’s what you need to know about the two major venues:

🏟 The Ocean Center (Indoor Venue)
This is where Prelims and Finals for many divisions take place. It’s a fully enclosed arena, so lighting, acoustics, and crowd noise will feel different from an outdoor setting.
The mat placement and spectator seating layout can impact how your routine is perceived, so try to review past performances in this space to see what works best.
Expect strong air-conditioning—something to consider for warm-ups if your athletes are used to practicing in a warmer gym.
🌊 The Daytona Beach Bandshell (Outdoor Venue)
This is one of the most iconic performance stages in cheerleading, where top teams compete with the ocean as their backdrop.
Weather plays a role here—humidity, wind, and bright sunlight can all impact your routine. Be prepared for adjustments!
The sound carries differently outdoors, so your team should practice projecting their voices and energy more than they would in an enclosed space.

💡 Pro Tip: If your team is competing in multiple locations, plan for extra transition time between venues. The walk from the Ocean Center to the Bandshell isn’t far, but moving a large group through the crowds can take longer than expected.

2. Stay on Top of the Event Schedule

Knowing when and where your team performs is just as important as perfecting the routine. Here’s what to do:
📅 Check the Preliminary and Final Performance Orders Early
The official schedule and performance order are usually released closer to the event date. Keep checking the NCA & NDA website (Varsity.com) and your coach’s email for updates.
Double-check call times and warm-up slots so you can create a competition-day timeline that keeps your team on track.
⏳ Build in Extra Time for Everything
Between staging areas, warm-up zones, and travel time, things always take longer than expected.
Account for extra minutes when moving between practice areas and performance spaces to avoid rushing or missing a crucial warm-up moment.
📢 Know the Awards Schedule
Awards ceremonies can feel chaotic if you don’t know where to go and when.
If your team is competing in multiple divisions, make sure you know which award announcements they need to be present for so nobody misses their moment on stage.

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3. Monitor Official Updates

🏆 Follow the NCA & NDA Website & Socials
Schedules can change, and last-minute updates about weather, venue shifts, or rule clarifications might be posted online.
Follow Varsity and NCA & NDA on social media for real-time updates—especially if you’re competing at the Bandshell where weather can be unpredictable.
📱 Set Up a Team Communication System
Use a group chat or app like BAND or GroupMe to instantly relay any changes to your team, parents, and staff.
If your schedule changes, make sure everyone knows where to be and when—especially for warm-ups and performance times.

2. Make Small Tweaks to Maximize Crowd Engagement

Daytona is coming up fast, there’s no time for massive overhauls—but small, strategic changes can make a huge difference in how the crowd reacts to your routine. Here are some last-minute adjustments that can take your performance from great to unforgettable:

1. Play to the Crowd—Literally

Find moments in your routine where your team can make eye contact, point, or interact with the audience. Even a well-placed smirk, wink, or fist pump can make the crowd feel like they’re part of the performance.
If you’ve got a signature chant, dial it up—encourage teammates on the sidelines to echo key words, making it feel bigger and more powerful.

2. Add a Quick Hit of Showmanship

Fight song-style moments—where the whole team claps or motions together—can amplify energy without changing choreography.
If your routine has a quick pause, try adding a synchronized head snap, chest pop, or pose to emphasize the moment and give the audience a second to react.
Use facials intentionally—a well-timed “WOW” face after a big trick makes it look even more impressive.

3. Adjust Your Formation for Maximum Impact

If your pyramid or dance section looks a little flat, consider tightening the spacing slightly so the effect reads bigger from the audience’s perspective.
Keep front-facing athletes aware of where the cameras are so your routine translates well for livestream and judges’ views.

4. Pump Up the Sideline Energy

Even when they’re not performing, your non-competing athletes should stay animated, clap, and react to big moments. This keeps the energy up and helps influence the crowd to get involved.
Assign a few teammates to lead claps, call out hype words, or react to big stunts to keep the momentum building.

5. Test a Crowd Cue

If you have a moment in your routine where the crowd could shout something back, start practicing it now! Even a simple “LET’S GO!” or “HEY!” at the right time can turn the crowd into part of the show.
Have the team practice performing with full-out energy, imagining the crowd roaring behind them. The more confident they are in getting a response, the better it will land.

6. Fine-Tune Your Music Timing

Double-check that key beats in your music align with power moves, transitions, and final poses to get maximum audience reaction.
If there’s a hype section, make sure athletes emphasize their movements there—even an extra arm snap or high-energy bounce can make a difference.

It’s About the Feeling

At this stage, it’s not about perfecting every single motion—it’s about maximizing connection with the crowd and judges. The more engaged and excited your team is, the more the audience will feed off their energy. Make small tweaks like these, and you’ll turn heads 🔥🏆

3. Scout and Learn from Top Competitors

Looking back at previous NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championships can really help you understand the competition and see the high standards top teams set. By studying what these programs have achieved, you can find inspiration and set benchmarks for your own team’s preparation.

Notable Champions from Recent Years:

University of Louisville All-Girl Cheer Squad: Demonstrating consistent excellence, the University of Louisville’s All-Girl Cheer Squad secured their tenth consecutive national championship in 2024, edging out competitors by a margin of just over 0.02 points. Go Cards
Weber State University: In 2023, Weber State University clinched the Large Coed Grand National Championship with an impressive score of 98.0833, showcasing their superior skills and synchronization.
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Brigham Young University (BYU) Cougarettes: BYU’s dance team, known as the Cougarettes, has a storied history of success, amassing 26 national championships as of 2024. Their dominance spans multiple categories, including Jazz and Hip Hop divisions.
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Navarro College: Under the guidance of coach Monica Aldama, Navarro College’s cheerleading team has achieved remarkable success, securing 16 NCA National Championships in the Advanced Large Coed division since 2000.
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Davenport University: Davenport’s cheerleading program has demonstrated consistent excellence, winning multiple NCA National Championships across various divisions, including titles in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017.
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4. Plan Logistically for a Smooth Experience

The last thing you want is avoidable stress throwing off your team’s rhythm. A little extra planning on the logistics side can keep everyone calm, focused, and ready to perform at their best. Here’s how to tighten things up in the final stretch.

1. Lock in Your Travel Game Plan

You probably already have flights, buses, or carpool plans set in stone, but now’s the time to double-check everything:
✔ Confirm departure times and ensure everyone knows when and where to meet. If you’re flying, remind the team about baggage policies (nobody wants to be THAT person holding up security).
✔ Have a backup plan—delays happen, so make sure you have a cushion in your schedule, especially if you’re flying into Orlando and driving to Daytona.
✔ Keep the team fueled and hydrated—if you have long travel days, pack easy-to-eat snacks (protein bars, fruit, and electrolyte drinks are lifesavers).

2. Make Sure Your Hotel Setup Works for Your Team

Your hotel is more than just a place to sleep—it’s your team’s home base for the competition, so a few small tweaks can make the experience smoother:
🏨 Room Assignments Matter—Pair athletes strategically so they actually get some rest (avoid the “up-till-3 AM giggling” combo).
🏨 Stock Up on Essentials—Plan a quick grocery run for bottled water, light snacks, and whatever small things keep your team comfortable.
🏨 Transportation to the Venue—If you’re not within walking distance, figure out the best way to get to the competition site ahead of time. Delays from waiting on Ubers or traffic can throw off your timeline.

3. Plan Out Your Practice & Warm-Up Time in Daytona

The competition floor feels totally different from your home gym, so the more familiar your team gets with it, the better they’ll perform. Here’s how to maximize your practice time:
📅 Know your assigned practice slot—Check and re-check the schedule so you don’t miss your chance to run full-outs before hitting the mat.
📅 Scout nearby practice spaces—Not all teams will get as much official warm-up time as they’d like, so some coaches arrange for off-site practices at local gyms, hotel ballrooms, or even open spaces on the beach.
📅 Simulate the performance environment—Have your team practice with full-out energy, facials, and crowd engagement just like they’ll need to on competition day.

4. Keep the Team Organized & Stress-Free

The more structure and predictability you provide, the less stress your athletes will feel:
✅ Create a daily itinerary—Lay out everything from wake-up times to practice sessions to meal breaks, so nobody has to guess what’s next.
✅ Pack smart—Encourage athletes to do a “full-dress rehearsal” at home so they don’t forget anything (nothing worse than realizing you left your cheer shoes behind).
✅ Assign roles—Designate someone to handle last-minute runs for forgotten items and another person to keep everyone on schedule during competition day.

5. Encourage Community and Family Involvement

Building a support network enhances the experience:

Communication: Keep families informed about schedules, expectations, and ways they can support the team.
Appreciation Events: Host gatherings to thank supporters and build a sense of community around your program.

By implementing these strategies, you can lead your team to a successful and enriching experience at the NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship. Remember, thorough preparation, adaptability, and a positive mindset are key components of competitive excellence.

By examining the routines, training methods, and performance strategies of top programs, you can gain valuable insights. Incorporating innovative choreography, rigorous conditioning, and fostering team unity can elevate your team’s performance. Understanding the judging criteria and tailoring successful techniques to your team’s strengths can also give you a competitive edge. Learning from these successful programs allows you to refine your coaching strategies and better prepare your team for the challenges of the NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship.

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Guia Completo das Competições de Cheerleading no Brasil

Posted on February 6, 2025February 8, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

Guia Completo das Competicoes de Cheerleading no Brasil

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published February 6, 2025

E aí, coach! Se você curte cheerleading e quer dar aquele up na sua equipe, chegou a hora de conhecer melhor o cenário de competições no Brasil. Aqui a gente vai bater um papo descontraído sobre as principais competições, as tendências que estão bombando e umas dicas práticas pra você levar seu time ao próximo nível. Bora conferir?

Por Que Competir?

Competir vai muito além de simplesmente mostrar as coreografias. É uma oportunidade massa para:

Aprimorar Habilidades: No calor da competição, a galera se desafia e aprende a executar os movimentos com mais precisão.
Ganhar Confiança: Ver a evolução da equipe no palco aumenta a autoestima e fortalece o espírito de grupo.
Trocar Ideias: É a chance de conversar com outros coaches e equipes, trocar experiências e descobrir novas tendências.
Abrir Portas: Competições bacanas podem chamar a atenção de patrocinadores e abrir várias oportunidades para a sua equipe.

O Cenário das Competições no Brasil

1. Competições Nacionais

Por aqui, as competições nacionais são verdadeiros palcos onde os melhores times se encontram. Geralmente, elas reúnem equipes de diversas regiões e categorias, como:

Escolares: Equipes de escolas e colégios que já estão fazendo bonito no cenário local.
Universitárias: Times que representam as universidades e trazem muita energia e criatividade.
All-Star: Equipes independentes que se reúnem para competir com muita técnica e inovação.

Nessas competições, o clima é de festa, mas também de super aprendizado, onde cada performance é uma chance de melhorar e se inspirar nos outros.

2. Competições Regionais

Além das grandes competições nacionais, tem as regionais, que são perfeitas para quem está começando ou quer ganhar experiência em um ambiente mais intimista:

Cenário Local: Essas competições acontecem em várias regiões do Brasil, proporcionando uma ótima oportunidade para as equipes se destacarem e, quem sabe, dar o salto para as competições nacionais.
Ambiente Descontraído: Geralmente, o clima é mais relax, mas a vontade de vencer continua lá, fazendo de cada evento uma experiência única.

Tendências e Inovações

O mundo do cheerleading no Brasil está sempre se reinventando, e algumas tendências estão fazendo sucesso:

Incorporação da Cultura Brasileira: Muitos times estão usando elementos da nossa cultura – seja na escolha da música, nos figurinos ou até mesmo nos movimentos – para criar uma identidade única.
Tecnologia na Ponta dos Pés: O uso de efeitos de luz, som e até projeções visuais está cada vez mais presente nas competições, deixando a apresentação ainda mais impactante.
Aprendizado Coletivo: Gravar as apresentações e assistir juntos é uma prática comum para identificar pontos fortes e melhorar os detalhes da performance.

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Organize o Treino de Forma Descolada

Planejamento Divertido: Divida os treinos em blocos – técnica, força, flexibilidade e, claro, muita diversão! Isso mantém a equipe motivada e focada.
Feedback em Grupo: Grave os treinos e reveja com a equipe. Essa troca de ideias ajuda a identificar o que pode ser melhorado e também a celebrar os acertos.
Simulação de Competição: Crie momentos de “mini competição” durante os treinos, com cronômetro e até alguns amigos como plateia, para que o time se acostume com a adrenalina do dia da competição.

Música e Figurino: Deixe o Time com a Sua Cara

Escolha da Música: A música certa pode transformar a apresentação. Procure aquelas que combinam com a energia e o estilo da sua equipe.
Figurinos Criativos: Invista em uniformes que representem a identidade do seu time. Pode ser legal trazer elementos da cultura brasileira – cores vibrantes, estampas exclusivas – para dar aquele toque especial.

Fortaleça o Espírito de Equipe

Atividades Fora do Treino: Organize encontros descontraídos para o time se conhecer melhor. Isso cria um ambiente de confiança e ajuda a fortalecer o grupo.
Preparação Mental: Incentive a prática de técnicas de relaxamento ou até uma roda de conversa antes das competições. Um time tranquilo e confiante vai longe!

Troque Ideias com Outros Coaches

Aprenda com Quem Já Faz: Assista a apresentações de times que você admira e discuta com outros coaches. Cada conversa pode trazer uma ideia nova que vai dar aquele gás na sua equipe.
Participe de Workshops e Seminários: Esses eventos são ótimos para ficar por dentro das novidades e das melhores práticas do mundo do cheerleading.

Olhando para o Futuro

O cenário do cheerleading no Brasil está cada vez mais vibrante e cheio de oportunidades. Com o crescimento das competições, tanto nacionais quanto regionais, seu time tem a chance de brilhar e evoluir constantemente. Além disso, com a inovação tecnológica e a criatividade que cada equipe traz, o futuro promete ser ainda mais emocionante e cheio de surpresas.

Competir é muito mais do que vencer troféus – é sobre aprender, crescer e se divertir junto com sua equipe. Esperamos que este guia ajude você a encontrar novas ideias, inspirar seus treinos e transformar cada apresentação em uma experiência inesquecível. Então, coach, bora colocar a mão na massa, treinar com garra e fazer a diferença no mundo do cheerleading brasileiro!

E lembre-se: cada passo dado é uma vitória rumo a um futuro cheio de conquistas. Vamos juntos fazer o cheerleading no Brasil brilhar cada vez mais!

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Posted on February 5, 2025February 8, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

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สวัสดีครับโค้ชทุกท่าน! เชียร์ลีดดิ้งในไทยกำลังฮิตขึ้นทุกที ไม่ว่าจะเป็นในโรงเรียน มหาวิทยาลัย หรือคลับกีฬา เรามาดูกันว่าการแข่งขันในประเทศไทยตอนนี้เป็นยังไง มีเทรนด์ใหม่ ๆ อะไรน่าสนใจ และโอกาสที่คุณกับทีมจะได้ลองไปพัฒนาศักยภาพอย่างไรบ้าง

ทีมจะได้ลองไปพัฒนาศักยภาพอย่างไรบ้าง

ทำไมต้องลงแข่งขัน?

การลงสนามแข่งขันไม่ใช่แค่การโชว์ทักษะหรือความสวยงามของการแสดงเท่านั้นนะครับ มันยังช่วยให้:

พัฒนาทักษะจริง ๆ: ในสนามแข่งขัน เราจะได้ลองแสดงท่าทาง เคลื่อนไหว และทักษะต่าง ๆ ภายใต้บรรยากาศที่คึกคัก ซึ่งจะช่วยให้ทีมของคุณเก่งขึ้น
สร้างความมั่นใจ: เมื่อได้ลงแข่งขันและเห็นผลลัพธ์ ทีมจะรู้สึกภูมิใจและมีกำลังใจมากขึ้น
แลกเปลี่ยนประสบการณ์: เป็นโอกาสดีที่จะได้พูดคุย แลกเปลี่ยนไอเดียกับโค้ชและทีมอื่น ๆ ที่มีความชื่นชอบเชียร์ลีดดิ้งเหมือนกัน
เปิดโอกาสใหม่ ๆ: การแข่งขันที่มีชื่อเสียงอาจช่วยให้ทีมของคุณได้รู้จักกับสปอนเซอร์ หรือแม้กระทั่งได้รับข้อเสนอพิเศษในอนาคต

แนวโน้มการแข่งขันในไทยตอนนี้

1. การแข่งขันทั้งระดับชาติและท้องถิ่น

ในไทยเรามีการแข่งขันเชียร์ลีดดิ้งทั้งในระดับประเทศและระดับภูมิภาค:

ระดับชาติ: เช่นการแข่งขันชิงแชมป์ที่รวบรวมทีมเก่ง ๆ จากทั่วประเทศ มีทั้งการแข่งขันสำหรับโรงเรียน มหาวิทยาลัย หรือทีมอิสระที่มีฝีมือ
ระดับท้องถิ่น: สำหรับทีมในแต่ละภูมิภาคที่อยากแสดงฝีมือในเวทีที่เป็นกันเองและอบอุ่น ซึ่งเป็นจุดเริ่มต้นที่ดีในการก้าวสู่ระดับชาติในอนาคต

2. เทรนด์และความคิดสร้างสรรค์ในการแสดง

ตอนนี้เราเห็นเทรนด์ใหม่ ๆ ที่น่าสนใจในวงการเชียร์ลีดดิ้งของไทย:

ผสมผสานวัฒนธรรมไทย: หลายทีมได้นำเอาเพลงพื้นบ้าน ลวดลายไทย หรือแม้แต่ท่าเต้นที่บอกเล่าเรื่องราวไทยเข้ามาใช้ในการแสดง ทำให้ดูมีเอกลักษณ์และโดดเด่น
เทคโนโลยีเข้ามาช่วย: ไม่ว่าจะเป็นการใช้แสง สี หรือเสียงที่ออกแบบมาเฉพาะเจาะจง ช่วยเพิ่มสีสันและความน่าตื่นเต้นให้กับการแสดง
ดูวิดีโอแล้วเรียนรู้: ทีมที่ประสบความสำเร็จมักจะบันทึกวิดีโอการแสดงแล้วมาดูและปรับปรุงกันเอง เป็นเทคนิคง่าย ๆ ที่ช่วยให้ทุกคนเห็นข้อผิดพลาดและแก้ไขได้ทันที

เคล็ดลับสำหรับโค้ชที่อยากให้ทีมประสบความสำเร็จ

การวางแผนฝึกซ้อมแบบครบวงจร

จัดโปรแกรมฝึกซ้อมที่ชัดเจน: ควรแบ่งการฝึกออกเป็นส่วนๆ ไม่ว่าจะเป็นการฝึกความแข็งแรง ยืดหยุ่น และทักษะเฉพาะด้านอย่างสเต็ป กระโดด หรือยกทีม
รีวิวผลงานกันเอง: บันทึกวิดีโอแล้วนั่งดูร่วมกันในทีม ช่วยให้ทุกคนรู้ว่าจุดไหนที่ต้องปรับปรุงและอะไรที่ทำได้ดี
ฝึกซ้อมแบบมีบรรยากาศแข่งขัน: ลองจัดซ้อมในรูปแบบที่เลียนแบบการแข่งขันจริง เช่น ให้มีการจับเวลา หรือจัดให้มีผู้ชมเล็ก ๆ เพื่อให้ทีมชินกับความรู้สึกของสนามจริง

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ดนตรีและการออกแบบชุดที่ใช่

เลือกเพลงที่เข้ากับจังหวะ: เพลงที่ดีจะช่วยกระตุ้นพลังและจังหวะการแสดงให้ราบรื่น เลือกเพลงที่เข้ากับสไตล์ของทีมและสามารถสร้างความตื่นเต้นให้กับผู้ชมได้
ออกแบบชุดให้มีเอกลักษณ์: ลองนำลวดลายไทยหรือสีสันที่เป็นเอกลักษณ์ของทีมมาใช้ในการออกแบบชุด เพื่อให้ทุกการแสดงดูจดจำและแตกต่างจากทีมอื่น

สร้างความเข้มแข็งให้กับทีม

ทำกิจกรรมร่วมกัน: นอกเหนือจากการฝึกซ้อม ลองจัดกิจกรรมสันทนาการ หรือพบปะพูดคุยในบรรยากาศสบาย ๆ เพื่อให้สมาชิกในทีมรู้จักกันและสร้างความสัมพันธ์ที่ดี
เตรียมจิตใจให้พร้อม: ฝึกเทคนิคการทำสมาธิ หรือวิธีการ visualize ช่วยให้ทีมมั่นใจและพร้อมรับสถานการณ์ในวันแข่งขันจริง

แลกเปลี่ยนประสบการณ์กับเพื่อนร่วมวงการ

ศึกษาผลงานจากทีมที่ประสบความสำเร็จ: ดูการแสดงของทีมเก่ง ๆ ที่เคยลงแข่งขันมาก่อน แล้วเอาไอเดียดี ๆ มาปรับใช้กับทีมของเรา
เข้าร่วมเวิร์กช็อปหรือกิจกรรมต่าง ๆ: ไม่ว่าจะเป็นสัมมนา หรือเวิร์กช็อปเกี่ยวกับเชียร์ลีดดิ้ง ก็สามารถให้ความรู้ใหม่ ๆ และแนวคิดที่สดใส
พูดคุยแลกเปลี่ยนกับโค้ชท้องถิ่น: การเปิดใจแลกเปลี่ยนความคิดเห็นกับโค้ชคนอื่น ๆ จะช่วยให้เราได้ไอเดียใหม่ ๆ และรู้จักวิธีแก้ปัญหาที่หลากหลาย

มองไปข้างหน้ากับโอกาสในวงการ

การแข่งขันเชียร์ลีดดิ้งในไทยยังมีแนวโน้มที่จะเติบโตและเปลี่ยนแปลงไปในทางที่ดีขึ้น:

การแข่งขันใหม่ ๆ กำลังเกิดขึ้น: ทั้งในระดับชาติและท้องถิ่น ยิ่งมีการแข่งขันมากเท่าไหร่ ก็ยิ่งมีโอกาสให้ทีมของคุณได้แสดงฝีมือและพัฒนาความสามารถ
เทคโนโลยีและนวัตกรรมใหม่ ๆ เข้ามาเพิ่มสีสัน: ทีมที่กล้าใช้เทคโนโลยีเข้ามาช่วยในงานแสดงจะดูทันสมัยและน่าจดจำมากขึ้น
การสนับสนุนจากภาคธุรกิจและสปอนเซอร์: เมื่อวงการเติบโต โอกาสในการได้รับการสนับสนุนจากสปอนเซอร์ก็จะเพิ่มขึ้น ทำให้ทีมมีทรัพยากรในการพัฒนามากขึ้น

สรุป

การแข่งขันเชียร์ลีดดิ้งในประเทศไทยเป็นเวทีที่เต็มไปด้วยความสนุกและโอกาสในการพัฒนา ไม่ว่าคุณจะเป็นโค้ชที่มีประสบการณ์หรือเพิ่งเริ่มต้น การเข้าใจแนวโน้มและเทรนด์ในตอนนี้จะช่วยให้คุณสามารถพัฒนาทีมให้ก้าวไกลและโดดเด่นในทุกการแข่งขันได้

ลองใช้เคล็ดลับที่เราแนะนำไป แล้วมาสร้างสีสันให้กับการแสดงของทีมคุณกันดูนะครับ และอย่าลืมแบ่งปันประสบการณ์กับเพื่อน ๆ ในวงการเชียร์ลีดดิ้ง เพราะทุกไอเดียที่ดีเริ่มต้นจากการแลกเปลี่ยนความรู้กันเอง

หวังว่าบทความนี้จะช่วยให้คุณมีมุมมองใหม่ ๆ ในการเตรียมทีมและเข้าแข่งขันได้อย่างมั่นใจ พร้อมก้าวไปสู่ความสำเร็จในทุกเวทีที่ลงแข่งขันครับ!

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IPP’s 2025 Annual 2025 Cheer Answers

Posted on January 20, 2025February 8, 2025 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 20, 2025

Hey cheer fam! It’s that time of year again—our biggest FAQ on all things cheer music. Whether you’re a seasoned coach or a brand-new athlete, we’ve pulled together the most common questions that pop up about mixing, licensing, and bringing your routine to life. Dive in to find answers, pro tips, and helpful resources—all in one place. Enjoy our Annual Cheer Answers FAQ!

What is custom cheer music?
How do you create a cheer mix for competitions?
Is cheerleading music copyrighted?
How long should cheer music be for a competition routine?
What is the best BPM (beats per minute) for cheer routines?
How do you incorporate voice-overs into cheer music?
Why is licensing important for cheer music?
Can you use any song for a cheerleading routine?
How do you remove vocals from a track for cheer mixes?
What are the penalties for using unlicensed music at competitions?
How many 8-counts are typically in a 2:30 cheer routine?
What software do professionals use to mix cheer music?
How do you pick a theme or style for your cheer music?
Where can I find legal cheer music online?
How do you blend multiple songs into one cheer mix?
Should a cheer routine use clean or explicit versions of songs?
How do you time stunts to match the music beats?
Why do cheer mixes often feature sound effects and voice-overs?
How do you make sure your cheer music stands out at competitions?
What’s the difference between regular cheer music and competition cheer mixes?
Can you reuse last season’s cheer music?
How do you edit cheer music to fit the exact routine length?
Is it better to hire a professional for custom cheer music or do it yourself?
How do you choose the right tempo for your cheer routine?
How do you get crowd engagement with cheer music?
What’s the process for licensing pop songs for cheerleading routines?
How do you ensure cheer music meets competition guidelines?
Do teams typically pay royalties for cheer music?
How do voice-overs add impact to a cheer routine?
What are common mistakes to avoid when mixing cheer music?

1. What is custom cheer music?

Definition: Tailor-made tracks professionally produced and mixed specifically for a cheerleading routine.
Purpose: Aligns music tempo, style, and voice-overs with stunts, transitions, and the routine’s theme.
Advantage: Creates a unique performance identity and helps teams stand out in competitions.

2. How do you create a cheer mix for competitions?

Plan the Routine: Outline stunts, tumbling, and dance segments.
Select Tracks or Samples: Pick music that matches each section’s energy level.
Arrange and Layer: Blend chosen tracks, add transitional effects, and sync with 8-counts.
Voice-Overs and SFX: Insert team slogans or hype phrases and relevant sound effects.
Finalize Licensing: Ensure each snippet is licensed to comply with competition rules.

3. Is cheerleading music copyrighted?

Yes: Most music is protected by copyright law.
Licensing Needed: You must secure the rights to use songs publicly.
Penalties: Using unlicensed tracks can result in disqualifications or fines.

4. How long should cheer music be for a competition routine?

Typical Limit: Routines range from 0:30 all the way to 2:30 minutes. These are the common duration times for cheer mixes
- 0:30
- 0:45
- 1:00
- 1:30
- 1:45
- 2:00
- 2:15
- 2:30
Check Rules: Different competitions have varying length restrictions.
Timing Tips: Keep a few seconds buffer for final poses or transitions.

5. What is the best BPM (beats per minute) for cheer routines?

Common Range: 140–150 BPM for a high-energy atmosphere. The majority of cheer music is 146 bpm.

6. How do you incorporate voice-overs into cheer music?

Script First: Write short, memorable chants or slogans. Include your area code, your previous accomplishments, and try to think of a theme for each mix.
High Quality Recording: Ensuring your mix has a professional sound is why using a service like IPP Music is crucial. Recording and mixing vocals is not easy and is likely to be better in the end using a cheer music company who has access to professional rappers and singers.
Blend and Layer: Position voice-overs during transitions or big stunts; keep them clear.

7. Why is licensing important for cheer music?

Legal Compliance: Avoids copyright infringement issues.
Protects Teams: Prevents disqualification, fines, and negative publicity.
Industry Standard: Competitions now require proof of properly licensed mixes.

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8. Can you use any song for a cheerleading routine?

Technically Yes, If Licensed: Properly secure rights or use royalty-free options.
Restrictions: Competitions often ban explicit lyrics and have specific content rules.

9. How do you remove vocals from a track for cheer mixes?

Audio Editing Software: Adobe Audition, Audacity, or vocal-removal plugins.
Results Vary: Full removal isn’t always perfect; some tracks resist clean isolation.
Licensing Still Applies: Even if instrumental, you need permission to use the track.

10. What are the penalties for using unlicensed music at competitions?

Disqualification: Entire teams can be removed from the event.
Fines or Legal Action: Copyright holders may take legal steps for damages.
Reputation Damage: Reflects poorly on your program’s professionalism.

11. How many 8-counts are typically in a 2:30 cheer routine?

Average 8-Count Total: There are typically 45.5 – 46 8counts (depending if you start on 5 or a 1)
Tempo Variation: Faster music might squeeze in more counts; slower music may have fewer.

12. What software do professionals use to mix cheer music?

Popular DAWs: Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, and Reaper
Specialized Tools: Some mixers use custom plugins designed for cheer music effects.

13. How do you pick a theme or style for your cheer music?

Match Team Branding: Incorporate your team’s colors, mascot, or spirit.
Routine Focus: High-energy stunts call for bold, intense music; youth teams may favor pop.
Trend Savvy: Consider popular styles or seasonal elements for extra flair.

14. Where can I find legal cheer music online?

Specialized Providers: IPP Music (Custom Mixes, customizable Premade Mixes, all licensed).
Royalty-Free Libraries: Sites like Songsforcheer.com, Artlist, Epidemic Sound, Storyblocks. Though it’s worth mentioning that these are just libraries of songs that can be used in the mix. For it to sound like a real cheer mix, you will need a cheer music production company

15. How do you blend multiple songs into one cheer mix?

Segment Planning: Decide where each song snippet fits.
Key & Tempo Matching: Adjust pitch and speed for smooth transitions.
Transitions & Effects: Use sweeps, drum fills, or voice-overs for seamless flow.

16. Should a cheer routine use clean or explicit versions of songs?

Always Use Clean: Explicit content is generally not allowed in cheer comps.
Avoid Penalties: Using explicit lyrics may lead to point deductions or disqualification.

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17. How do you time stunts to match the music beats?

Practice with 8-Counts: Choreograph each major move to a count.
Sync Beats & Moves: Align big stunts with distinct musical cues.
Rehearse Often: Multiple run-throughs with final music ensure accuracy.

18. Why do cheer mixes often feature sound effects and voice-overs?

Added Excitement: Effects amplify high-energy moments.
Branding & Hype: Voice-overs can feature team names or motivational phrases.
Routine Structure: Mark transitions and build anticipation for key stunts.

19. How do you make sure your cheer music stands out at competitions?

Unique Sound: Use fresh, modern elements or creative mash-ups.
Production Quality: Crisp editing, balanced levels, and clear voice-overs.
Personalization: Incorporate custom chants, slogans, or team references.

20. What’s the difference between regular cheer music and competition cheer mixes?

Regular Cheer Music: Simpler, often used for practice or sideline performances.
Competition Cheer Mixes: Precisely edited, fully licensed, and carefully arranged for advanced routines.

21. Can you reuse last season’s cheer music?

Allowed If Re-Licensed: Confirm licenses are valid for the current season. Typically, Cheer Mixes are licensed for 365 days from purchase. IPP Music offers relicensing of mixes.
Fresh Factor: Competitions and audiences often respond better to new, updated mixes.

22. How do you edit cheer music to fit the exact routine length?

Clip & Cut: Remove unnecessary portions to hit 2:30 or the required limit.
Tempo Adjustments: Slight speed changes can help fit time constraints.
Professional Help: IPP Music offers precise editing and licensing solutions.

23. Is it better to hire a professional for custom cheer music or do it yourself?

DIY Pros: Cost-effective, full creative control.
DIY Cons: Firstly it’s time-consuming. But it will almost certainly lack professional polish. This especially includes cheer music maker web applications, which, though seem like a good way to control every aspect of your mix, are actually very restricting and do not sound like the mixes of championship teams.
Professional Pros: Expertise, licensing compliance, higher production quality.
Professional Cons: Depending on the style of mix you choose, there can be a higher upfront cost. The process of customization is still highly collaborative, putting you in the driver’s seat of your mix while not requiring you to have years of experience in audio production and engineering.

24. How do you choose the right tempo for your cheer routine?

Most cheer routine music is at 146bpm. Sometimes with younger division teams, the music’s tempo is decreased to make it easier for the team to perform the routine.

Match Routine Style: Fast for dynamic stunts, moderate for youth or less intense routines.
Experiment: Try short run-throughs at different BPMs to see what suits the team. Recording short practice runs to see which tempo feels the best and reviewing it later can be super helpful with this.
Ask the Experts: IPP Music can make tempo recommendations based on your skill level.

25. How do you get crowd engagement with cheer music?

Familiar Hooks: Using songs (licensed) in your mix that have the feel of well-known tracks or exciting beats
Chantable Voice-Overs: Include easy call-and-response lines. This is an easy way to get the audience involved. Just remember to keep your voiceover instructions simple and take time to consider the syncopation of your lyrics (i.e., don’t stuff too many words into the voiceovers you request; if you keep it simple, the audience will remember the lyrics at the following events)
Strategic Editing: Insert hype points during big stunts or dance breaks.

26. What’s the process for licensing pop songs for cheerleading routines?

Contact Licensing Agencies: ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, or music libraries handling pop tracks. Although these are reasonable avenues towards licensing popular songs, this is often a tedious and drawn out process vs simply getting a custom mix licensed for specifically for cheer performances.
Cheer Music Providers: IPP Music can handle licensing details for you.
Documentation: Competitions may require written proof of licenses.

27. How do you ensure cheer music meets competition guidelines?

Follow Rulebooks: Check guidelines (USASF, Varsity, ICU) for time and content rules.
Verify Length & Content: No explicit lyrics; keep it under specified time limits.
Licensing Docs: Have proof ready in case event staff request it.

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28. Do teams typically pay royalties for cheer music?

Sometimes, but only if radio music (vs. a cheer specific mix) is used: Popular tracks require royalty payments to rights holders.
All-Inclusive Options: Some providers bundle licensing fees into their package.

29. How do voice-overs add impact to a cheer routine?

Brand Recognition: Shoutouts to the team name, mascot, or favorite slogan. If selecting a custom mix for your routine, every aspect of it can be customized with team/mascot specific voiceovers throught the mix. Premade mixes can also be customized in many ways here at IPP Music.
Engagement: Well-placed voice-overs grab audience attention.
Highlight Skills: Emphasize big stunts or tumbling passes with motivational phrases.

30. What are common mistakes to avoid when mixing cheer music?

Poor Licensing: Ignoring proper rights can lead to disqualification.
Overcrowded Mix: Too many overlapping elements can sound chaotic.
Inconsistent Tempo: Abrupt changes can disrupt timing and choreography.
Ignoring Guidelines: Length or lyrical content violations risk penalties.

Hopefully this FAQ clarifies some of the questions you had about cheer music, from licensing and mixing to timing and voice-overs. If you’re ready for custom cheer mixes or need professional help, be sure to visit
IPP Music for expert services and support. Here’s to a season filled with energy, precision, and you hitting zero!

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Showcase Season: A Comprehensive Guide for Cheer Coaches

Posted on October 14, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

14
Oct

By Steve Pawlyk

Published October 14, 2024

As we approach one of the most thrilling times in the cheerleading calendar—Showcase Season—it’s crucial for coaches to prepare their teams both mentally and physically. Showcases provide the opportunity to perform in front of an audience without the pressure of competition scores, making them the perfect rehearsal for the upcoming competition season. Here’s a detailed guide to ensure your team shines during their showcase.

1. Structured and Consistent Training

Creating a well-balanced training schedule is vital in the weeks leading up to your showcase. Regular practice is the key to achieving smooth transitions, timing precision, and confidence. Focus on:

Skill-building and Routine Refinement: Dedicate part of each practice to clean up any rough spots in the routine, emphasizing synchronization and stunt timing.
Strength and Stamina: Incorporate conditioning exercises like endurance drills, circuit training, and cardio to build the stamina necessary for a high-energy performance.
Full-Out Dress Rehearsals: Ensure your athletes are practicing the full routine in uniform, under conditions as close to showcase day as possible. This includes performing in front of a small audience to simulate the nerves and adrenaline rush they will experience during the real thing.

2. Mastering Presentation and Clean Execution

While showcases are less formal than competitions, the performance should still be sharp and clean to leave a lasting impression:

Showmanship Matters: Encourage athletes to maintain high energy, smile, and engage with the audience through eye contact. Performance quality can make a big difference in how your routine is perceived, even if you’re not executing the most complex stunts.
Technical Precision: Judges at future competitions will notice the smallest details. Use the showcase to refine tight formations, sharp motions, and clean transitions. Work on eliminating unnecessary movements that could result in deductions in competition.
Polish the Routine: If your team struggles with consistency on certain elements, consider simplifying those sections to prioritize clean execution over complexity. You want the audience to leave impressed by a flawless performance.

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3. Mental and Emotional Preparedness

Physical preparation is only part of the equation—mental readiness is equally important. Here are some strategies to ensure your team is mentally focused:

Visualization: Encourage your athletes to use mental imagery. Have them visualize hitting their stunts, tumbling, and dance sequences perfectly. Studies show that visualizing success helps athletes perform better when the time comes.
Setting Intentions: Before each practice, guide your athletes to set a positive intention for the day. It could be something as simple as “I will stay focused and confident” or “I will support my teammates”. This not only keeps their mindset positive but also reinforces team unity.
Energy Management: Coaches should help athletes manage performance anxiety by teaching breathing techniques like box breathing. This helps athletes center themselves and turn nervous energy into focus.

4. Nutrition and Hydration

Fueling the body properly is crucial for peak performance:

Balanced Meals: Leading up to the showcase, ensure your athletes are eating balanced meals with a mix of complex carbohydrates (for energy) and protein (for muscle recovery). A good pre-performance snack could be oatmeal with eggs or a turkey sandwich.
Stay Hydrated: Encourage athletes to drink water consistently during practices and especially on showcase day. Dehydration can lead to fatigue and a lackluster performance.

5. Building Team Camaraderie

A cohesive team will always perform better under pressure. Use the showcase season to foster deeper connections among teammates:

Team Bonding: Organize activities like team dinners, movie nights, or even post-practice outings to strengthen the bond among your athletes. This sense of unity can translate to better communication and synchronization on the mat.
Positive Reinforcement: After each practice, highlight individual and group successes. This will boost confidence and help keep morale high leading up to showcase day.

6. Post-Performance Reflection

After the showcase, take the opportunity to reflect on what went well and what needs improvement:

Review the Performance: Record the showcase and review it with the team. Analyze the areas where the team excelled and where further refinement is needed before competition season.
Celebrate Achievements: Regardless of any mistakes, celebrate the team’s hard work and dedication. Showcase season is not just about nailing the routine, but also about enjoying the process and setting the stage for future success.

By incorporating these strategies, your team will not only perform their best at the showcase but also be well-prepared for the high-pressure environment of competition season. Showcase season is an invaluable opportunity for growth—both individually and as a team—so make the most of it!

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Preparing Your Team for End-of-Season Cheer Events: A Coach’s Guide

Posted on September 3, 2024September 3, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

03
Sep

By Steve Pawlyk

Published September 3, 2024

As the cheerleading season progresses, the stakes get higher, and the competition gets tougher. The end-of-season events, such as the Allstar World Championship and the ICU World Championship, are some of the most prestigious competitions in the cheerleading world. For coaches, preparing a team to excel in these events requires meticulous planning, intense training, and a strong mental game. Here’s how you can ensure your team is ready to shine when it matters most.

1. Start with a Strong Foundation

Refine Basic Skills: Before delving into complex routines, make sure your team has mastered the basics. Stunts, tumbling, and jumps should be flawless and consistent. This foundation is crucial for building more intricate performances.
Conditioning and Strength Training: Incorporate regular conditioning sessions focused on building the strength and endurance needed for high-energy performances. This includes exercises that target core stability, flexibility, and explosive power.

2. Crafting the Perfect Routine

Routine Composition: Create a routine that highlights your team’s strengths while adhering to the scoring criteria of the competition. Balance difficulty with execution to avoid deductions. Consider consulting with choreographers who specialize in end-of-season competitions to gain an edge.
Incorporate Unique Elements: To stand out, incorporate creative elements such as unique transitions, visual effects, or unexpected musical choices. Judges often appreciate originality, provided it doesn’t compromise the routine’s execution.

3. Mental Preparation

* Visualization Techniques: Encourage athletes to use visualization techniques, imagining themselves successfully performing the routine. This mental rehearsal can boost confidence and reduce anxiety.
* Focus on Team Cohesion: Building a strong sense of unity and trust within the team is crucial. Team-building activities, group discussions, and positive reinforcement can help foster a supportive environment, essential for high-pressure situations.

4. Simulate Competition Conditions

* Mock Competitions: Hold full-out performances under conditions that simulate the actual competition environment. This includes performing in front of an audience, adhering to strict time limits, and dealing with potential distractions.
* Video Analysis: Record these performances and review them with the team. Highlight both the strengths and areas that need improvement. Use this feedback loop to make necessary adjustments and refine the routine further.

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5. Focus on Recovery and Injury Prevention
* Injury Prevention: As training intensity ramps up, so does the risk of injury. Ensure that athletes are following proper warm-up and cool-down protocols. Regularly check in with athletes about any aches or pains and address them promptly.
* Rest and Recovery: Plan for adequate rest days and recovery sessions. Overtraining can lead to burnout and diminish performance. Incorporate activities like yoga, stretching, and massage therapy to aid in recovery.
6. Fine-Tuning and Final Adjustments
* Routine Adjustments: As the competition approaches, make any final tweaks to the routine based on feedback and performance. Focus on cleaning up the details—pointed toes, sharp motions, and synchronized timing.
* Mental Rehearsals: In the final days before the competition, reduce physical training and focus on mental rehearsals. Use this time to build confidence and ensure that each athlete knows their role inside and out.
7. Prepare for the Event Day
* Event Logistics: Ensure that all logistics, from travel arrangements to uniform checks, are in order well in advance. Reducing stress on event day allows the team to focus solely on their performance.
* Nutrition and Hydration: Educate athletes on the importance of proper nutrition and hydration leading up to the event. A well-fueled body is essential for peak performance.

8. During the Competition
* Stay Calm and Focused: As a coach, your demeanor sets the tone for the team. Stay calm, offer constructive feedback, and keep the team focused on their goals.
* Post-Performance Reflection: After the performance, regardless of the outcome, gather the team for a reflection session. Highlight what went well and what can be improved for future performances. Use this as a learning experience for all athletes.

Preparing for end-of-season cheerleading events requires more than just skill; it requires strategy, mental toughness, and a well-rounded approach to training. By focusing on these key areas, you can help your team not only compete but excel on the biggest stages in cheerleading. Remember, the journey to these events is as important as the performance itself—every practice, every drill, and every moment of preparation contributes to the final outcome.

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The Worldwide Rise of Cheer: Spotlight on Japan, Australia, and Norway at 2024 ICU Championships

Posted on August 19, 2024August 19, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

Global cheerleading expansion top cheerleading nations 2024

19
Aug

By Steve Pawlyk

Published August 19, 2024

Cheerleading has long been associated with American sports culture, but the sport has been experiencing a significant global expansion in recent years. This trend was particularly evident at the 2024 ICU World Cheerleading Championships, where several countries showcased their prowess, signaling a shift in the competitive cheerleading landscape. Among the standout nations were Japan, Australia, and Norway, each making significant strides and proving that cheerleading is truly becoming a global sport.

Team Japan: Rising to the Top in International Cheerleading

Japan’s ascent in competitive cheer has been nothing short of remarkable. Over the past decade, Japan has evolved from a country primarily known for its success in dance categories to a formidable contender in cheerleading, particularly in the Coed Elite division. This transformation is a testament to the country’s dedication to excellence and the strategic efforts made by Cheer Japan, the organization responsible for nurturing and developing the nation’s cheerleading talent.

Evolution

Cheerleading in Japan has a rich history, supported by several key organizations, including Cheer Japan, which was founded in 2010. Initially, Japan made a strong impact in dance categories, such as Freestyle Pom and Hip Hop, where they consistently placed in the top ranks at international competitions. However, the nation’s ambitions extended beyond dance, leading to the formation of All-Girl and Coed Elite teams that would eventually compete at the ICU World Cheerleading Championships.

Japan’s Coed Elite team made its debut in 2014, but it wasn’t until 2023 that they secured their first gold medal, a historic moment that marked Japan’s emergence as a top contender in cheerleading. This victory was the result of meticulous preparation, including nationwide tryouts and rigorous training sessions held weekly. These efforts paid off, with the team making it to the finals for the first time and ultimately taking home the gold

Standout Athletes and Coaches

The success of Japan’s cheerleading teams can be attributed to both the athletes’ dedication and the expertise of their coaches. For example, Sonoka Kasahara, the head coach of the Coed Elite team, played a crucial role in leading the team to their historic victory in 2023. Under Kasahara’s guidance, the athletes engaged in a disciplined training regime that included stunt and tumbling homework, as well as intensive practice sessions in Florida just before the championship. This level of preparation was unprecedented for the team and demonstrated a new level of commitment that propelled them to the top

Additionally, the athletes themselves have shown remarkable resilience and skill. Many of the team members had never competed at such a high level before, making their achievement even more impressive. The win in 2023 is likely just the beginning. They clearly have momentum 🙂

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Team Australia: A Consistent Cheer Powerhouse

Australia has cemented its place as a formidable force in the cheerleading world, particularly in the Coed and All-Girl divisions. The country’s consistent performances at international competitions, especially at the ICU World Cheerleading Championships, highlight the depth of talent and the strong cheerleading culture that has been cultivated over the years.

A Legacy of Success

Australia’s cheerleading history is marked by steady growth and increasing success on the global stage. The Australian Cheer Union (ACU) has played a pivotal role in this development, bringing together the nation’s top talent to compete at the highest levels. The ACU’s strategic approach includes rigorous selection processes, where athletes from across the country are chosen to represent Australia in various international events. This method has proven effective, as seen in their impressive performances at the 2023 and 2024 ICU World Cheerleading Championships.

In 2023, Australia had one of its most successful showings, with all teams placing in the top five in their respective divisions. The All Girl Elite team secured a historic gold medal, marking Australia’s first World Championship title in this category. Meanwhile, the Coed Elite team earned a silver medal, showcasing the country’s competitive edge across multiple divisions. These achievements were not just a testament to the athletes’ skills but also to the exceptional coaching and preparation that went into these performances.

Standout Athletes and Coaches

Key to Australia’s success has been the dedication and expertise of its coaches, such as Derrick Turner, the head coach of the All Girl Elite team, and Eddie Davey, who leads the Coed Elite team. These coaches have been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of what Australian cheerleading can achieve, focusing on refining techniques, building team cohesion, and fostering a competitive spirit that has propelled the teams to international success.

Athletes from Team Australia have consistently demonstrated their prowess, with many standout performances that have caught the attention of the global cheerleading community. The training regimen for these athletes is intense, with preparation involving multiple training camps across Australia and final practice sessions held just before major competitions in the USA. This level of commitment from both coaches and athletes has been a significant factor in Australia’s rise as a cheerleading powerhouse

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Team Norway Cheer: Emerging Contenders

Norway has been making significant strides in the international cheerleading scene, particularly in the All-Girl and Coed Premier divisions. While the country may not have traditionally been seen as a cheerleading powerhouse, recent performances at global events like the ICU World Cheerleading Championships have shown that Norway is quickly becoming a formidable contender.

A History of Growth and Success

Norway’s cheerleading journey began with a slow and steady rise, primarily driven by the efforts of teams like the Viqueens Cheerleaders. The Viqueens, one of Norway’s most prominent cheerleading clubs, have played a pivotal role in elevating the country’s status on the world stage. Their team, Viqueens Spirit, has been competing internationally since 2011, steadily improving their performances over the years. In 2024, they achieved a monumental victory by winning their first-ever gold medal at The Cheerleading Worlds in the L7 International Open division. This win was the culmination of over a decade of hard work, dedication, and a strong culture of excellence within the team

Standout Teams and Athletes

The Viqueens Spirit team is known for its rigorous training and the exceptional talent of its athletes. Notably, many members of this team also represent Norway at the ICU World Cheerleading Championships, demonstrating their versatility and high skill level across different competitions. In 2024, the Norwegian All-Girl Elite team, which included several athletes from the Viqueens, secured a spot on the podium, finishing just behind the United States and Finland. This achievement highlighted the depth of talent in Norway and underscored the country’s growing competitiveness on the international stage

Coaching and Development

The success of Norwegian cheerleading can be largely attributed to the quality of its coaching. Coaches like Nathalie Brøndrup, who have a deep connection to the sport both as former athletes and now as coaches, have been instrumental in building a culture of hard work and resilience. Brøndrup, for example, emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong, fighting spirit within the team, which has been a cornerstone of their success

In addition to coaching, Norway’s national cheerleading programs have benefited from structured development strategies, including regular training camps, participation in European and global championships, and a focus on technical skill development. Events like the ICU European Cheerleading Championships, hosted in Norway in 2024, have further provided a platform for Norwegian teams to compete at a high level and gain invaluable experience

As cheer continues to evolve, these countries are likely to remain at the forefront, inspiring others to elevate their programs. The future of cheerleading is undeniably global, and the sport is better for it.

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The Majors 2025 Team Lineup

Posted on July 30, 2024August 17, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

The Majors 2025 Cheer Competition Team Roster Lineup

30
Jul

By Steve Pawlyk

Published July 30, 2024

The Majors 2025 is shaping up to be an incredible event, showcasing the top Senior Level 6 all-star cheerleading teams from across the country. These elite teams, known as “The Majors 2025 Teams,” have been invited to compete in what is recognized as the most selective all-star cheer competition in the world. Here’s a detailed look at the programs and teams competing at The MAJORS 2025, promising a night full of high-energy performances and impressive stunts.

What is The MAJORS?

The MAJORS is hailed as the “most selective all-star cheer competition in the world.” Produced by Varsity All Star, it gathers elite teams from senior level 6 divisions to compete in a one-night-only spectacle that highlights the most popular and skilled teams in all-star cheerleading. Traditionally, this event kicks off the JAMFEST Super Nationals Weekend, transforming the opening night into a celebration of cheerleading excellence. The MAJORS is not just a competition; it’s an event where the cheerleading community comes together to witness and celebrate the pinnacle of the sport.

A Look at Last Year’s Results

Reflecting on last year’s MAJORS, the competition was incredibly tight, and the performances were nothing short of spectacular. Each team brought their A-game, showcasing exceptional skill, creativity, and athleticism. The high level of competition and the memorable routines set a high bar, building anticipation for this year’s event.

XSmall Divisions Set the Tone

In the XSmall All Girl division, South Coast Cheer’s Fearless team claimed the top spot with a score of 144, demonstrating their flawless execution and dynamic performance. They were closely followed by California All Stars Mesa Vixens, who scored 131, and Cheer Express Miss Silver, who rounded out the top three with 91 points. These teams showcased the precision and energy that define elite cheerleading.

The XSmall Coed division was equally thrilling, with Gymtyme Illinois Fever and Twist & Shout Diamonds both scoring 127, creating a tie for first place. Their routines were a perfect blend of difficulty and synchronization. Cheerville Anarchy secured third place with 122 points, showing their competitive spirit and strong execution.

Small All Girl and Coed Teams Impress

Cheer Extreme Raleigh’s SSX dominated the Small All Girl division with a score of 147, showcasing their powerful stunts and creative choreography. ICE Lady Lightning followed with 131 points, and ECE Bombshells came in third with 127 points. These teams exemplified the high standards of performance and athleticism expected at The MAJORS.

In the Small Senior Coed division, MACS All Star Cheer’s Senior Starz took the lead with 142 points, while Brandon All Stars Senior Black closely followed with 139 points. KC Cheer Fierce Five secured third place with 123 points. The competition was fierce, with each team pushing the limits of their skills and routines.

Medium Divisions Showcase Elite Talent

Spirit of Texas A-Team led the Medium All Girl division with a score of 133, demonstrating their consistent excellence and precise execution. Stingrays All Stars Peach and Top Gun All Stars Lady Jags followed with 125 and 113 points, respectively, highlighting the competitive nature and high skill level in this division.

In the Medium Coed division, Spirit of Texas Royalty shone brightly, scoring 137 points and showcasing their dynamic stunts and cohesive routines. Prodigy All Stars Midnight and Stingrays All Stars Steel followed with 129 and 119 points, respectively, proving that the Medium Coed division is packed with talent and fierce competition.

Large Divisions Deliver Power-Packed Performances

Cheer Extreme Senior Elite dominated the Large All Girl division with a score of 141, while Cheer Athletics Panthers and World Cup Shooting Stars followed with 138 and 124 points, respectively. The Stingray Allstars Orange team also impressed with their performance, scoring 120 points. These teams brought a level of power and precision that captivated the audience.

In the Large Coed division, Cheer Athletics Cheetahs led with 134 points, showcasing their high-energy routines and complex stunts. Their performance was a testament to their rigorous training and dedication to excellence.

The close scores and high-quality performances set a high standard for this year’s MAJORS, so get ready. I’m pretty sure we can expect another night of spectacular cheer showcasing the best in the sport! You can check out the results and recap of last year’s Majors here.

What Cheer Teams are in The Majors 2025?

Programs and Teams Competing at The MAJORS 2025

X-Small All Girl

ICE – Golden Girls
California Allstars Bullets – Lady Bullets
South Coast Cheer – Fearless

X-Small Coed

Stars Vipers – Hiss
Twist & Shout – Diamonds
GymTyme – Fever

Small All Girl

Woodlands Elite – Generals
East Celebrity Elite – Bombshells
Cheer Extreme – SSX

Small Coed

Woodlands Elite – Black Ops
Southern Jersey Storm – Celsius
KC Cheer – Fierce 5
Brandon AllStars – Senior Black
Twist & Shout – Obsession

Medium All Girl

ATA – Atomic
StingRay AllStars – Peach
Maryland Twisters – F5
Top Gun – Lady Jags

Medium Coed

CA Allstars Bullets – Black Ops
TopGun AllStars – Revelation
Spirit of Texas – Royalty

Large All Girl

World Cup All Stars – Shooting Stars
Rays – Orange
Cheer Extreme – Senior Elite
Cheer Athletics – Panthers

Large Coed

Rays – Steel
Cheer Athletics – Cheetahs

X-Small All Girl

ICE – Golden Girls: Coming out of Indianapolis, these ladies are all about clean routines and insane tumbling. They grabbed first at JAMfest in 2022 and kept the momentum going with a solid second place at NCA in 2023. Their precision and elite stunts are always on point.

California Allstars Bullets – Lady Bullets: High energy, perfect execution—Lady Bullets are a staple in the X-Small All Girl division. Their strategic coaching and innovative routines make them tough to beat.

South Coast Cheer – Fearless: Fearless lives up to their name with dynamic routines and tight team cohesion. They’ve faced their share of challenges but always come back strong with intricate choreography and powerful stunts.

X-Small Coed

Stars Vipers – Hiss: Hiss has been leading their division with top-notch performances, especially shining at the 2021 Cheerleading Worlds. Their coaching staff really knows how to bring out the best in these athletes.

Twist & Shout – Diamonds: Diamonds are all about innovation and clean execution. Their high-performance standards keep them competitive, and they always bring something new to the mat.

GymTyme – Fever: Fever is all about high energy and precision, winning back-to-back titles in the Level 6 XSmall Coed division at The Cheerleading Worlds. They’re a team you don’t want to miss.

Small All Girl

Woodlands Elite – Generals: These Houston athletes have a history of success, including a big win at Worlds in 2015. Their routines are all about clean execution and powerful tumbling.

East Celebrity Elite – Bombshells: Known for their precise routines and innovative choreography, the Bombshells consistently shine at major championships. Their coaching staff emphasizes skill development and teamwork, making them a force to be reckoned with.

Cheer Extreme – SSX: SSX from North Carolina is always a crowd favorite with their breathtaking stunts and flawless tumbling. Their legacy of success is driven by dedicated coaches and talented athletes.

Small Coed

Woodlands Elite- Black Ops: Black Ops made a huge splash with their first World Championship title in 2021. They’re known for rigorous training and complex stunts, always delivering stellar performances.

Southern Jersey Storm – Celsius: Celsius is high-energy and innovative, with strong team cohesion. Their supportive coaching staff makes them a strong contender in the Small Coed division.

KC Cheer – Fierce 5: Fierce 5 is all about pushing boundaries with their stunts and tumbling. Their disciplined training and teamwork keep them at the top of their game.

Brandon AllStars – Senior Black: Senior Black from Florida consistently dominates with their high-level performances and consistent success. Their rigorous training and expert coaching keep them on top.

Twist & Shout – Obsession: Known for impressive routines and strong competitive records, Obsession’s intricate choreography and dynamic performances make them a top team.

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Medium All Girl

ATA – Atomic: ATA Atomic from Georgia is known for their strong team cohesion and impressive performances. They’re always a team to watch in the Medium All Girl division.

StingRay AllStars – Peach: Peach is iconic with their clean routines and innovative choreography. They’re consistently at the top in national and international competitions.

Maryland Twisters – F5: F5 is celebrated for dynamic routines and a strong competitive record. Their powerful stunts and precise execution keep them at the forefront of the cheer world.

Top Gun – Lady Jags: Lady Jags are legendary with high-energy performances and innovative routines. They’ve secured numerous national and international titles.

Medium Coed

CA Allstars Bullets – Black Ops: Black Ops is a dominant force in Medium Coed with multiple World Championship titles. Their dynamic stunts and high-energy routines make them a favorite.

TopGun AllStars – Revelation: Revelation is known for intricate choreography and high-caliber performances. Their consistent success at Worlds and other major competitions makes them a team to watch.

Spirit of Texas – Royalty: Royalty is all about powerful stunts and high-energy performances. Their strong competitive record and dedicated coaching staff keep them at the top of their division.

Large All Girl

World Cup All Stars – Shooting Stars: Shooting Stars from New Jersey are one of the most iconic teams, with six World Championship titles. Their innovative routines and captivating performances set the standard.

Rays – Orange: Orange from the Stingray Allstars is all about clean routines and high-energy performances. Their consistent success at major competitions highlights their dedication and skill.

Cheer Extreme – Senior Elite: Senior Elite is celebrated for powerful stunts and intricate choreography. Their numerous top placements make them elite in the cheer world.

Cheer Athletics – Panthers: Panthers from Texas are legendary with multiple World Championship titles. Their high-energy routines and complex stunts make them a perennial favorite.

Large Coed

Rays – Steel: Steel is prestigious in the Large Coed division with rigorous training and intricate stunts. They consistently deliver stellar performances at major competitions.

Cheer Athletics – Cheetahs: Cheetahs are legendary in Large Coed with multiple World Championship victories. Their high-difficulty routines and creativity keep them at the top of their game.

The Majors 2025 is set to be an epic showdown of talent and dedication. With these powerhouse teams ready to hit the mat, it’s going to be a competition you won’t want to miss. Get ready for some whaaaaaat 😊

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The Ridiculousness of Competitive Cheer not being in the 2028 Olympics

Posted on July 29, 2024August 13, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published July 29, 2024

We were all hopeful when the cheer was granted full recognition by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on July 20, 2021. However, the recent announcement that competitive cheer will not be included in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games has everyone wondering why. I’m going to run through the criteria the IOC demands for a sport to be included and how cheer meets every measure of this criteria.

The Criteria for Olympic Inclusion

To be considered for the Olympics, a sport must meet several criteria set by the IOC. These include:

Environmental Sustainability: The sport must have minimal environmental impact.
Scoring Complexity: The sport must have an easy to understand scoring system
Universality: It should be practiced widely across the globe.
Gender Equality: The sport must promote and ensure gender equality.
Integrity and Fairness: The sport must have clear rules and be governed by a body that ensures fair play.
Popularity: The sport should have a significant following and be popular in various regions.
Host Country Interest: The host country’s interest in the sport can influence its inclusion.
Athlete Safety: The sport must ensure the safety of its participants.
Cost: The cost of hosting the sport should be reasonable

Okay, that’s the Olympics’ list of criteria for inclusion, now let’s break down each point and show why cheer fits each one.

1. Environmental Sustainability: The Sport Must Have Minimal Environmental Impact

One of the criteria for a sport to be included in the Olympics is its environmental sustainability. This means the sport should have a minimal environmental impact, aligning with the Olympic Movement’s commitment to sustainability and the preservation of our planet.

Understanding the Criterion

The IOC’s emphasis on environmental sustainability includes considerations such as:

Resource Usage: The sport should not require extensive use of non-renewable resources or cause significant environmental degradation. This includes considerations of the materials used in equipment and facilities.
Energy Consumption: The sport should not have high energy demands that could lead to excessive carbon emissions. This includes both the energy needed to host the event and the energy required for day-to-day training and operations.
Waste Management: The sport should have effective waste management practices in place, minimizing waste generation and ensuring proper disposal and recycling.
Biodiversity Impact: The sport should avoid activities that harm local ecosystems or wildlife.

The Ridiculousness of this

While the intention behind this criterion is laudable, applying it uniformly across all sports can seem ridiculous, especially in the context of competitive cheer. Here’s why:

Competitive Cheer’s Low Environmental Impact: Unlike sports that require large fields, specialized infrastructure, or significant travel, competitive cheer typically takes place in existing facilities like gyms or multipurpose arenas. The environmental impact of competitive cheer events is minimal compared to other sports like golf, which can involve maintaining extensive courses, or motorsports, which have high fuel consumption and emissions.
Equipment and Facilities: The equipment used in competitive cheer, such as mats and uniforms, does not have a significant environmental footprint, especially when compared to the extensive gear needed for sports like cycling or skiing.
Energy Consumption: competitive cheer competitions and practices do not demand high energy usage. They are typically held indoors and do not require the intense lighting, heating, or cooling that some other sports do.
Waste Management: competitive cheer events generate minimal waste compared to large-scale outdoor sports events, which often involve significant waste from spectators and participants.
Biodiversity Impact: competitive cheer activities do not interfere with natural habitats or wildlife, unlike sports that take place in natural settings, such as sailing or equestrian events.

Comparisons with Other Sports

To illustrate the absurdity of applying this criterion strictly to competitive cheer, consider the following comparisons:

Golf: Maintaining golf courses requires vast amounts of water, pesticides, and fertilizers, all of which have significant environmental impacts. Despite this, golf is included in the Olympics.
Sailing: Sailing events often impact marine ecosystems and involve extensive travel and logistics.
Equestrian Sports: These require substantial land use and maintenance, along with the care and transportation of horses.

2. Complex Scoring System: A Barrier to competitive cheer’s Olympic Inclusion

One of the critical reasons competitive cheer was not included in the 2028 Olympic Games is its complex scoring system. This intricacy poses a significant barrier to the sport’s appeal among the general public and decision-makers. Let’s dive deeper into why the scoring system is considered complex, how it impacts competitive cheer’s visibility and popularity, and why this reason is arguably ridiculous.

Understanding competitive cheer’s Scoring System

competitive cheer routines are judged based on a variety of elements, each contributing to the final score. These elements include:

Difficulty: The complexity of stunts, pyramids, tumbling passes, and jumps. Teams are rewarded for incorporating more challenging skills.
Execution: How well the team performs the routine, focusing on technique, precision, and synchronization.
Creativity: The uniqueness and innovation of the choreography, including formations and transitions.
Overall Performance: The energy, enthusiasm, and engagement of the team throughout the routine.
Deductions: Penalties for mistakes such as falls, incomplete stunts, or safety violations.

Each of these categories is scored on a detailed rubric, which can vary between different competitive cheer organizations and competitions. Judges need to assess numerous aspects within a short time frame, leading to a detailed and multifaceted scoring process

The Complexity for Viewers

For viewers unfamiliar with the sport, this scoring system can be overwhelming and difficult to follow. Unlike sports where the scoring is straightforward (e.g., a goal in soccer or a basket in basketball), competitive cheer’s scoring involves understanding technical elements and subjective judgments. This complexity can lead to several issues:

Lack of Immediate Clarity: Spectators might find it challenging to understand why one routine scores higher than another, especially when the differences are based on nuanced technicalities.
Engagement: The difficulty in understanding the scoring can reduce viewer engagement. Sports with transparent scoring systems tend to attract more viewers because the audience can easily follow the progression and stakes of the competition.
Appeal to Broad Audiences: For a sport to be included in the Olympics, it needs to appeal to a broad, global audience. The complexity of competitive cheer’s scoring can make it less accessible to new viewers, limiting its widespread appeal.

Why This Reason is Ridiculous

Despite the points above, the argument that competitive cheer’s complex scoring system is a reason for its exclusion from the Olympics is arguably ridiculous for several reasons:

Precedent of Complex Sports: Many Olympic sports have complex scoring systems that have not prevented their inclusion. Gymnastics, figure skating, and diving, for example, all have intricate scoring that requires expert understanding. These sports have been part of the Olympics for years, and their complexity is managed through comprehensive commentary and educational efforts.
Educational Opportunities: The complexity of competitive cheer scoring can be mitigated with proper education and commentary. Broadcasters can explain the scoring elements, much like they do for gymnastics and figure skating, making it easier for viewers to follow and appreciate the performances.
Engagement Through Innovation: Sports with complex scoring can still engage viewers through innovative presentation. Real-time scoring graphics, detailed breakdowns, and interactive features can help demystify the scoring process for audiences.
Growing Popularity: competitive cheer is rapidly growing in popularity worldwide, with increasing participation and viewership. Its inclusion in the Olympics could further boost its visibility and understanding, similar to how gymnastics and figure skating have benefitted from Olympic exposure.

Comparisons with Other Sports

To further illustrate the point, let’s compare competitive cheer’s scoring system with that of other sports:

Gymnastics: While gymnastics also has a detailed scoring system, it benefits from a longer history in the Olympics and a more established public understanding. Commentators often help demystify the scoring by explaining deductions and bonuses in real-time.
Figure Skating: Similar to gymnastics, figure skating has a complex scoring system but is well-supported by commentators who explain the intricacies to the audience. Over time, viewers have become more familiar with the scoring elements.
Diving: Diving involves judges scoring based on execution and difficulty, but the criteria are simpler and more consistent, making it easier for viewers to grasp.

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3. Universality: It Should Be Practiced Widely Across the Globe

Explanation: The IOC requires that a sport be widely practiced across the globe to ensure it has a universal appeal and representation. This means the sport should have active participation and recognition in numerous countries.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Growing Global Presence: competitive cheer is rapidly expanding worldwide. The International Cheer Union (ICU) boasts 119 member national federations and has over 10 million athletes globally. This shows a significant level of international engagement and participation.
Comparable Sports: Many sports included in the Olympics are not universally practiced. For instance, sports like curling and equestrian have a limited number of participating countries yet remain in the Olympics. competitive cheer’s growing global presence should more than qualify it under the universality criterion.

4. Gender Equality: The Sport Must Promote and Ensure Gender Equality

Explanation: The IOC emphasizes gender equality to promote fairness and equal opportunity for all athletes, regardless of gender.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Equal Participation: competitive cheer promotes gender equality, with both male and female athletes actively participating. Many competitive cheer teams are coed, and the sport celebrates and encourages participation from all genders.
Historical Disparities: Some Olympic sports have historically been male-dominated or have struggled with gender equality, yet they are still included. competitive cheer, on the other hand, has made significant strides in balancing gender representation and should be recognized for its efforts.

5. Integrity and Fairness: The Sport Must Have Clear Rules and Be Governed by a Body That Ensures Fair Play

Explanation: Sports included in the Olympics must have well-defined rules and be overseen by a governing body that maintains the integrity of the sport.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Established Governing Bodies: The International Cheer Union (ICU) is the recognized governing body for competitive cheer, ensuring that the sport adheres to clear and fair rules. The ICU’s governance is on par with other sports federations that oversee Olympic sports.
Comparable Issues: Many existing Olympic sports have faced issues with fairness and integrity, such as controversies in judging in figure skating or boxing. These sports are not excluded despite these challenges, making it unreasonable to single out competitive cheer.

6. Popularity: The Sport Should Have a Significant Following and Be Popular in Various Regions

Explanation:

To ensure high viewership and engagement, the IOC prefers sports that are popular and have a significant following.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Rising Popularity: competitive cheer has seen a tremendous rise in popularity, especially with events like the competitive cheer Worlds and the ICU World Championships drawing large audiences. The sport’s popularity is growing in regions outside North America as well.
Olympic Sports with Limited Popularity: Several Olympic sports have niche followings, yet they remain included. Sports like modern pentathlon and synchronized swimming do not have massive global followings but are still part of the Olympics. competitive cheer’s growing fan base should make it a viable candidate.

7. Host Country Interest: The Host Country’s Interest in the Sport Can Influence Its Inclusion

Explanation: The interest and popularity of a sport in the host country can play a role in its inclusion to boost local engagement and viewership.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Strong U.S. Support: competitive cheer is incredibly popular in the United States, the host country for the 2028 Olympics. This local interest should work in competitive cheer’s favor, making its exclusion based on this criterion even more puzzling.
Precedent: Other sports have been included primarily due to host country interest, such as karate in Tokyo 2020 and breakdancing in Paris 2024. competitive cheer’s exclusion despite strong U.S. support seems inconsistent with this precedent.

8. Athlete Safety: The Sport Must Ensure the Safety of Its Participants

Explanation: The IOC prioritizes the safety of athletes, ensuring that the sports included do not pose undue risks.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Improved Safety Measures: competitive cheer has significantly improved its safety standards with regulations, training programs, and safety protocols. The ICU and other governing bodies have implemented measures to reduce injury risks.
Inherent Risks in Other Sports: Many Olympic sports carry significant risks, such as gymnastics, boxing, and skiing. These sports are not excluded despite their high injury rates, making the exclusion of competitive cheer on safety grounds appear inconsistent and unreasonable.

9. Cost of Hosting Competitive Cheerleading

Explanation: The IOC considers the financial feasibility of hosting a sport, favoring those that are cost-effective.

Why This Is Ridiculous:

Low-Cost Sport: Hosting competitive cheer is relatively inexpensive compared to many other Olympic sports. It requires standard indoor venues, which are often already available and used for other sports. The specialized equipment needed, such as mats and uniforms, is minimal and not cost-prohibitive.
Venue Versatility: Cheer can be accommodated in multipurpose arenas that do not require significant modifications or additional infrastructure. This makes it an economically viable option for host cities, reducing the financial burden associated with preparing and maintaining venues.
Comparable Costs: Many existing Olympic sports entail substantial costs for venues and equipment. For example, building and maintaining facilities for sports like swimming, cycling, or equestrian events can be extremely expensive. Given this context, cheerleading’s relatively low cost for infrastructure and equipment makes its exclusion on financial grounds unjustifiable.

The criteria used to exclude competitive cheer from the 2028 Olympics are not only unreasonable but also inconsistent when compared to the inclusion of other sports. competitive cheer meets or exceeds many of these criteria, and its exclusion highlights a need for a more inclusive and equitable approach in the selection process for Olympic sports. By addressing these inconsistencies, competitive cheer can improve its prospects for future inclusion in the Olympic Games.

The Sports That Made the Cut

The LA28 Organizing Committee added five sports to the 2028 Olympics: cricket, flag football, baseball/softball, lacrosse, and squash. These sports were chosen based on their global popularity, simplicity, and alignment with Olympic values.

Cricket: With over a billion fans worldwide, cricket is a sport with a vast following, especially in countries like India, Australia, and England.
Flag Football: Supported by the NFL, flag football has grown rapidly and is seen as a safer alternative to traditional American football.
Breakdancing: “Breaking” as they prefer it to be called will be a sport in this year’s Olympics…crazy
Lacrosse: Known for its fast-paced and exciting gameplay, lacrosse has a growing global presence.
Squash: Squash is played in over 185 countries and has a strong professional circuit.

Competitive cheer’s journey to Olympic inclusion is inevitable. While it did not make the cut for LA 2028, the sport’s recognition by the IOC and its growing global presence are promising signs for the future. Though, it seems, for the moment, there is a bias against including our sport. My guess is we’re too bad-ass, but 🤷‍♂️

…Flag Football 🤦‍♂️ ….for real

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The Shifting Landscape of Cheer Championships

Posted on July 23, 2024August 1, 2024 by IPP Music

23
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By Steve Pawlyk

Published July 23, 2024

There have been recent legal developments that are reshaping the cheer landscape. One of the most significant recent changes is the ruling by a judge in Florida declaring that the USASF’s claim to trademark the word “worlds” is not exclusive. This decision, which precedes a trial scheduled for September, has significant implications for the All-Star cheerleading community and beyond.

The Trademark Ruling: Implications for Cheerleading

For many years, the All-Star cheerleading community has operated under the assumption that there is only one legitimate “world” championship event, a belief strengthened by the ICU’s recognition by the IOC. The ICU World Championships have always been considered the only true world event due to this association. In contrast, other cheerleading events have had to rebrand, often using “cup” instead of “worlds” in their titles. This legal development could indicate a similar shift for All-Star cheerleading events.

The Role of USA Cheer and USASF

In recent years, USA Cheer has emerged as the official governing body for all facets of cheerleading in the United States. Meanwhile, USASF has evolved in its function and authority, continuing to support the All-Star community in various ways. The preliminary ruling on the trademark issue raises several critical questions:

If USASF is a membership organization and not a federation, what does this mean for its role in hosting world championships?
If the “world championships” are not legally recognized as the official and exclusive world championship, how does this affect event producers (EPs) worldwide who have struggled to secure bids due to their relationship (or lack thereof) with their national federation?
The significance of federation relationships may be limited to the ICU Championship and official sport business.

The Need for True Leadership

True leaders bring people together, speak the truth, and do not exploit their authority for personal gain. It’s time to move beyond the playground politics that have plagued our sport. As someone who lives in a federated country, I respect the hierarchical structure and the recognitions gained through the IOC. However, the recent domestic litigation advances American commercial interests at the expense of the global cheerleading community.

Lisa Aucoin, an eight-time World Champion Cheerleading Coach, emphasizes that the international cheerleading community expects more from its leaders. She notes, “It’s time for them to invest the thousands/potentially millions they are spending in legal fees fighting each other and start making our sport better.” If we measure effectiveness by goodwill and progress rather than commercial success, how successful would our leaders be?

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The Global Impact and Future of Cheerleading

We have built an impressive sport for young people worldwide, yet there is still so much more to achieve. If this ruling remains unchallenged, it could have vast implications for the All-Star facet of our sport globally. The world championships are already diluted, and our best wins may be behind us. The landscape of our sport is changing, and it is crucial to consider what we want it to become.

Call to Action

It’s time for our voices to be heard. Speak with your sports leaders, reach out to your federation, and have conversations with your peers. As Margaret Mead famously said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”

Key Considerations

The full impact of the ruling may not be known until the trial proceeds.
Legal interpretations should be considered with a legal expert’s input.
A domestic judge in Florida may not have the authority to make a decision impacting an international event and community.
An appeal could change the outcome.

Transparency and truth are crucial. All stakeholders in cheer have the capacity to understand this information and deserve the opportunity to ask questions

The Commercial Landscape: Varsity’s Antitrust Challenges

The billion-dollar All-Star cheerleading industry, long dominated by Varsity, is beginning to see a more open market. Antitrust litigation against Varsity and the disruptions of covid have created a more competitive landscape. Recent events, such as the Open Championship Series (OCS), have shown that independent productions can rival Varsity’s dominance.

Varsity has faced significant challenges, including antitrust lawsuits accusing the company of monopolistic practices. These lawsuits, filed by parents, gym owners, and event producers, claim Varsity has driven out competition and driven up consumer costs. The Open Championship Series, founded in 2019, represents a collective of independent event producers offering a more price-conscious and flexible option for cheerleading competitions. The face of this movement is undoubtedly Heidi Weber. She has made significant contributions to making cheer competitions more affordable and accessible. Heidi directs the Celebrity Cheer and Dance Championships and is a leader in the All-Star cheer community. She’s also just kinda awesome.

The Path Forward

Despite the challenges, the cheerleading community has shown resilience and adaptability. Independent event producers have risen to the occasion, providing alternatives and fostering a more competitive market. The pandemic has highlighted the need for innovation and customer-focused experiences, pushing organizations like Varsity to reexamine and improve their offerings.

The future of cheerleading depends on collaboration, transparency, and a commitment to the sport’s growth and integrity. As we navigate these changes, it is essential to keep the community united and focused on what truly matters: the athletes, the sport, and the shared passion for cheerleading.

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From Silver to Gold: The Remarkable Journey of Extreme All Stars Lvl X

Posted on June 14, 2024June 14, 2024 by IPP Music

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published June 14, 2024

For Extreme All Stars gym owner Mandy Field, winning a world championship was a dream that seemed almost unreachable. The team has always worked tirelessly, season after season, but the talent pool in competitive cheer is vast… and let’s say…formidable. However, after clinching the silver medal at the 2023 Cheerleading Worlds, she sensed that her team was on the cusp of something extraordinary.

A Season Fueled by Determination

“Every single athlete after awards were like, ‘We’re doing it next year. Next year is our year!’” Field recalls. “From our first practice, they were declaring they were going to be World Champions.” This unwavering confidence set the tone for the entire season, with the team adopting the motto, “Speak it into existence.”

Overcoming Adversity

The road to the 2024 Cheerleading Worlds was anything but smooth. The season was marked by significant challenges, including numerous injuries. As a D2 gym, Extreme All Stars didn’t have the luxury of a large pool of substitute athletes. This meant long, grueling practices and additional training days. Despite these hurdles, the team’s dedication never wavered.

“We had a time in the season that we practiced for 30 days straight,” Field explained. “We never had a day off because we were having one injury after another. We are a smaller gym, so it was a big challenge, but the kids never batted an eye. It’s been their mission all season, and they made sure it happened. I couldn’t be more proud of them.”

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Building Momentum

The team’s determination began to pay off at the CHEERSPORT Nationals, where Lvl X hit zero deductions on both days and secured first place out of 11 teams. This victory was a turning point and a manifestation of their world champion aspirations. “We passed around a piece of paper, and everyone wrote on it, ‘I am going to be a World Champion,’” Field said. “We ended every practice saying, ‘We are World Champions.’”

The Final Push

As the 2024 Cheerleading Worlds approached, the team faced yet another setback: a serious injury to a key athlete. The uncertainty was palpable, but the athlete managed to compete, albeit without tumbling, delivering an incredible performance.

“It was a stressful weekend for us,” Field said. “She was able to compete but just not tumble and pulled off an amazing routine.”

The Moment of Truth

All the stress, hard work, and determination culminated in a defining moment. Lvl X was in first place after the semi-finals in the L6 Limited Senior XSmall Coed division. They returned for the finals and delivered a flawless zero-deduction routine. The anticipation was electric as the announcers declared, “And your 2024 World Champions… Extreme All Stars Lvl X!”

“It took 26 years of building the gym for that to happen,” Field reflected. “It was always my ultimate goal with coaching, but it almost didn’t seem real. You work so hard for that moment, put in so much time and passion, and then when it happens, you almost need to pinch yourself to make sure it’s real. I was so grateful that the kids actually got to see the reward of hard work.”

A Journey Come Full Circle

This victory marked the program’s first-ever World Championship win, a testament to the team’s perseverance and belief. From D2 Summit titles, NCA titles, competing in level 6, stepping back to level 5, and ultimately taking second place in 2023, the journey of Extreme All Stars Lvl X has been nothing short of remarkable.

“They stuck with it. They didn’t go somewhere else; they trusted that we would one day pull it back together. They worked every day just as hard on a level 5 team as they did when we got to level 6 again,” Field said.

The story of Extreme All Stars Lvl X is a powerful reminder that hard work and determination do pay off. Their journey from silver to gold, overcoming countless obstacles, and achieving their dream of becoming world champions, is an inspiration to cheerleaders everywhere. As Field puts it, “It’s been their mission all season, and they made sure it happened. I couldn’t be more proud of them.”

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2024 Daytona NCA Nationals Results (searchable)

Posted on April 14, 2024April 14, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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Published April 14, 2024

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This year’s NCA College Cheer Nationals, held from April 11-13 in Daytona Beach, Florida, proved that not even stormy skies could dampen the spirit of collegiate cheerleading. Originally slated for the picturesque outdoor setting by the iconic Daytona Coquina clock tower, inclement weather forced the event indoors, turning it into an unexpected yet equally thrilling display of cheer excellence.

Adapting to Change:

The sudden venue change tested the adaptability and focus of competing teams. Inside the confines of the alternative indoor venue, the atmosphere turned electric, with teams and spectators rallying to make the most of the challenging situation. The echo of cheers and the stomp of routines filled the air, creating a memorable spectacle of resilience and cheer spirit.

Highlights and Performances:

Despite the weather setbacks, the competition was fierce, featuring top-notch performances that pushed the boundaries of collegiate cheerleading. Teams from various divisions showcased their skills, executing intricate stunts and synchronized routines with precision and flair.

Winning Teams and Programs:

Weber State University emerged victorious in the Advanced Large Coed Division IA, overcoming a slight deduction to secure the highest event score of 98.5208.
Tarleton State University aced the Spirit Rally Division II with a flawless performance, achieving an event score of 97.8125 without any deductions.
North Carolina A&T State University led the Intermediate Small Coed Division I, demonstrating exceptional teamwork to earn a 97.6412 event score.
Southern Methodist University and Dallas Baptist University also topped their respective divisions, Intermediate Small Coed Division IA and Intermediate All-Girl Division II, with scores of 97.2569 and 97.2523, respectively.

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Reflections on the Event:

The 2024 NCA College Cheer Nationals not only showcased the athletic prowess of collegiate cheerleaders but also highlighted their remarkable ability to adapt and excel under unexpected pressure. The last-minute shift indoors due to the inclement weather could have unsettled many, but instead, it reinforced the strength and resilience of all participating teams. The enclosed setting of the venue added a unique intimacy to the event, amplifying the spirit and energy of each performance. This closeness allowed athletes and spectators alike to connect more deeply, feeling every chant and cheer right in their bones, making every stunt and formation seem more impactful.

As the vibrant echoes of the 2024 Nationals slowly fade, the robust spirit of the event firmly lingers—a vivid testament to the unyielding passion and resilience within the cheer community. This year’s unexpected challenges only deepened the bonds among teams and spectators, showcasing that the heart of cheerleading thrives on both competition and camaraderie. Looking forward to next year, the NCA College Cheer Nationals aims to return under clearer skies, promising to leverage the extraordinary experiences of this year to elevate the event further. No matter the setting, the essence of the Nationals will always revolve around fierce competition, unwavering support, and the shared love for cheer

2024 Daytona NCA Collegiate Nationals Results - Finals

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wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	Division	Program/Team	Max	Deductions	Raw	Performance	Event Score	Rank
1	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Weber State University	100	0.25	99.20	98.95	98.52	1
2	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Tarleton State University	100	0.00	98.00	98.00	97.81	1
3	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	North Carolina A&T State University	90	0.25	88.30	97.86	97.64	1
4	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Southern Methodist University	90	0.25	87.77	97.27	97.26	1
5	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Dallas Baptist University	90	0.75	88.13	97.18	97.25	1
6	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Stephen F Austin State University	90	0.25	87.63	97.12	97.20	2
7	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Texas Tech University	100	0.75	98.07	97.32	96.97	2
8	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Oklahoma Baptist University	90	0.00	87.47	97.19	96.74	2
9	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Florida Atlantic University	90	0.25	87.37	96.82	96.55	2
10	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division II	Davenport University	100	0.25	96.53	96.28	96.49	1
11	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Junior College	Trinity Valley Community College	100	1.00	98.23	97.23	96.42	1
12	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	University of Florida Competition Club	100	0.00	97.00	97.00	96.36	1
13	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Mississippi State University	90	0.75	87.33	96.29	96.33	3
14	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	University of Michigan	100	0.00	97.10	97.10	96.28	2
15	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Texas A&M University – Kingsville	100	0.00	96.30	96.30	96.28	2
16	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Lindenwood University	90	0.75	86.97	95.88	96.17	3
17	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Junior College	Tyler Junior College	90	0.25	86.80	96.19	96.15	1
18	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	Mississippi State University	100	1.25	97.20	95.95	96.14	3
19	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Christopher Newport University	90	0.00	86.63	96.26	96.03	1
20	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	California Baptist University	90	0.25	86.80	96.19	96.01	1
21	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division I	Niagara University	100	0.00	96.30	96.30	95.94	1
22	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	The Ohio State University	90	0.00	86.17	95.74	95.72	1
23	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division I	Weber State University	100	0.00	95.87	95.87	95.71	1
24	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	University of Central Arkansas	90	0.00	86.70	96.33	95.58	3
25	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division II	Oklahoma Baptist University	100	0.00	95.90	95.90	95.58	2
26	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Morgan State University	90	0.00	86.10	95.67	95.55	2
27	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	WVU Competitive Cheer Club	90	0.00	87.07	96.74	95.51	2
28	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	University of Tennessee Club Team	90	0.75	86.70	95.58	95.43	3
29	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	Texas Tech University	100	0.25	95.97	95.72	95.41	1
30	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Slippery Rock University	90	0.75	86.70	95.58	95.33	4
31	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	Michigan State University Competitive	100	0.00	95.60	95.60	95.30	4
32	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Lubbock Christian University	90	0.00	86.00	95.56	95.27	5
33	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Missouri State University – Springfield	90	0.00	86.13	95.70	95.25	4
34	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Junior College	Navarro College	100	1.25	97.27	96.02	95.23	2
35	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	University of Missouri – Columbia	90	0.00	85.83	95.37	95.22	1
36	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Junior College	Pratt Community College	90	0.00	86.70	96.33	95.17	2
37	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division III	Bridgewater State University	90	0.00	86.03	95.59	95.13	1
38	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	University of Arkansas Fort Smith	90	1.00	86.30	94.89	95.10	1
39	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	University of Texas – Tyler	100	0.00	95.20	95.20	95.08	3
40	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	University of Pittsburgh	90	0.00	85.70	95.22	95.05	4
41	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Game Day Division IA	University of Michigan	100	0.00	95.67	95.67	95.03	1
42	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	NC State	100	0.25	95.83	95.58	95.01	2
43	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division I	California Baptist University	100	1.25	95.87	94.62	95.01	1
44	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Lindenwood University	90	1.00	86.57	95.19	94.96	2
45	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	Brigham Young University	100	0.00	95.17	95.17	94.91	3
46	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	University of Louisville	100	1.00	96.60	95.60	94.79	3
47	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Texas A&M	90	0.00	85.93	95.48	94.71	4
48	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Game Day Division IA	Brigham Young University	100	0.00	95.63	95.63	94.69	2
49	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Game Day Division II	Dallas Baptist University	100	0.00	95.27	95.27	94.67	1
50	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Old Dominion University	90	0.00	85.47	94.96	94.63	5
51	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Northeastern University	90	0.00	85.37	94.85	94.55	3
52	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Game Day Division I	Utah Valley University	100	0.25	95.23	94.98	94.55	1
53	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Saginaw Valley State University	90	0.00	85.27	94.74	94.52	3
54	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Florida State University	90	0.00	85.53	95.04	94.48	5
55	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Junior College	Dodge City Community College	90	0.00	85.83	95.37	94.43	1
56	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Jackson State University	90	0.25	85.47	94.71	94.37	5
57	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	New Mexico State University	90	0.75	86.23	95.06	94.37	6
58	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	NC State Club Cheer	90	0.25	85.27	94.49	94.36	6
59	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Georgia Southern University	90	1.25	86.47	94.82	94.32	7
60	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	University of Louisville	100	1.50	95.80	94.30	94.24	1
61	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Lindenwood University	100	0.25	94.60	94.35	94.24	4
62	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	Oklahoma State University	100	0.25	94.97	94.72	94.23	2
63	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Spirit Rally Division I	Texas Southern University	100	0.75	94.40	93.65	94.21	2
64	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Oklahoma State University	100	0.00	94.17	94.17	94.06	4
65	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division I	Kennesaw State University	100	0.00	94.70	94.70	94.05	2
66	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division I	Kennesaw State University	100	0.25	95.90	95.65	93.95	2
67	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Kent State University	90	0.75	85.37	94.10	93.93	8
68	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Sam Houston State University	90	0.00	85.67	95.19	93.82	7
69	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Valdosta State University	90	1.50	85.83	93.87	93.80	6
70	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Curry College	90	0.75	85.00	93.69	93.78	2
71	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	University of Massachusetts – Boston	90	1.50	85.13	93.09	93.55	3
72	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	UC Santa Barbara	90	0.25	84.70	93.86	93.44	4
73	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Sacramento State	90	0.00	84.60	94.00	93.42	5
74	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	East Carolina University	90	0.25	84.90	94.08	93.41	2
75	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Florida A&M University	90	0.25	84.83	94.01	93.41	6
76	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Junior College	Dodge City Community College	100	0.50	94.40	93.90	93.31	1
77	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	University of North Texas	90	1.00	85.40	93.89	93.21	8
78	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Junior College	Trinity Valley Community College	100	1.00	94.13	93.13	93.20	2
79	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	Clemson University	100	2.00	94.57	92.57	93.18	3
80	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Slippery Rock University	90	0.25	84.17	93.27	93.16	4
81	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville	90	1.00	84.67	93.07	93.14	7
82	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	University of Louisville	100	1.00	95.17	94.17	93.09	4
83	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Game Day Open	Navarro College	100	0.00	93.70	93.70	93.07	1
84	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	University of New Hampshire	90	0.00	83.67	92.96	93.04	6
85	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	American University	90	0.00	83.77	93.07	92.98	8
86	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	Georgia Southern University	90	0.00	84.33	93.70	92.97	3
87	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Saint Joseph’s University	90	1.25	84.40	92.53	92.87	9
88	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	University of Kansas	100	1.00	93.70	92.70	92.86	5
89	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed NAIA	Roosevelt University	90	1.00	84.13	92.48	92.81	1
90	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Piedmont University	90	0.50	84.43	93.31	92.70	4
91	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	Kansas State University	90	0.50	84.13	92.98	92.70	4
92	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Merrimack College	90	0.75	84.67	93.32	92.61	10
93	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	Florida Atlantic University Club	90	0.00	83.90	93.22	92.56	5
94	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	University of Arkansas Monticello	90	0.25	83.63	92.68	92.51	5
95	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Mascot	University of Missouri- Truman The Tiger	60	1.50	56.40	92.50	92.50	1
96	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division III	Alma College	100	0.25	93.50	93.25	92.50	1
97	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Northern Illinois University	90	0.75	84.00	92.58	92.49	9
98	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	University of Georgia Club Cheer	90	0.00	84.17	93.52	92.48	9
99	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Jacksonville State University	90	0.75	84.03	92.62	92.43	10
100	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:31 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Junior College	Riverside City College	90	0.75	83.93	92.51	92.43	3
					Division	Program/Team						Rank

2024 Daytona NCA Collegiate Nationals Results - Prelims

Division :

Program/Team :

Rank :

wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	Division	Program/Team	Max	Deductions	Raw	Performance	Event Score	Rank
1	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Dallas Baptist University	90	87.73	0.00	97.48	0.97	1
2	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Stephen F Austin State University	90	87.70	0.00	97.44	0.97	1
3	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Tarleton State University	100	97.50	0.25	97.25	24.31	1
4	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Weber State University	100	97.73	0.50	97.23	24.31	1
5	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Southern Methodist University	90	87.50	0.00	97.22	0.97	1
6	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division II	Davenport University	100	97.10	0.00	97.10	24.28	1
7	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Lindenwood University	90	87.33	0.00	97.04	0.97	2
8	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	North Carolina A&T State University	90	87.73	0.50	96.98	0.97	2
9	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	Mississippi State University	100	97.20	0.50	96.70	24.18	1
10	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Mississippi State University	90	86.80	0.00	96.44	0.96	2
11	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Texas A&M University – Kingsville	100	96.20	0.00	96.20	24.05	2
12	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division I	California Baptist University	100	96.43	0.25	96.18	24.05	1
13	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Junior College	Tyler Junior College	90	86.87	0.50	96.02	0.96	1
14	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Texas Tech University	100	97.93	2.00	95.93	23.98	2
15	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division I	Texas Southern University	100	95.90	0.00	95.90	23.98	1
16	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	University of Arkansas Fort Smith	90	86.40	0.25	95.75	0.96	1
17	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Florida Atlantic University	90	86.60	0.50	95.72	0.96	3
18	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	The Ohio State University	90	86.10	0.00	95.67	0.96	1
19	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	California Baptist University	90	86.80	1.00	95.44	0.95	1
20	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Oklahoma Baptist University	90	85.87	0.00	95.41	0.95	3
21	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Christopher Newport University	90	85.80	0.00	95.33	0.95	1
22	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division I	Weber State University	100	95.50	0.25	95.25	23.81	1
23	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Morgan State University	90	85.67	0.00	95.19	0.95	2
24	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	Clemson University	100	95.03	0.00	95.03	23.76	1
25	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	University of Tennessee Club Team	90	86.13	0.75	94.95	0.95	2
26	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	University of Massachusetts – Boston	90	85.43	0.00	94.93	0.95	2
27	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division I	Niagara University	100	95.10	0.25	94.85	23.71	2
28	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	University of Missouri – Columbia	90	85.53	0.25	94.79	0.95	1
29	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	University of Texas – Tyler	100	94.70	0.00	94.70	23.68	3
30	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division II	Oklahoma Baptist University	100	94.60	0.00	94.60	23.65	2
31	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Slippery Rock University	90	85.10	0.00	94.56	0.95	4
32	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	University of Pittsburgh	90	85.07	0.00	94.52	0.95	4
33	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	Texas Tech University	100	94.73	0.25	94.48	23.62	1
34	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	University of Florida Competition Club	100	94.70	0.25	94.45	23.61	2
35	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Lubbock Christian University	90	84.97	0.00	94.41	0.94	5
36	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	Michigan State University Competitive	100	94.40	0.00	94.40	23.60	3
37	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Lindenwood University	90	85.97	1.25	94.27	0.94	2
38	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	Brigham Young University	100	94.40	0.25	94.15	23.54	2
39	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	University of Louisville	100	95.57	1.50	94.07	23.52	2
40	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Curry College	90	84.87	0.25	94.05	0.94	3
41	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Junior College	Trinity Valley Community College	100	95.97	2.00	93.97	23.49	1
42	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	NC State Club Cheer	90	84.57	0.00	93.96	0.94	3
43	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division II	Lindenwood University	100	93.90	0.00	93.90	23.48	4
44	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Missouri State University – Springfield	90	85.40	1.00	93.89	0.94	3
45	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Saint Joseph’s University	90	85.17	0.75	93.88	0.94	3
46	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Saginaw Valley State University	90	84.70	0.25	93.86	0.94	3
47	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed NAIA	Roosevelt University	90	85.10	0.75	93.81	0.94	1
48	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division IA	University of Michigan	100	94.30	0.50	93.80	23.45	4
49	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	Oklahoma State University	100	94.50	0.75	93.75	23.44	3
50	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division III	Bridgewater State University	90	85.03	0.75	93.73	0.94	1
51	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Northeastern University	90	84.97	0.75	93.66	0.94	4
52	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Old Dominion University	90	85.40	1.25	93.64	0.94	5
53	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division II	Valdosta State University	90	85.37	1.25	93.60	0.94	6
54	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	University of Houston	90	85.10	1.00	93.56	0.94	6
55	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Kent State University	90	84.30	0.25	93.42	0.93	4
56	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Junior College	Trinity Valley Community College	100	94.67	1.25	93.42	23.35	1
57	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Division I	Sacramento State	100	93.40	0.00	93.40	23.35	3
58	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division I	University of New Hampshire	100	94.13	0.75	93.38	23.35	2
59	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	Jackson State University	90	84.90	1.00	93.33	0.93	4
60	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville	90	84.90	1.00	93.33	0.93	5
61	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	University of Kansas	100	93.83	0.50	93.33	23.33	3
62	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	University of Central Arkansas	90	86.00	2.25	93.31	0.93	5
63	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division IA	NC State	100	94.80	1.50	93.30	23.33	4
64	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division I	University of New Hampshire	90	83.93	0.00	93.26	0.93	6
65	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Game Day Division I	Utah Valley University	100	93.23	0.00	93.23	23.31	1
66	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Mercer University	90	83.87	0.00	93.19	0.93	6
67	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division I	Utah Valley University	100	93.63	0.50	93.13	23.28	3
68	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Game Day Division IA	University of Michigan	100	93.13	0.00	93.13	23.28	1
69	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Game Day Division II	Dallas Baptist University	100	92.87	0.00	92.87	23.22	1
70	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Endicott College	90	84.47	1.00	92.85	0.93	4
71	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Junior College	Navarro College	100	95.10	2.25	92.85	23.21	2
72	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Eastern Michigan University	90	83.77	0.25	92.82	0.93	7
73	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Florida State University	90	84.20	0.75	92.81	0.93	5
74	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Georgia Southern University	90	84.43	1.00	92.81	0.93	5
75	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	Slippery Rock University	90	83.53	0.00	92.81	0.93	4
76	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	Oklahoma State University	100	93.77	1.00	92.77	23.19	3
77	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	American University	90	83.67	0.25	92.71	0.93	7
78	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division II	Davenport University	100	92.60	0.00	92.60	23.15	1
79	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Texas A&M	90	84.97	2.00	92.41	0.92	7
80	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Florida International University South	90	83.17	0.00	92.41	0.92	7
81	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Large Coed Division IA	University of Louisville	100	95.10	2.75	92.35	23.09	4
82	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Texas State Competitive Cheer	90	83.27	0.25	92.27	0.92	8
83	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	New Mexico State University	90	85.97	3.25	92.27	0.92	8
84	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Junior College	Blinn College	100	92.20	0.00	92.20	23.05	2
85	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	Northern Illinois University	90	83.20	0.25	92.19	0.92	9
86	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Junior College	Riverside City College	90	83.87	1.00	92.19	0.92	2
87	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	UC Santa Barbara	90	83.63	0.75	92.18	0.92	8
88	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced Small Coed Division I	Kennesaw State University	100	93.10	1.00	92.10	23.03	2
89	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Coed Division II	University of Arkansas Monticello	90	82.80	0.00	92.00	0.92	5
90	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Fitchburg State University	90	83.20	0.50	91.94	0.92	5
91	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	New York University	90	83.60	1.00	91.89	0.92	6
92	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Game Day Division IA	Brigham Young University	100	91.87	0.00	91.87	22.97	2
93	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Small Coed Division IA	Jacksonville State University	90	82.90	0.25	91.86	0.92	10
94	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate Large Coed Division IA	Kansas State University	90	83.57	1.00	91.85	0.92	2
95	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division IA	WVU Competitive Cheer Club	90	84.67	2.25	91.82	0.92	10
96	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	University of Missouri – Columbia	100	92.57	0.75	91.82	22.95	4
97	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Advanced All-Girl Division IA	University of South Carolina – Columbia	100	93.07	1.25	91.82	22.95	5
98	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Spirit Rally Open	Penn State Behrend Competitive Cheer	100	91.80	0.00	91.80	22.95	1
99	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division III	Keene State College	90	82.80	0.25	91.75	0.92	7
100	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	tbitties	04/14/2024 01:36 PM	Intermediate All-Girl Division I	Sacramento State	90	83.20	0.75	91.69	0.92	9
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The 2024 NCA All-Star Nationals: Recap and Results (searchable)

Posted on April 5, 2024April 5, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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The 2024 NCA All-Star National Championship, hosted in the heart of Dallas at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, was a spectacle of cheer athleticism, unity, and spirit. As one of the most anticipated events in the cheerleading calendar, teams from across the nation gathered to showcase their talent, hoping to clinch the coveted titles in their respective divisions. This event? Nothing short of an extravaganza. Imagine teams from every corner of the country, all amped up to show the world what they’ve got. The energy? Electric. The competition? Fiercer than fierce. Let’s get into it!

The Spectacular Showdowns

The Heart and Soul of Cheer:

We’ve got to talk about the CheerABILITIES division first. Teams like Cheer Athletics – Plano’s SuperKatz and Pro Spirit’s LUCKY STARZ didn’t just perform; they inspired everyone there. It was a powerful reminder of what cheerleading’s really about – inclusivity, heart, and sheer determination.

Prep Divisions Stealing the Spotlight:

These young squads, I tell you, they’re on fire! Teams in the Prep divisions, like All-Star Revolution’s PATRIOTS and Tech Cheer’s Ambush, showed up and showed out. Watching them, you just know the future of cheer is in solid hands.

Level 1’s Fierce Face-Off:

The Level 1 divisions were a battleground where teams like Cheer Athletics – Plano’s Itty Bitty Kitties and Woodlands Elite – OR’s Cadets duked it out for the top spots. The level of talent and teamwork was mind-blowing.

Senior Divisions Captivate:

Moving on to the senior divisions – wow, just wow. Squads like Cheer Extreme – Raleigh’s Lovespell and Cheer Athletics – Denver’s Chill Cats were a blend of power, grace, and creativity. They reminded us all why we love this sport so much.

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More Than a Competition

The 2024 NCA All-Star Nationals was like a big family reunion for the cheer world. It was about celebrating our love for cheerleading, recognizing the hard work of every athlete and coach, and, of course, making memories that last a lifetime.

What’s Next?

As we look back on the 2024 championship, it’s clear that the bar has been set even higher for next year. Every team that hit the mat in Dallas has already begun dreaming about next season, fueled by the experiences and the sheer adrenaline of competing at such a prestigious event.

So, here’s to the 2024 NCA All-Star Nationals – a weekend of triumphs, tears, and cheerleading magic. To all the teams, a huge round of applause for your dedication and for giving it your all. Can’t wait to see what you bring to the floor next time!

For the nitty-gritty on how everyone performed, including scores and rankings, make sure to check out the detailed results in the table below.

2024 NCA Nationals (Texas)

wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	Division	Rank	PROGRAM/TEAM NAME	RS	DED	PS	ES
1	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	CheerABILITIES - Novice Finals	Excellent	Cheer Athletics - Plano SuperKatz	75.40	0	75.40	75.40
2	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	CheerABILITIES - Novice Finals	Outstanding	Pro Spirit LUCKY STARZ	68.30	0	68.30	68.30
3	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	CheerABILITIES - Elite Finals	1	ICE Blue Dynasty	95.45	0	95.45	95.38
4	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	CheerABILITIES - Elite Finals	2	Maryland Twisters Eye of the Storm	94.20	0	94.20	93.86
5	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	CheerABILITIES - Elite Finals	3	Cheer Extreme DMV Supernovas	92.75	0	92.75	92.71
6	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Woodlands Elite - OR Baby Rage	8.93	0	89.33	89.33
7	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Cheer Athletics Rockwall Little Loves	8.90	0	89.00	89.00
8	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Excellent	Woodlands Elite - Katy Scouts	8.40	0	84.00	84.00
9	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Cheer-riffic Techniques Tiny Tweeties	9.13	0	91.33	91.33
10	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	United Elite Cheer CHAOS	9.03	0	90.33	90.33
11	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Rio Grande Valley Cheer Glitter	9.03	0	90.33	90.33
12	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Stars Vipers San Antonio PINK RIBBONS	16.97	0.15	94.11	94.11
13	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	All-Star Revolution SPIRIT	16.80	0.15	93.18	93.18
14	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Woodlands Elite - Humble Marshals	16.67	0	92.59	92.59
15	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Colts	16.80	0	93.33	93.33
16	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Alliance Cheer Elite MINI MAJORS (Mansfield)	16.37	0	90.93	90.93
17	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	TexStar Athletics Supernova	16.23	0	90.19	90.19
18	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	All-Star Revolution PATRIOTS	16.60	0.1	92.12	92.12
19	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Tech Cheer Ambush	16.30	0	90.56	90.56
20	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Woodlands Elite - Katy Cavalry	16.10	0	89.44	89.44
21	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Alliance Cheer Elite CORPORALS (Allen/Plano)	16.43	0.5	90.80	90.80
22	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Sheriffs	16.33	0	90.74	90.74
23	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Spurs	16.23	0	90.19	90.19
24	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	All-Star Revolution MILITIA	16.77	0	93.15	93.15
25	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Cheer Athletics Rockwall Lady Luck	16.73	0	92.96	92.96
26	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Rio Grande Valley Cheer Emeralds	16.50	0	91.67	91.67
27	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Star Athletics JUNIOR ECLIPSE	16.50	0	91.67	91.67
28	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Novice - Restrictions - D2 Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Outlaws	16.27	0	90.37	90.37
29	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Cheer-riffic Techniques Scarlet Macaws	16.07	0.15	89.11	89.11
30	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Star Athletics Electric Stars	16.23	0	90.19	90.19
31	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Fillies	16.73	0	92.96	92.96
32	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Alliance Cheer Elite RECON	16.63	0	92.41	92.41
33	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Novice - Restrictions Finals	Superior	Mustang Cheer All Stars Wranglers	16.23	0	90.19	90.19
34	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP Finals	1	All-Star Revolution BULLETS	41.83	0	98.43	98.43
35	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP Finals	2	Stars Vipers Katy Rosy Boas	41.50	0	97.65	97.65
36	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - OR Tiny Tanks	41.37	0	97.33	97.33
37	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP - D2 Finals	1	Ultimate Cheer Lubbock Tiny Queens	40.07	0	94.27	94.27
38	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP - D2 Finals	2	Steel Elite Athletics Tiny Jade	39.37	0	92.63	92.63
39	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Tiny - PREP - D2 Finals	3	Next Level Cheer Company Power	39.13	0.35	91.73	91.73
40	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP Finals	1	Stars Vipers San Antonio Sneaky Snakes	41.17	0	96.86	96.86
41	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP Finals	2	All-Star Revolution BOMBSHELLS	40.97	0	96.39	96.39
42	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP Finals	2	Prodigy All Stars Royal	40.97	0	96.39	96.39
43	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - A Finals	1	Modern American Cheer Shimmer	39.93	0	93.96	93.96
44	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - A Finals	2	The Texas Bandits CADETS	39.80	0.25	93.40	93.40
45	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - A Finals	3	Mustang Cheer All Stars Rangers	39.53	0	93.02	93.02
46	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - B Finals	1	Titans Allstars Frenzy	40.97	0	96.39	96.39
47	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - B Finals	2	United Elite Cheer FEARLESS	40.67	0	95.69	95.69
48	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Mini - PREP - D2 - B Finals	3	Excel Cheer Pumas	40.50	0	95.29	95.29
49	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - A Finals	1	All-Star Revolution BOMBERZ	40.77	0	95.92	95.92
50	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - A Finals	2	Tech Cheer Wranglers	40.30	0	94.82	94.82
51	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Denver Youth Silver	40.10	0.15	94.20	94.20
52	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - B Finals	1	Stars Vipers San Antonio Red Racers	40.53	0	95.37	95.37
53	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - B Finals	2	Stars Vipers San Antonio Coral Crush	40.30	0	94.82	94.82
54	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - B Finals	3	All-Star Revolution YOUNG GUNZ	40.30	0.1	94.72	94.72
55	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - A Finals	1	Thunder Elite Golden Girls	40.17	0	94.51	94.51
56	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - A Finals	2	Texas Allstar Cheer and Dance Blizzard	40.13	0	94.43	94.43
57	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - A Finals	3	Apex Cheer Topaz	40.17	0.25	94.26	94.26
58	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - B Finals	1	Excel Cheer Slayin' Sabres	41.10	0.3	96.41	96.41
59	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - B Finals	2	San Antonio Spirit Team Lavender	40.83	0	96.08	96.08
60	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - D2 - B Finals	3	TexStar Athletics Spotlight	40.70	0.25	95.51	95.51
61	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - OR Strykers	41.67	0	98.04	98.04
62	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP Finals	2	Central Jersey All Stars Bullets	40.23	0.05	94.62	94.62
63	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP Finals	3	KC Cheer FLASH	40.13	0.25	94.18	94.18
64	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	1	All 4 Cheer Blizzard	40.80	0	96.00	96.00
65	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	2	Modern American Cheer Chrome	40.43	0	95.14	95.14
66	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	3	Apex Cheer Onyx	39.97	0	94.04	94.04
67	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Senior - PREP Finals	1	DCX All Stars Legacy	39.83	0	93.73	93.73
68	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Senior - PREP Finals	2	Cheer Destiny Allstars Lady Reign	39.47	0	92.86	92.86
69	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Senior - PREP Finals	3	Texas Wolverine All Stars Vixen Blades	39.10	0.1	91.90	91.90
70	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Mini - PREP Finals	1	Tech Cheer Mini Mavs	40.10	0	94.35	94.35
71	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Mini - PREP Finals	2	Champion Cheer Tikis	40.07	0	94.27	94.27
72	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Mini - PREP Finals	3	Tumble Queen DYNASTY	38.87	0	91.45	91.45
73	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Youth - PREP Finals	1	Dynasty Spirit Elite All Star Youth Elite	39.67	0.35	92.98	92.98
74	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Youth - PREP Finals	2	Hallsville Academy Allstars Youth Dynasty	39.30	0	92.47	92.47
75	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Youth - PREP Finals	3	LA Cheerz Allstarz Dream	39.60	1.5	91.68	91.68
76	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP Finals	1	All-Star Revolution CODE RED	41.33	0	97.25	97.25
77	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Denver Junior Black	40.03	0	94.20	94.20
78	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP Finals	3	Excite Gym and Cheer Electric	39.70	0.25	93.16	93.16
79	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	1	Xtreme Athletics J Gunz	40.63	0	95.61	95.61
80	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	2	Trinity All Stars Crusaders	40.57	0	95.45	95.45
81	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	3	A1 Spirit Athletics Icons	40.00	0	94.12	94.12
82	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Senior - PREP Finals	1	Champion Cheer Surge	39.53	0	93.02	93.02
83	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Senior - PREP Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Denver Senior Black	39.30	0	92.47	92.47
84	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.1 Senior - PREP Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Denver Senior Silver	38.63	0.75	90.15	90.15
85	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP Finals	1	KC Cheer FEISTY	40.33	0.75	94.15	94.15
86	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP Finals	2	Twist & Shout Edmond Hope	39.93	0	93.96	93.96
87	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP Finals	3	CAO Elite Future A	39.10	1.25	90.75	90.75
88	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP - D2 Finals	1	Mustang Cheer All Stars Trotters	40.77	0	95.92	95.92
89	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP - D2 Finals	2	SoCo Intensity Storm	38.83	0	91.37	91.37
90	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Mini - PREP - D2 Finals	3	T's Tumbling Galaxy Girls	38.73	0	91.14	91.14
91	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP Finals	1	Louisiana Cheer Force Sapphire	40.77	0	95.92	95.92
92	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP Finals	2	Champion Cheer Cherry Bombs	40.33	0	94.90	94.90
93	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP Finals	3	Twist & Shout Edmond Unity	40.13	0	94.43	94.43
94	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP - D2 Finals	1	Rock City Cheer & Tumble Starburst	40.27	0	94.75	94.75
95	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP - D2 Finals	2	Mustang Cheer All Stars Pacers	40.50	1.25	94.04	94.04
96	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Youth - PREP - D2 Finals	3	Star Athletics Stellar	39.60	0	93.18	93.18
97	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP Finals	1	All-Star Revolution CODE BLUE	41.10	0	96.71	96.71
98	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP Finals	2	Champion Cheer Bolt	40.87	0	96.16	96.16
99	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP Finals	3	Louisiana Cheer Force Frost	40.67	0.85	94.84	94.84
100	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	1	United Elite Cheer FIERCE	40.90	0	96.24	96.24
101	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	1	Caliber Cheer Starz Midnight	40.90	0	96.24	96.24
102	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Junior - PREP - D2 Finals	3	Cheer Strike Allstars Angel Blue	39.60	0	93.18	93.18
103	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Senior - PREP Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - Magnolia Sergeants	40.20	0	94.59	94.59
104	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Senior - PREP Finals	2	504 Athletics Gold	38.80	0	91.29	91.29
105	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2.2 Senior - PREP Finals	3	Hagerstown Legacy Elite Karma	36.30	1.76	83.65	83.65
106	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.1 Junior - PREP Finals	1	Spirit of East Texas Fortress	38.40	0.25	90.10	90.10
107	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.1 Senior - PREP Finals	1	Elite Texas Cheer Glory	38.90	0	91.53	91.53
108	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Youth - PREP Finals	1	Tumble Queen EMPRESS	39.30	0.85	91.62	91.62
109	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Junior - PREP Finals	1	Valley Cheer Elite 3rd degree	40.23	0	94.67	94.67
110	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Junior - PREP Finals	2	Mustang Cheer All Stars Broncos	40.07	0	94.27	94.27
111	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Junior - PREP Finals	2	DCX All Stars Majesty	40.07	0	94.27	94.27
112	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Senior - PREP Finals	1	Gym 4:13 Power	40.80	0.25	95.75	95.75
113	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Senior - PREP Finals	2	Champion Cheer Detonate	40.33	0	94.90	94.90
114	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3.2 Senior - PREP Finals	3	Cheer World Senior Red	39.33	0	92.55	92.55
115	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U16 Finals	1	Cheer Extreme - Raleigh Lovespell	45.43	0.1	98.67	98.53
116	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U16 Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Denver Chill Cats	44.73	0	97.25	97.21
117	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U16 Finals	3	Delta Force Athletics Salute	44.37	0	96.45	96.27
118	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U18 Finals	1	Top Gun Allstars UK Shadow	45.40	0	98.70	98.59
119	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U18 Finals	2	Action Athletics Lush	43.10	0	93.70	93.71
120	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 - U18 Finals	3	Showtime Elite Atlanta REM	43.23	0.75	93.24	93.62
121	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - D2 Finals	1	The Xtreme Girls Dior	44.00	0	95.65	95.65
122	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - D2 Finals	2	Pro Scouts Princess Pros	42.97	0.25	93.16	93.25
123	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - D2 Finals	3	Bannons Cheer Force Padawans	43.13	0.75	93.02	93.19
124	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Small Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - OR Cadets	44.83	0.75	96.71	96.96
125	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Small Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Itty Bitty Kitties	44.50	0	96.74	96.75
126	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Small Finals	3	Rival Athletics Tiny Titans	43.97	0.25	95.33	95.37
127	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Medium Finals	1	Island Allstars Pure Gold	44.23	0.4	95.76	95.74
128	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Medium Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Cheetah Cubs	43.57	0	94.71	94.49
129	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Tiny - Medium Finals	3	Power Athletics - Maryland SuperSonics	43.20	1.4	92.51	92.59
130	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - A Finals	1	Flipping Out Tumbling Bet	44.37	0	96.45	96.38
131	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - A Finals	2	Pro Scouts MIDNIGHT	44.30	0	96.30	96.20
132	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - A Finals	3	TAI Sleet	44.07	0	95.80	95.85
133	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - B Finals	1	Arkansas Twisters All-Stars ICE Queens	44.03	0	95.72	95.61
134	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - B Finals	2	Wylie Elite Mini Majesty	43.83	0	95.29	95.20
135	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - D2 - B Finals	3	Cheer Station Rockets	43.60	0	94.78	94.75
136	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - A Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Columbus ZetaCats	45.10	0	98.04	97.88
137	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - A Finals	2	Evolution of Dance Itty Bitty Kittens	45.43	1.25	97.52	97.76
138	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Dallas Pretty Young Tigers	44.90	0	97.61	97.47
139	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - B Finals	1	Express Cheer Extraordinary	44.90	0	97.61	97.48
140	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - B Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Denver Flurries	44.33	0	96.38	96.29
141	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Small - B Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Austin Little Miss Ruby	44.37	0.25	96.20	96.03
142	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Medium Finals	1	Louisiana Cheer Force Baby Blue	43.87	0	95.36	94.84
143	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Medium Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Bobcats	43.83	0	95.29	94.22
144	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Mini - Medium Finals	3	The Stingray Allstars Peppermint	43.20	0.25	93.66	93.87
145	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - A Finals	1	All-Star Revolution HONOR	45.30	0	98.48	98.41
146	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - A Finals	2	Cheer Athletics Rockwall Jackpot	44.60	0	96.96	96.88
147	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Columbus SirenCats	44.03	0	95.72	95.54
148	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - B Finals	1	Express Cheer Excellence	45.07	0	97.97	97.84
149	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - B Finals	2	Champion Cheer Inferno	45.17	0	98.19	97.79
150	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Small - B Finals	3	Rival Athletics Guardians	44.60	0	96.96	96.90
151	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Cheer Town USA SMOKE	44.87	0	97.54	97.34
152	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Caliber Cheer Starz Shooting Starz	44.50	0	96.74	96.61
153	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	JAM Athletics Pink Army Reloaded	44.23	0	96.16	96.01
154	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Thunder Extreme Rain	44.67	0	97.10	97.21
155	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	B-Elite Cheer Honeybees	44.70	0.25	96.92	96.98
156	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Infinite Athletics Couture	44.60	0.25	96.71	96.78
157	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	1	Reign Elite Cheer Lux	45.70	0	99.35	99.11
158	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	2	United Elite Cheer SASS	45.30	0	98.48	98.51
159	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	3	San Antonio Spirit Team Daisy	45.37	0	98.62	98.39
160	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Medium Finals	1	Island Allstars Gold Rush	45.27	0	98.41	98.04
161	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Medium Finals	2	Stars Vipers San Antonio Pythons	44.90	0	97.61	97.41
162	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - Medium Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Plano KittyKatz	44.33	0	96.38	96.39
163	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Thunder Elite Voltage	43.77	0	95.14	95.05
164	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Desert Elite Mavericks Mayhem	43.10	0	93.70	93.80
165	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	3	KO Cheer TKO	42.93	0	93.33	92.98
166	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - A Finals	1	Nor Cal Elite All Stars - San Ramon Pandora	44.93	0	97.68	97.61
167	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - A Finals	2	Designer Athletics FEND1	44.70	0.25	96.92	97.11
168	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - A Finals	3	All-Star Revolution UNITY	44.63	0	97.03	97.08
169	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - B Finals	1	Rival Athletics Infinity	45.57	0	99.06	98.95
170	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - B Finals	2	Nor Cal Elite All Stars Athena	45.37	0	98.62	98.57
171	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Small - B Finals	3	South Coast Cheer Love	45.23	1.25	97.08	97.58
172	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Thunder Extreme Wind	45.10	0	98.04	97.86
173	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Ultimate Cheer Lubbock GRACE	44.90	0	97.61	97.43
174	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Beyond All Stars DIVINE	44.50	0	96.74	96.56
175	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Florida Twisters Ladies Of Shade	44.20	0	96.09	96.27
176	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Pro Scouts Bombshells	43.90	0	95.43	95.24
177	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Amped Up Athletics IGNITE	43.63	0.1	94.76	94.63
178	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Medium Finals	1	Power House All Stars Godspeed	45.80	0	99.57	99.55
179	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Medium Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - Katy Bombers	45.10	0	98.04	97.95
180	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - Medium Finals	3	The California All Stars-San Marcos Blush	45.03	0	97.90	97.86
181	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	All 4 Cheer Embers	44.53	0	96.81	96.18
182	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Modern American Cheer Glitz	44.57	0	96.88	96.12
183	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	Biron Elite Cheer Sassy Sharks	44.10	0	95.87	95.53
184	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - D2 Finals	1	Hagerstown Heat All Stars Green "Envy"	44.80	0	97.39	96.54
185	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - D2 Finals	2	Hero Athletics Valor	44.23	0.25	95.91	95.66
186	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - D2 Finals	3	Infinite Athletics Luxe	44.43	0.1	96.49	95.66
187	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Small Finals	1	The California All Stars - Ontario Crystal	45.03	0	97.90	97.77
188	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Small Finals	2	CheerForce Arizona ADRENALINE	44.97	0	97.75	97.63
189	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Small Finals	3	The California All Stars-Camarillo Escandalo	45.10	0	98.04	97.58
190	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Medium Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars Blush	44.43	0	96.59	96.71
191	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Medium Finals	2	Island Allstars Goddesses	44.47	0	96.67	96.53
192	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Champion Cheer Ember	44.07	0	95.80	95.51
193	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U18 Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars Obsidian	49.43	0	98.87	98.72
194	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U18 Finals	2	Nor Cal Elite All Stars Electra	48.97	0	97.93	97.63
195	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U18 Finals	3	Macs Allstar Cheer MACS FORCE	49.20	0.75	97.65	97.60
196	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - D2 Finals	1	The Xtreme Girls Charm	44.60	1.25	95.71	95.87
197	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - D2 Finals	2	TexStar Athletics Starburst	44.00	0	95.65	95.54
198	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - D2 Finals	3	Texas Cheer Dragons Royal Gems	41.30	1.8	87.98	88.11
199	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - Small Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Dallas Gold Lynx	44.97	0	97.75	97.81
200	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - Small Finals	2	Prodigy All Stars Sky	44.70	0	97.17	96.91
201	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - Small Finals	3	Stars Vipers San Antonio MINI MAMBAS	44.57	0	96.88	96.79
202	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Mini - Medium Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano MagicKatz	44.00	0	95.65	94.89
203	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - A Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - OR Master Chiefs	49.20	0.25	98.15	98.25
204	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - A Finals	2	Stars Vipers San Antonio Pure Poison	49.10	0	98.20	98.02
205	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - A Finals	3	GymTyme Illinois Candy Girls	48.73	0	97.47	97.42
206	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - B Finals	1	Rival Athletics Defenders	49.13	0	98.27	98.27
207	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - B Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Frisco Moonlight	48.07	0	96.13	96.55
208	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Small - B Finals	3	ACE of Birmingham Xenas	48.30	0	96.60	96.50
209	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Pro Cheer Blue Jays	48.30	0	96.60	96.58
210	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Mustang Cheer All Stars Trailblazers	47.87	0	95.73	95.63
211	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Medium Finals	3	Apex Cheer Moonstone	47.47	0.75	94.18	94.42
212	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Cheer FX Frostbite	48.27	0.05	96.48	96.38
213	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Louisiana Powerhouse Canal	47.90	0.75	95.05	95.10
214	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	SoCo Intensity Shine	47.47	0	94.93	94.90
215	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Ultimate Cheer Lubbock Dynasty	48.17	0	96.33	96.35
216	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	The Xtreme Girls Ruby Woo	48.10	0	96.20	95.88
217	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Laredo All American Dippers	47.93	0	95.87	95.68
218	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	1	United Elite Cheer INTENSITY	48.40	0	96.80	96.63
219	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	2	Texas Elite Pistols	47.40	0	94.80	94.45
220	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - D2 - Small - C Finals	3	Amped Up Athletics INFERNO	47.37	0	94.73	94.38
221	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Medium Finals	1	All-Star Revolution COURAGE	49.27	0	98.53	98.28
222	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Medium Finals	2	Louisiana Cheer Force Ruby Red	49.10	0	98.20	97.93
223	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Youth - Medium Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Frisco AstroCats	48.67	0	97.33	97.18
224	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - A Finals	1	Macs Allstar Cheer MAC'S MIDNIGHT	49.40	0	98.80	98.70
225	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - A Finals	2	Tech Cheer Lady Lasso	49.20	0	98.40	98.17
226	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - A Finals	3	Arizona Element Elite Rubiez	49.17	0.15	98.18	98.15
227	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - B Finals	1	Rival Athletics Venom	49.53	0	99.07	98.95
228	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - B Finals	2	Nor Cal Elite All Stars - San Ramon Psyche	49.27	0	98.53	98.33
229	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Small - B Finals	3	Express Cheer Extreme	49.17	0	98.33	98.05
230	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Champion All Stars Throne	49.10	0	98.20	97.92
231	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Golden Elite All Stars 2 Chains	48.83	0	97.67	97.55
232	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Koach All Stars Koach Kappas	49.00	0.75	97.25	97.40
233	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Davis Allstar Gym Inc Dream	49.57	0	99.13	98.97
234	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Beyond All Stars MOXIE	48.83	0	97.67	97.41
235	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	KO Cheer Blackout	48.23	0	96.47	96.37
236	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	1	United Elite Cheer HONOR	49.07	0	98.13	98.00
237	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	2	The Champions All Stars Blazin' Barbies	48.43	0	96.87	96.62
238	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	3	Cheer Explosion Flare	47.90	0	95.80	95.53
239	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	1	Envy Athletics Karma	48.70	0	97.40	97.33
240	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	2	Fierce Cheer Elite Queens	48.63	0	97.27	97.12
241	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	3	Alliance Cheer Elite S.W.A.T. (Mansfield)	48.07	0	96.13	95.97
242	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - E Finals	1	NFINITE All Stars BOMBSHELLS	48.93	0	97.87	97.65
243	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - E Finals	2	The Xtreme Girls Couture	48.97	0.1	97.83	97.43
244	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Small - E Finals	3	GU Allstars PINK GLORY	48.30	0	96.60	96.45
245	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - A Finals	1	The California All Stars-Livermore J2 Crew	49.87	0	99.73	99.60
246	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - A Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Frisco CosmicCats	49.60	0.25	98.95	98.80
247	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Austin 2Carat	49.43	0	98.87	98.68
248	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - B Finals	1	Stars Vipers San Antonio Rattler Reign	49.80	0	99.60	99.47
249	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - B Finals	2	The California All Stars-San Marcos Reign	49.80	0	99.60	99.32
250	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - Medium - B Finals	3	GymTyme Illinois Sugar	49.70	0	99.40	99.28
251	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Quest Athletics Generals	49.40	0	98.80	98.42
252	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	All 4 Cheer Heat	48.70	0	97.40	97.07
253	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	San Antonio Spirit Team Royal	48.57	0	97.13	96.83
254	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Small Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - Katy Admirals	49.83	0	99.67	99.43
255	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Small Finals	2	Sonic Elite Olympia Sheros	48.83	1.85	95.82	96.28
256	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Small Finals	3	Arizona Element Elite Blush	48.40	0	96.80	95.93
257	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Fierce Cheer Elite Royalty	48.90	0	97.80	97.57
258	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Serenity Athletics SENIOR SAPPHIRE	48.97	0	97.93	97.52
259	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Shine Athletics Swayze's Ladies	48.23	0	96.47	96.18
260	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	The Texas Bandits ASSASSINS	48.90	0	97.80	97.59
261	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Jerzey Jewelz 24K	48.57	0.25	96.88	96.91
262	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Louisiana Powerhouse Decatur	48.63	0	97.27	96.88
263	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Medium Finals	1	Nor Cal Elite All-Stars- Sacramento KORRA	49.27	0	98.53	98.32
264	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Medium Finals	2	Louisiana Cheer Force Scarlet	49.07	0	98.13	97.91
265	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Central Jersey All Stars Outlaws	49.10	0	98.20	97.88
266	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Titanium Force Cheer Bombshells	49.13	0	98.27	98.10
267	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Desert Elite Mavericks Rogue	48.93	0	97.87	97.62
268	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	Champion All Stars Monarchy	48.43	0	96.87	96.77
269	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Finals	1	Nor Cal Elite All Stars - San Ramon Aphrodite	48.97	0	97.93	97.87
270	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Finals	2	Kent Cheer Academy Zirconium	48.40	0	96.80	96.80
271	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Finals	3	Cheer Sport Sharks - Toronto Blackmouth Sharks	48.20	0	96.40	96.40
272	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Coed Finals	1	iNFiNiTi Athletics UFO	48.70	0.25	97.15	97.21
273	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Coed Finals	2	The California All Stars - Mesa Val3ntino	48.77	0	97.53	97.15
274	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U18 Coed Finals	3	Louisiana Cheer Force Shock	48.40	0.85	95.95	95.83
275	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - D2 Finals	1	Mustang Cheer All Stars Mavericks	49.20	0	98.40	98.40
276	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - D2 Finals	2	PunchFront Cheer Spice Girls	48.33	0	96.67	96.57
277	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - D2 Finals	3	Knight Time Cheer Sugar & Spice	48.17	0	96.33	96.10
278	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Small Finals	1	Rival Athletics Storm	49.03	0	98.07	97.97
279	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Small Finals	2	Maryland Twisters Hot Shots	48.57	0	97.13	97.05
280	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Small Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Denver ic3Y	48.37	0.75	95.98	96.24
281	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Medium Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Lions	49.13	0	98.27	97.80
282	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Medium Finals	2	The Stingray Allstars Black	48.27	0	96.53	96.25
283	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Youth - Medium Finals	3	Tech Cheer Ammo	48.10	0	96.20	96.03
284	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - A Finals	1	CheerVille OH Beetlejuice	49.13	0	98.27	98.15
285	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - A Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - Katy Spartans	49.10	0	98.20	98.00
286	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics St. Louis Miss Harmony	49.03	0	98.07	97.88
287	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - B Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Secret	49.60	0	99.20	99.00
288	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - B Finals	2	South Coast Cheer Chaos	49.40	0	98.80	98.43
289	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - B Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - Humble Commanders	49.23	0	98.47	98.40
290	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - C Finals	1	Delta Force Athletics Top Gun	49.53	0	99.07	98.86
291	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - C Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Austin Pink Panther	49.17	0	98.33	98.28
292	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Small - C Finals	3	Indiana Ultimate Twisted	48.53	0	97.07	96.78
293	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Laredo All American Sonics	48.47	0	96.93	96.55
294	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Caliber Cheer Starz Interstellar	48.10	0	96.20	96.07
295	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Georgia All Stars J-Fab	48.20	0	96.40	96.05
296	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	TexStar Athletics Shockwave	49.10	0	98.20	97.76
297	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	United Elite Cheer RIOT	49.00	0	98.00	97.72
298	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Mustang Cheer All Stars Chargers	48.67	0	97.33	97.02
299	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	1	Pro Spirit XENON	48.80	0.25	97.35	96.91
300	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	2	Beyond All Stars BLUSH	48.67	0	97.33	96.78
301	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - C Finals	3	Grand Cheer Legacy	48.67	0.15	97.18	96.26
302	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	1	Alliance Cheer Elite RENEGADES (Allen/Plano)	48.50	0	97.00	96.87
303	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	2	LA Cheerz Allstarz JBJT /Jet Black Junior Three	48.37	0	96.73	96.65
304	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Small - D Finals	3	Amped Up Athletics LADY BLAZE	48.33	0	96.67	96.55
305	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - A Finals	1	Louisiana Cheer Force Pink	49.03	0	98.07	97.58
306	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - A Finals	2	The California All Stars-Livermore J Fab	48.83	0.15	97.52	97.57
307	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - A Finals	3	All-Star Revolution LIBERTY	49.17	0.75	97.58	97.47
308	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - B Finals	1	Rival Athletics Voltage	48.97	0	97.93	97.72
309	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - B Finals	2	KC Cheer FIESTA	48.17	0	96.33	96.03
310	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - Medium - B Finals	3	Twist & Shout Tulsa Divinity	47.93	0	95.87	95.67
311	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Spirit Athletics Lethal	48.50	0	97.00	96.90
312	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Modern American Cheer Black	48.37	0	96.73	96.60
313	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Junior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	PunchFront Cheer Wild Fire	48.13	0	96.27	96.25
314	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - A Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Gossip	49.27	0	98.53	98.37
315	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - A Finals	2	CheerForce San Diego Frenzy	49.00	0	98.00	97.80
316	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Columbus VenusCats	49.07	0.75	97.38	97.42
317	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - B Finals	1	Platinum Athletics Slate	48.93	0	97.87	97.59
318	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - B Finals	2	The Cheer Pitt KC Neon	48.80	0	97.60	97.27
319	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Small - B Finals	3	Thunder Elite All-Stars Lightning	48.83	0	97.67	97.23
320	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Ultimate Cheer Lubbock BLISS	49.43	0	98.87	98.67
321	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	All 4 Cheer Rampage	49.27	0	98.53	98.40
322	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	NFINITE All Stars CODE BLACK	49.17	0	98.33	97.98
323	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Thunder Extreme Storm	48.93	0	97.87	97.80
324	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Top Dawg Cheer & Tumbling Alphas	48.43	0	96.87	96.55
325	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Elite All Stars of Maine RECON	48.27	0	96.53	96.30
326	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Small Finals	1	Top Gun All Stars Lady Gunz	49.10	0	98.20	98.10
327	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Small Finals	2	The California All Stars - Ontario Electric	48.80	0	97.60	97.45
328	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Small Finals	3	Central Jersey All Stars Knockout	48.77	0	97.53	97.27
329	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Cheergyms.com GameTime	48.50	0	97.00	96.87
330	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Cheer Nation Athletics Platinum	48.53	0	97.07	96.86
331	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Rebelz Cheer Reckless	48.23	0	96.47	96.25
332	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Reign Elite Cheer Royal T3A	49.17	0.25	98.08	97.93
333	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Xtreme Athletics Generals	48.70	0	97.40	97.20
334	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Cheer-tastics Crush All Star Cheer Midnight Mayhem	48.33	0	96.67	96.45
335	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Medium Finals	1	The California All Stars-Livermore Pink	49.90	0	99.80	99.49
336	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Medium Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Frisco LunaCats	49.73	0	99.47	99.13
337	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Island Allstars Angels	49.57	0	99.13	99.05
338	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Laredo All American Starbrites	49.50	0	99.00	98.35
339	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	York Elite All Stars Senior Legacy	48.93	0.15	97.72	97.38
340	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	Koach All Stars Sigma Sisters	48.83	1.25	96.42	96.33
341	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	1	Rival Athletics Carnage	49.57	0	99.13	98.85
342	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	2	The California All Stars-San Marcos Commanders	49.53	0.25	98.82	98.76
343	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Plano Firecats	49.33	0	98.67	98.62
344	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Pro Scouts Pro Ops	49.33	0	98.67	98.45
345	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Medium Finals	2	JAM Athletics Pink Ladies & The TBird	48.53	0	97.07	96.69
346	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 Senior Coed - D2 - Medium Finals	3	PunchFront Cheer Sr Smoke	48.20	0.25	96.15	96.10
347	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	1	Thrive Cheer Royals Aces	47.37	0	94.73	94.23
348	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	2	Aspire Cheer Academy MYSTIQUE	47.07	1.25	92.88	93.36
349	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	3	Triple Threat All-Star D4NGER	46.03	0	92.07	91.74
350	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Small Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars Bad & Boujee	49.70	0	99.40	99.19
351	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Small Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - Katy Miss Militia	49.40	0	98.80	98.69
352	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Small Finals	3	Brandon All-Stars Crush	49.33	0	98.67	98.65
353	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Small Finals	1	iNFiNiTi Athletics Twilight	49.10	0.25	97.95	97.45
354	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Small Finals	2	Steele Athletics - Arkansas 24K	48.77	0	97.53	97.20
355	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Small Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Austin Black Pearl	48.13	0.75	95.52	95.67
356	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Medium Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars UV	48.00	0	96.00	95.61
357	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Medium Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Charlotte CrownCats	47.80	0.25	95.35	95.01
358	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Cheer Extreme - Raleigh Lady Venom	47.47	0	94.93	94.72
359	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Knight Time Cheer Lovespell	47.60	0	95.20	94.80
360	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Elevation Athletics Everest	47.63	0	95.27	94.38
361	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	True Allstars Trinity	47.20	0	94.40	93.77
362	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	1	Macs Allstar Cheer MACS SHADOW	48.50	0	97.00	97.07
363	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	2	The Stingray Allstars Moonlight	48.27	0	96.53	96.08
364	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - Humble Blue Angels	47.20	0.25	94.15	94.20
365	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Extreme Cheer & Tumble DIAMONDS	48.83	0	97.67	97.55
366	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	Thunder Elite Cyclones	48.53	0	97.07	96.90
367	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Beyond All Stars VENGEANCE	48.57	0.25	96.88	96.80
368	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	LA Cheerz Allstarz Frost	49.53	0	99.07	98.98
369	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Blizz All Stars Frost	49.13	0	98.27	98.07
370	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4.2 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Desert Elite Mavericks Rage	49.10	0	98.20	98.07
371	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Finals	1	Louisiana Cheer Force Fire	49.37	0.25	98.48	98.63
372	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Columbus HeraCats	49.40	0	98.80	98.58
373	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Finals	3	Macs Allstar Cheer MACS REIGN	49.23	0	98.47	98.32
374	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Coed Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Vibe	49.10	0	98.20	98.02
375	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Coed Finals	2	Twist & Shout Tulsa Euphoria	48.90	0.25	97.55	97.75
376	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U16 Coed Finals	3	Designer Athletics Dolce and Gabbana	48.93	0	97.87	97.65
377	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Finals	1	Louisiana Cheer Force Twilight	48.83	0	97.67	97.78
378	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Finals	2	The California All Stars-San Marcos S4	48.37	0	96.73	96.49
379	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Finals	3	Showtime Elite Atlanta EnVogue	47.90	0	95.80	95.27
380	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Coed Finals	1	Macs Allstar Cheer MACS WICKED	49.40	0	98.80	98.52
381	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Coed Finals	2	iNFiNiTi Athletics Solstice	49.20	0	98.40	98.22
382	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 - U18 Coed Finals	3	GymTyme All-Stars Blackout	47.97	0.25	95.68	95.70
383	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Youth Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano WonderKatz	48.90	0	97.80	97.62
384	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Youth Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - OR Stealth	48.70	0	97.40	97.35
385	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Youth Finals	3	Cheer Extreme - Raleigh Youth X Sharkbites	48.87	0	97.73	96.86
386	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Youth - D2 Finals	1	Texas Aces Tumbling and Cheer Queen of Hearts	46.67	0	93.33	93.38
387	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Youth - D2 Finals	2	House of Legends Jackpot CHA-CHING	46.20	0	92.40	92.30
388	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - D2 Finals	1	United Elite Cheer REVOLT	48.63	0	97.27	96.90
389	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - D2 Finals	2	Mustang Cheer All Stars Stallions	48.00	0	96.00	96.07
390	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - D2 Finals	3	Thunder Elite Electric	47.90	0	95.80	95.29
391	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - A Finals	1	Rival Athletics Revenge	49.90	0.25	99.55	99.28
392	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - A Finals	2	Brandon All-Stars Silver	49.53	0	99.07	98.76
393	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - A Finals	3	The Stingray Allstars Chrome	49.07	0	98.13	98.00
394	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - B Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Snap	49.63	0	99.27	98.98
395	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - B Finals	2	The Cheer Pitt KC Ultraviolet	49.03	0.4	97.67	97.63
396	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Small - B Finals	3	The California All Stars-Camarillo Jr. Assassins	48.90	0	97.80	97.57
397	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Medium Finals	1	Stars Vipers San Antonio Boomslang	48.33	0	96.67	96.72
398	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Medium Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - OR Majors	48.43	0	96.87	96.68
399	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Junior - Medium Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Plano Thundercats	48.57	0.75	96.38	96.55
400	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Small Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Lady Red	48.57	0.75	96.38	96.42
401	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Small Finals	2	American Cheer SR RED	48.23	0	96.47	96.17
402	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Small Finals	3	Tech Cheer Outlaws	47.63	0	95.27	95.20
403	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	1	Pyramid Athletics Cleopatra	49.37	0	98.73	98.50
404	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	2	M.O.T. All-Stars C4	49.00	0	98.00	97.78
405	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - A Finals	3	Grand Cheer Ultraviolet	48.87	0.25	97.48	97.27
406	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	1	Rebelz Cheer Redemption	48.37	0	96.73	96.60
407	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	2	Las Vegas Elements Blackout	47.43	0	94.87	94.93
408	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Small - B Finals	3	Georgia All Stars Glorious	47.67	1	94.33	94.48
409	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Small Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Dallas Small Senior Scratch	49.20	0	98.40	98.18
410	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Small Finals	2	Nor Cal Elite All Stars Cleopatra	49.10	0	98.20	98.11
411	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Small Finals	3	Steele Athletics - Arkansas Carbon Crush	49.33	0	98.67	97.93
412	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - D2 - Small Finals	1	All 4 Cheer Sirens	49.03	0	98.07	98.10
413	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - D2 - Small Finals	2	Step Ahead All-Stars Starburst	48.93	0	97.87	97.87
414	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - D2 - Small Finals	3	San Antonio Spirit Team Magenta	48.70	0	97.40	97.40
415	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Medium Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Sassycats	49.70	0	99.40	99.13
416	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Medium Finals	2	All-Star Revolution VICTORY	49.47	0	98.93	98.68
417	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - Medium Finals	3	The Stingray Allstars Sugar	49.50	0	99.00	98.30
418	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	1	Modern American Cheer Royalty	48.90	0	97.80	97.47
419	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Titanium Force Cheer Black Smoke	48.80	0.75	96.85	97.34
420	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior - D2 - Medium Finals	3	Southaven Wildcats Senior Smoke	48.40	0	96.80	96.56
421	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	1	CheerForce San Diego Wrath	48.17	0.75	95.58	95.54
422	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	2	Cheer City United NIKE	48.27	0.25	96.28	95.30
423	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	3	ACE of Jackson Sharp Shooters	46.93	0.4	93.47	92.61
424	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - D2 - Medium Finals	1	TAI Eruption	49.43	0.75	98.12	98.10
425	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Coed - D2 - Medium Finals	2	Cheaha Cheer and Tumble Smoke	48.47	1.4	95.53	95.93
426	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Open Finals	1	Cheer-riffic Techniques Lady Hawks	46.27	1	91.53	91.66
427	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Open Coed Finals	1	iNFiNiTi Athletics Intergalactic	48.23	0	96.47	96.32
428	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Open Coed Finals	2	OC All Stars SLAA4AAYT	47.63	0	95.27	94.55
429	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L4 Senior Open Coed Finals	3	Luxe Cheer Reign	46.80	0	93.60	93.15
430	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Youth Finals	1	Cheer Extreme Youth Elite	46.30	0	92.60	92.23
431	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Youth Finals	2	ICE Supernova	44.63	0	89.27	88.25
432	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior - Small Finals	1	CheerVille HV Riot	48.60	0	97.20	96.93
433	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior - Small Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Charlotte SuperiorCats	48.40	0.25	96.55	96.55
434	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior - Small Finals	3	South Coast Cheer Hush	48.20	0.75	95.65	95.62
435	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior Coed - Small Finals	1	The California All Stars - Mesa J Wild	48.77	0	97.53	97.65
436	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior Coed - Small Finals	2	GymTyme All-Stars Smoke	47.37	1	93.73	93.65
437	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior Coed - Small Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Frisco Coed Eclipse	47.17	0	94.33	93.60
438	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior - Large Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Furycats	48.60	0	97.20	96.93
439	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior - Large Finals	2	The Stingray Allstars Royal	48.67	0.4	96.93	96.90
440	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior Coed - Large Finals	1	KC Cheer FANTASY	48.37	0.9	95.83	95.54
441	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Junior Coed - Large Finals	2	ATA Surge	47.73	0.25	95.22	94.29
442	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	1	Aspire Cheer Academy OBSESSION	48.53	0	97.07	96.53
443	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	2	Georgia All Stars Notorious	48.50	0	97.00	96.33
444	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - D2 Finals	3	The Rock Athletics Senior Slate	47.73	0	95.47	95.37
445	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Small Finals	1	Dakota Spirit Apollo	49.33	0.75	97.92	97.98
446	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Small Finals	2	A-List Athletics Showtime	48.57	0	97.13	97.10
447	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Small Finals	3	Spirit Xtreme Lady X	48.77	0	97.53	96.99
448	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - D2 - Small Finals	1	LA Cheerz Allstarz Scarlet	48.40	0.75	96.05	96.10
449	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - D2 - Small Finals	2	Carolina Spirit Athletics Leopard Sharks	47.93	0	95.87	95.70
450	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - D2 - Small Finals	3	Thunder Extreme Zeus	47.60	0	95.20	95.15
451	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - A Finals	1	The California All Stars - Mesa Karma	49.10	0	98.20	98.10
452	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - A Finals	2	CheerVille HV Venom	48.93	0	97.87	97.65
453	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - A Finals	3	All-Star Revolution JUSTICE	48.10	0.4	95.80	96.08
454	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - B Finals	1	iNFiNiTi Athletics Eclipse	48.57	0	97.13	96.67
455	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - B Finals	2	The California All Stars - Ontario Midnight	48.30	0.15	96.45	96.32
456	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Small - B Finals	3	The Stingray Allstars X-Rays	48.20	0	96.40	96.01
457	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Medium Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - Katy Bombshells	48.70	1	96.40	96.60
458	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Medium Finals	2	Twist & Shout Edmond Heart	48.37	0.25	96.48	96.11
459	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - OR SWAT	47.97	0.75	95.18	95.54
460	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	1	Stars Vipers San Antonio ROYAL COBRAS	49.43	0	98.87	98.68
461	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	2	Macs Allstar Cheer MACS VENGEANCE	49.07	0	98.13	98.02
462	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	3	CheerForce San Diego Chaos	49.07	0	98.13	97.95
463	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Large Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Pumas	49.07	0	98.13	98.05
464	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Large Finals	2	Central Jersey All Stars Gunsmoke	48.67	0	97.33	97.15
465	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - Large Finals	3	The Stingray Allstars Spice	48.73	2	95.47	95.88
466	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - D2 - Large Finals	1	Cheers & More Reign	47.20	0	94.40	94.05
467	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior - D2 - Large Finals	2	The Champions All Stars Carbon	45.03	2.25	87.82	88.00
468	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Large Finals	1	The California All Stars-Livermore Strikers	48.83	0	97.67	97.35
469	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Large Finals	2	Prodigy All Stars Spotlight	48.37	0	96.73	96.55
470	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L5 Senior Coed - Large Finals	3	Top Gun All Stars YOSO	48.37	0.75	95.98	95.89
471	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 NT Finals	1	A-List Athletics Glamour Girls	34.17	0	97.62	97.17
472	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 NT Finals	2	TAI Ice Queens	33.70	0	96.29	96.26
473	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 NT Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - OR G I Janes	33.77	0	96.48	96.19
474	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 Co-ed NT Finals	1	Cheer Extreme COEX	34.03	0	97.24	96.62
475	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 Co-ed NT Finals	2	Top Gun All Stars Angels	33.63	0	96.10	95.65
476	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 U18 Co-ed NT Finals	3	ATA QuaNTum	33.73	1.5	94.88	95.16
477	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - XSmall Finals	1	Elite Cheer Stars	48.33	0	96.67	96.31
478	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - XSmall Finals	2	Cheer Express Allstars Miss Silver	48.27	0.25	96.28	95.92
479	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - XSmall Finals	3	Infinity Allstars Royals	47.90	0	95.80	95.65
480	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior - Small Finals	1	Prodigy All Stars Moonlight	48.47	0.25	96.68	96.43
481	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior - Small Finals	2	Spirit of Texas Junior Royals	48.30	0.75	95.85	95.65
482	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior - Small Finals	3	East Celebrity Elite J-WOW	48.00	0	96.00	95.50
483	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - XSmall Finals	1	Fierce Tigerettes	48.73	0.5	96.97	97.13
484	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - XSmall Finals	2	Maine Stars Maine Stars Glory	48.50	0	97.00	96.82
485	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - XSmall Finals	3	Raglan Coast Cheer Steel 6	48.03	0.75	95.32	95.04
486	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior Coed - Small Finals	1	South Jersey Storm Cat 6	48.73	0	97.47	97.42
487	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior Coed - Small Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - OR Colonels	48.93	0	97.87	97.25
488	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior Coed - Small Finals	3	Cheer Extreme - Raleigh SJX Jaws	48.17	0.25	96.08	96.05
489	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - Small Finals	1	New Jersey Spirit Explosion FAB5	48.10	0	96.20	95.82
490	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - Small Finals	2	Cheers & More Lady Respect	47.57	0.75	94.38	94.65
491	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited - Small Finals	3	Pack Athletics MISS 6	47.53	0	95.07	94.58
492	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - Small Finals	1	Rival Athletics Sr. Strange	48.87	0.25	97.48	97.43
493	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - Small Finals	2	Louisiana Cheer Force Gold	48.73	0	97.47	97.18
494	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Limited Coed - Small Finals	3	Cheer St Louis Archangels	48.33	0.15	96.52	96.37
495	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior - Large Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars Green	49.23	0	98.47	97.81
496	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Junior - Large Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Jags	49.17	0	98.33	97.68
497	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - XSmall Finals	1	South Coast Cheer Fearless	49.60	0	99.20	98.83
498	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - XSmall Finals	2	The California All Stars - Mesa Vixens	49.33	0.15	98.52	98.03
499	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - XSmall Finals	3	ICE Golden Girls	48.63	0	97.27	97.07
500	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - XSmall Finals	1	GymTyme Illinois Fever	49.30	0	98.60	98.53
501	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - XSmall Finals	2	Stars Vipers San Antonio HISS	48.87	0	97.73	97.68
502	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - XSmall Finals	3	Central Jersey All Stars Team Gunz	49.27	0.15	98.38	97.63
503	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Small Finals	1	East Celebrity Elite Bombshells	48.93	0.15	97.72	97.55
504	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Small Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - OR Generals	48.47	0	96.93	96.67
505	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Small Finals	3	ICE Lady Lightning	48.37	0.15	96.58	96.30
506	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Small Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - OR Black Ops	49.47	0	98.93	98.64
507	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Small Finals	2	Brandon All-Stars Senior Black	49.43	0	98.87	98.38
508	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Small Finals	3	Macs Allstar Cheer MAC'S SENIOR STARZ	49.27	1	97.53	97.57
509	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Medium Finals	1	ATA Atomic	48.37	0	96.73	96.52
510	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Medium Finals	2	The Stingray Allstars Peach	48.07	0	96.13	95.76
511	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Medium Finals	3	Maryland Twisters F5	48.23	0	96.47	95.68
512	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	1	Top Gun All Stars Revelation	48.80	0	97.60	97.62
513	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - OR Gunsmoke	48.77	0	97.53	97.03
514	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Medium Finals	3	Spirit of Texas Royalty	48.57	0.75	96.38	96.70
515	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Large Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Panthers	49.27	0	98.53	98.45
516	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Large Finals	2	World Cup Shooting Stars	48.70	0	97.40	97.05
517	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior - Large Finals	3	Cheer Extreme Senior Elite	48.47	0.3	96.63	96.41
518	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Large Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Cheetahs	49.50	0	99.00	98.85
519	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 Senior Coed - Large Finals	2	Top Gun All Stars TGLC	49.20	0.4	98.00	98.14
520	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - Small Finals	1	Cheer Athletics - Plano Swooshcats	48.67	0.4	96.93	96.87
521	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - Small Finals	2	Tribe Cheer VooDoo	48.47	0.25	96.68	96.28
522	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - Small Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Denver Rage	48.13	0.15	96.12	96.05
523	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - Large Finals	1	Top Gun All Stars Double O	49.50	0	99.00	98.83
524	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - Large Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Wildcats	49.33	0.25	98.42	97.71
525	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open - NT Finals	1	Cheer Extreme Lady Lux	34.00	0.25	96.89	96.67
526	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open - NT Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Plano Scratch6	33.47	0	95.62	95.29
527	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open - NT Finals	3	The California All Stars-San Marcos Sparkle	32.83	3.5	90.31	91.01
528	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - NT Finals	1	Cheer Extreme - Raleigh Code Black	34.80	0	99.43	99.40
529	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - NT Finals	2	Twist & Shout Tulsa Adam & Eve	34.07	0	97.33	96.93
530	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Open Coed - NT Finals	3	Brandon All-Stars Legacy	33.80	0	96.57	96.53
531	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Global Coed Finals	1	The Stingray Allstars Electric	49.10	0.05	98.15	97.98
532	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Global Coed Finals	2	The California All Stars-Camarillo Smoed	48.93	0.25	97.62	97.51
533	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L6 International Global Coed Finals	3	Top Gun All Stars GLOC	48.10	1	95.20	95.10
534	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Finals	1	Cheer Extreme DMV Super 7	42.10	0.9	83.30	81.76
535	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Small Finals	1	CheerForce San Diego Nfinity	48.30	0.25	96.35	96.40
536	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Small Finals	2	Top Gun All Stars Toxic	48.37	0.75	95.98	95.73
537	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Small Finals	3	The California All Stars-Livermore Ghost Recon	47.43	0.4	94.47	94.48
538	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Large Finals	1	The California All Stars-San Marcos Rangers	49.23	0.9	97.57	97.30
539	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Large Finals	2	BM Gymnastic Fire All Stars	47.37	1.75	92.98	92.28
540	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L7 International Open Coed - Large Finals	3	Steele Athletics - New Mexico Slate	47.17	2.5	91.83	91.72
541	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	IASF Open L4 - NON-US Finals	1	Coventry Dynamite Nitro	48.03	0	96.07	95.56
542	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	IASF Open L4 Coed - NON-US Finals	1	Supreme All-Stars Supreme Fussion	45.03	0	90.07	89.90
543	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	IASF Open L6 - NON-US Finals	1	Cheer Sport Sharks - Kitchener Great White Sharks	47.53	0	95.07	94.97
544	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	IASF Open L6 - NON-US Finals	2	Cheer Force Wolfpack Golden Girls	47.10	1	93.20	93.49
545	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	IASF Open L6 Large Coed - NON-US Finals	1	PCT Temptation	47.67	2.65	92.68	92.93
546	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - A Finals	1	Designer Athletics Chrome Hearts	49.53	0	99.07	99.05
547	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - A Finals	2	Stars Vipers San Antonio BLACK MAMBAS	49.50	0	99.00	98.93
548	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - A Finals	3	Woodlands Elite - Katy Nighthawks	49.43	0.05	98.82	98.76
549	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - B Finals	1	SA Academy Mystique	49.03	0	98.07	97.78
550	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - B Finals	2	Express Cheer Executives	48.63	0	97.27	97.07
551	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L2 - U16 - B Finals	3	Louisiana Cheer Force Lime	48.57	0	97.13	96.77
552	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - A Finals	1	Woodlands Elite - OR Captains	48.53	0	97.07	97.00
553	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - A Finals	2	Top Gun All Stars Recon	48.47	0	96.93	96.82
554	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - A Finals	3	Cheer Athletics - Plano Crystalcats	47.43	0	94.87	94.84
555	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - C Finals	1	Central Jersey All Stars Young Gunz	41.10	0	96.71	96.71
556	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - C Finals	2	Woodlands Elite - Katy Delta Force	40.90	0	96.24	96.24
557	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L1.1 Youth - PREP - C Finals	3	Arizona Element Elite Pearls	40.77	0	95.92	95.92
558	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - B Finals	1	Stars Vipers Katy Lady Lace	48.13	0	96.27	95.61
559	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - B Finals	2	Cheer Athletics - Denver Shiv3r	47.77	0	95.53	95.31
560	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	tbitties	04/05/2024 01:08 PM	L3 - U16 - B Finals	3	Rebels Cheerleading Athletics Showdown	47.83	0.75	94.92	95.24
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Texas: The Epicenter of a Cheer Evolution

Posted on March 26, 2024March 26, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published March 26, 2024

Ever since Joe Rogan packed up his stuff in LA and set his sights on Austin, Texas, he kinda started a whole new trend. Now it seems like everyone from every corner of the country is eyeing Texas as their next big move. This Lone Star State migration isn’t about barbecue and cowboy boots (though I’m def on board with both lol). It’s sparking a massive transformation across various industries, including the cheer scene, which, as we all know. has exploded into a billion-dollar behemoth in the last 10 years or so. Texas is 100% leading the charge, turning what used to be sideline spectacle into a competitive, global powerhouse.

From Sidelines to Center Stage

The narrative of cheerleading’s rise is epitomized by the journey of Bill Seely, a former collegiate athlete who, after a skiing accident, found his calling in cheerleading. His ascent to the presidency of Varsity Spirit symbolizes the sport’s transition from an underestimated activity to a competitive, global enterprise. Varsity Spirit, under Seely’s leadership, epitomizes the industry’s success, generating substantial revenue and influencing cheer culture worldwide.

Dallas-Fort Worth: A Hub of Cheerleading Excellence

Dallas-Fort Worth has played a crucial role in cheerleading’s explosive growth. Hosting over 40 competitions annually, including the prestigious National Cheerleader’s Association’s All-Star National Championship, the region not only showcases athletic prowess but significantly contributes to the local economy. These events, drawing thousands of participants and spectators, underscore the area’s significance in the cheerleading world.

Texas’ Premier Cheer Gyms and Programs

Texas is home to a plethora of esteemed cheer gyms and programs that have consistently pushed the boundaries of the sport. These institutions serve as the backbone of the cheer community, offering training and competitive opportunities for athletes at all levels.

Texas has solidified its position as a hotbed for the competitive cheer industry, a sector that’s increasingly recognized for its athleticism, discipline, and entertainment value. The state’s enthusiasm for cheerleading is reflected in its myriad of gyms and programs that are dedicated to fostering talent from the grassroots level to elite competitive teams. This thriving ecosystem is not just about the athletes but also includes a cadre of experienced coaches and supportive communities that together fuel the cheerleading fervor across the Lone Star State.

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One standout gym is Texas Cheer Allstars, celebrated for its commitment to empowering athletes of all skill levels. The gym prides itself on creating a nurturing environment where every athlete feels valued, fostering not just physical skills but also character and self-esteem through the sport. Texas Cheer Allstars has made a significant mark by winning several National Championships, testament to their excellence in training and athlete development.

Another notable mention is Texas AllStar Cheer & Dance, serving the North Austin/Pflugerville/Round Rock/Hutto area as a premier competitive cheer gym. Their mission centers around promoting the sport of cheer and developing athletes to their highest potential within a positive environment that encourages discipline, commitment, and integrity. Offering a variety of competitive cheer teams, tumble classes, as well as preschool and after-school training programs, Texas AllStar Cheer & Dance exemplifies the comprehensive approach to athlete development.

The Cheer Factory in Baytown, Cheer Station in Austin, and Cheer Texas in Amarillo further exemplify the diversity and reach of competitive cheer in Texas. Each gym brings its unique strengths to the table, from Cheer Factory’s emphasis on all levels of cheerleading, to Cheer Texas’s impressive track record of over 60 National Titles and appearances at the Cheerleading Worlds.

Texas Elite Allstars, located in Converse, aims to offer a team for every skill level, from novices to advanced athletes aiming for level 4 competitions. Their detailed programming ensures athletes are placed on teams that match their abilities, ensuring both personal growth and competitive success.

Express Cheer in Frisco further highlights the cheerleading culture in Texas, with programs that cater to both elite competitors and those new to the sport. Their comprehensive offerings, including the Express All-Stars elite competitive cheer program and various tumbling classes, showcase their dedication to training champions and changing lives.

Full Force Cheer distinguishes itself with all levels of all-star cheerleading, including a Level 6 Worlds Team, showcasing their “large gym” skills despite being a smaller facility. Their focus on competitive cheerleading and dedication to creating the ultimate team sport experience speaks to the depth of talent and commitment within Texas’ cheerleading community.

Cheer’s Economic and Cultural Impact in Texas

Beyond the athletic achievement, cheerleading has become a significant economic force in Texas. The sport’s ability to draw large crowds and fill hotels and restaurants during competitions speaks to its financial impact. Moreover, the presence of cheerleading companies and apparel manufacturers in the state further amplifies its economic contribution.

Looking Ahead

With cheerleading recognized by the International Olympic Committee, the sport is on the brink of even greater global expansion. Texas, with its rich cheerleading culture and infrastructure, is poised to play a central role in this growth. The state’s commitment to nurturing talent and hosting premier events will undoubtedly influence cheerleading’s trajectory on the world stage.

Texas’ role in the evolution of cheerleading is undeniable. From fostering grassroots enthusiasm to hosting world-class competitions, the state has become synonymous with cheerleading excellence. As the sport continues to grow, both in popularity and economic significance, Texas will undoubtedly remain at its epicenter, driving innovation and inspiring future generations of cheerleaders.

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2024 UCA All Star National Championship Recap and Results

Posted on March 12, 2024March 12, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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12
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By Steve Pawlyk

Published March 12, 2024

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BID WINNERS

WINNERS

FINAL SCORES

This past weekend, the cheerleading world turned its gaze towards Orlando, Florida, as the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex played host to the highly anticipated 2024 UCA All Star National Championship. A spectacle of athleticism, teamwork, and spirit, this year’s championship was nothing short of extraordinary, showcasing the best of the best in the cheer community.

A Venue of Victory

At the heart of the excitement was the prestigious ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando. Over the course of March 9-10, 2024, teams from across the nation gathered to compete for top honors, with the event offering a total of 4 paid bids and 12 at-large bids to the most elite teams.

Triumphs and Trophies

The competition was fierce, with squads giving their all to impress the judges and captivate the audience. In the end, several teams rose to the occasion, securing their place at the top with performances that will be remembered for years to come.

Paid Bid Winners

Upper Merion All Stars – Crush dazzled in the L6 Small Senior Coed division, showcasing a blend of high-flying stunts and synchronized brilliance.
Top Gun All Stars – Toxic and Top Gun All Stars – Guardians dominated the L7 divisions (International Open Coed Small and Large, respectively), reinforcing their legacy with routines that combined difficulty with flawless execution.

At-Large Bid Winners

UKNight Training Center – Majesty made a significant impact in the L6 U18 NT division, proving that talent and dedication can indeed make dreams come true.
Top Gun All Stars – Lady Eve brought elegance and power to the L7 International Open division, earning their spot with a performance that spoke volumes of their commitment.

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Champions Crowned

The final bid order and scores revealed the depth of talent present at this year’s championship. Brandon All-Stars – Senior Black, under the guidance of coaches Kyle, Erica, Joslynne, and Jarrod, showcased a blend of precision and astute athleticism and rocked the room. Their coaching staff’s ability to foster a winning focus and technical excellence was evident as they led their team to a spectacular victory with an impressive score of 98.933 in the L6 Small Senior Coed category, closely followed by Cheer Extreme – Senior Elite and Top Gun All Stars – TGLC.

Divisional Standouts

From the electrifying energy of the L6 Limited XSmall Senior division, where Cheer Express Allstars – Miss Silver emerged victorious, to the intense competition in the L6 Large Senior Coed category, topped by Top Gun All Stars – TGLC, the UCA All Star National Championship proved yet again why it’s a pinnacle of cheer excellence, with teams pushing the boundaries of athleticism and perfection

This year’s UCA All Star National Championship did not disappoint. As teams return to their home gyms, they bring back trophies, bids, and the satisfaction of executing excellence.

Big shout out to all the athletes, coaches, and fans who came together to make the 2024 UCA All Star National Championship a resounding success. Can’t wait for next year!!

RESULTS

Winners

wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	Division	Winner	Score
1	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Limited XSmall Senior	Cheer Express Allstars – Miss Silver	96.93
2	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Limited XSmall Senior Coed	Extreme All Stars – Lvl X	96.70
3	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Limited Small Senior Coed	Florida Top Dog All Stars – Rain	95.30
4	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 XSmall Senior	Upper Merion All Stars – Royals	95.06
5	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Small Senior Coed	Brandon All-Stars – Senior Black	98.93
6	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Medium Senior	Top Gun All Stars – Lady Jags	97.83
7	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Large Senior	Cheer Extreme – Senior Elite	98.42
8	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 Large Senior Coed	Top Gun All Stars – TGLC	98.31
9	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 International Open Coed Large	Top Gun All Stars – Double O	98.21
10	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 International Global Coed	Top Gun All Stars – GLOC	95.58
11	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 International Open NT	Cheer Extreme – Lady Lux	97.46
12	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 International Open Coed NT	Brandon All-Stars – Legacy	97.02
13	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 U18 NT	FAME All Stars VA Beach – Royals	91.60
14	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L6 U18 Coed NT	Cheer Extreme – COEX	96.96
15	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L7 International Open	Top Gun All Stars – Lady Eve	90.03
16	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L7 International Open Coed Small	Top Gun All Stars – Toxic	97.96
17	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 12:37 PM	L7 International Open Coed Large	Top Gun All Stars – Guardians	97.61
					Division	Winner	Score

Bid Information

wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	Type	Team	Division
1	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	Paid	Upper Merion All Stars – Crush	L6 Small Senior Coed
2	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	Paid	Top Gun All Stars – Toxic	L7 International Open Coed Small
3	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	Paid	Top Gun All Stars – Guardians	L7 International Open Coed Large
4	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	At Large	UKNight Training Center – Majesty	L6 U18 NT
5	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:13 PM	At Large	Top Gun All Stars – Lady Eve	L7 International Open
					Type	Team	Division

Final Scores and Bid Order

wdt_ID	wdt_created_by	wdt_created_at	wdt_last_edited_by	wdt_last_edited_at	#	Program/Team	Score
1	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	1	Brandon All-Stars – Senior Black	98.93
2	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	2	Cheer Extreme – Senior Elite	98.42
3	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	3	Top Gun All Stars – TGLC	98.31
4	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	4	Top Gun All Stars – Double O	98.21
5	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	5	Top Gun All Stars – Toxic	97.96
6	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	6	Top Gun All Stars – Lady Jags	97.83
7	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	7	Top Gun All Stars – Guardians	97.61
8	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	8	Cheer Extreme – Lady Lux	97.46
9	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	9	ATA – GeneSIX	97.42
10	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	10	ATA – Atomic	97.09
11	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	11	Brandon All-Stars – Legacy	97.02
12	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	12	Cheer Extreme – COEX	96.96
13	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	13	Cheer Express Allstars – Miss Silver	96.93
14	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	14	Extreme All Stars – Lvl X	96.70
15	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	15	ATA – Quantum	96.22
16	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	16	Brandon All-Stars – Smoke	96.10
17	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	17	Cheer Florida All Stars – Sea Warriors	95.80
18	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	18	Upper Merion All Stars – Crush	95.67
19	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	19	Top Gun All Stars – GLOC	95.58
20	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	20	Florida Top Dog All Stars – Rain	95.30
21	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	21	Upper Merion All Stars – Royals	95.06
22	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	22	Infinity Allstars – Royals	95.02
23	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	23	TSC All Stars – Black Diamonds	94.00
24	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	24	Legendary Athletics – Lady Teal	93.82
25	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	25	FAME All Stars VA Beach – Envy	93.44
26	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	26	FAME All Stars VA Beach – Royals	91.60
27	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	27	Top Gun All Stars – Lady Eve	90.03
28	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	28	Showtime Elite Atlanta – Atomic Kitten	88.30
29	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	29	Ohio Cheer Explosion – Fusion	87.30
30	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	tbitties	03/12/2024 01:15 PM	30	Uknight Training Center – Majesty	87.01
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New USASF Rules and Age Grids for the 2024-2025 Season

Posted on February 23, 2024February 23, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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Published February 23, 2024

On February 22nd, the United States All Star Federation (USASF) has announced significant changes to the rules and age grids for both Cheer and Dance competitions for the upcoming 2024-2025 season. These adjustments are pivotal for coaches, athletes, and programs as they plan for the next competitive year. In this article, we’ll dive deep into these changes, providing clarity and insights to help you prepare effectively.

CHEER 2024-2025: A Closer Look at the Changes

Cheer Age Grid Adjustments:

Calendar Year Update: The Approximate Ages remain constant, but the Calendar Years will advance by one, moving from 2023 to 2024. This ensures age categories remain aligned with athletes’ birth years.
International Division Requirements: A minimum of 16 athletes is now required for all International divisions, emphasizing the importance of team size in competition.
Division Removals: The International Global Level 6 and International Global Coed Level 6 divisions are being phased out, reflecting a shift in competitive focus.
New Worlds-Eligible Divisions: Introduction of International Open NT Level 7 and International Open Coed NT Level 7 through USASF CHEER, opening new opportunities for elite teams.
Exhibition Team Clarifications: Exhibition teams must adhere to the Age Grid and Rules, ensuring consistency across all competition levels.
Minimum Athlete Penalties: Teams taking the floor with fewer than the minimum required athletes may face penalties, stressing the importance of full team participation.

Cheer Rules Updates:

The updates primarily consist of adjustments to the Calendar Year and the removal of references to Global divisions, streamlining the rules for clarity and consistency.

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DANCE 2024-2025: Unpacking the Updates

Dance Age Grid Enhancements:

Calendar Year Adjustment: Similar to cheer, Dance will see an update in the Calendar Years, moving from 2023 to 2024 while keeping Approximate Ages the same.
Kick Category Description: An addition to this category offers further detail to guide teams in preparation and choreography.
Crossover Rules Addition: Athletes are now restricted from crossing over from one club to another during the same event, aiming to maintain fairness and integrity.

Dance Rules Grid Changes:

Rule Relocations and Additions: Adjustments include the relocation of Mini Rule 2.c for accuracy and additions to Youth Rules enhancing the complexity and safety of airborne skills.
Prep and Novice Division Separation: A clear distinction between Prep and Novice Rules now exists, along with added progressions across divisions, aiding in developmental clarity.

Glossary Updates:
The glossary has been updated to include new definitions and additions, such as Hip-Over-Head Rotation and Blind Landing, ensuring a common understanding of key terms.

The early release of these changes by USASF is designed to aid clubs and teams in their planning for the 2024-2025 season. While some policies are still under review and may see updates in the Final Release, these adjustments signal a significant shift in the competitive landscape for both Cheer and Dance. Coaches, athletes, and program directors are encouraged to review these changes thoroughly to adapt their strategies and routines accordingly. Stay tuned for the full searchable grids to be added below, which will offer an in-depth look at the new age and rule adjustments, ensuring your team is as prepared as possible for the upcoming competitive season.

For further details, teams and coaches are encouraged to visit the official USASF website and reach out to USASF representatives for clarification on any specific concerns. Let’s gear up for another exciting season of Cheer and Dance with positivity and anticipation!

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The Winning Formula of Live Oak High School Cheer: A Blueprint for Success

Posted on February 20, 2024February 20, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published February 20, 2024

Live Oak High School‘s cheerleading program has once again captured the spotlight, securing their victory at the 2024 UCA High School Cheer Nationals Championship. This triumph is not just a testament to their exceptional skills but a reflection of a meticulously crafted approach that other programs aspire to emulate. The question on everyone’s lips is: What makes Live Oak Cheer so successful?

A Unique Structure: Beyond the Norm

At the heart of Live Oak Cheer’s success is its distinctive operational model, which mirrors that of an All-Star gym while retaining its high school identity. This structure offers unparalleled flexibility and autonomy, allowing for innovative practices that are often constrained in traditional school-based programs. The program’s funding, sourced from parent contributions and a significant annual golf fundraiser, facilitated the purchase of their own gymnasium. This independence from school and state regulations enables a tailored approach to training and development, setting Live Oak apart from its competitors.

Building Champions from the Ground Up

Live Oak’s strategy extends beyond high school; it starts nurturing athletes from a young age through the Live Oak Youth Football and Cheer Organization. This foundational work emphasizes fundamentals, sportsmanship, and teamwork, fostering a culture of dedication and hard work. The program’s “old school” mentality—where achievements are earned, not given—prepares young athletes not just for cheerleading but for life.

Senior leadership in the team plays a crucial role, with experienced cheerleaders offering private tumbling lessons to younger participants. This mentorship builds a strong, interconnected community, ensuring a steady flow of skilled athletes into the high school program.

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Coaching Excellence and Community Support

Under the guidance of Maddi Guidry, a well-known former college athlete, Live Oak’s cheerleaders receive coaching that is second to none. Guidry’s expertise, combined with the support of coaches Madison Guidry and Kate Hornsby, has propelled the team to national prominence. The program’s success is a community effort, with volunteers, parents, and the entire Watson community rallying behind the team. The local support, from electronic signs in the business district to handmade signs along the travel route, underscores the community’s pride in their champions.

A Legacy of Winning

Live Oak High School Cheer’s accomplishments are staggering, with multiple national and world championship titles to their name. Their routines are renowned for their complexity, innovation, and flawless execution. A breakdown of their 2022-2023 competition routine showcases the team’s ambition to push the boundaries of cheerleading, incorporating high-difficulty stunts and tumbling that few can rival.

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The Path to Victory: Hard Work, Dedication, and Sacrifice

The journey to the top is paved with hard work, dedication, and, inevitably, sacrifices. The athletes’ commitment is evident in their rigorous training schedule, which intensifies as competitions draw near. The physical toll is significant, with injuries a common hurdle. Yet, the team’s spirit remains unbroken, driven by a collective goal to excel and a supportive environment that nurtures their talents.

Live Oak High School Cheer’s dominance at the 2024 UCA High School Cheer Nationals Championship is no coincidence. It is the result of a well-orchestrated program that values hard work, community support, and a forward-thinking approach to cheerleading. For programs looking to replicate Live Oak’s success, the blueprint is clear: invest in your athletes from a young age, foster a culture of dedication and teamwork, and support them with the best coaching and facilities. The journey to the top may be demanding, but as Live Oak Cheer has shown, the rewards are well worth the effort.

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2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship Results (searchable)

Posted on February 14, 2024February 16, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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Published February 14, 2024

The electricity in the air at the 2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship last weekend was palpable, as top cheerleading teams from across the nation gathered at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at The Walt Disney World Resort® to showcase their incredible talent, dedication, and spirit. With a record-breaking 1,183 teams from 34 states competing, this year’s championship was not just a competition; it was a celebration of cheerleading excellence, athleticism, and the relentless pursuit of perfection. The air buzzed with excitement as these teams, having qualified at regional competitions throughout 2023, took to the floor to perform routines that were the culmination of countless hours of practice, all under the watchful eyes of the cheerleading world.

This championship, a significant event in the cheerleading calendar, has evolved since its inception in 1980 into a prestigious showcase featured on ESPN, bringing together the best high school cheerleaders to compete in categories that test every aspect of their skills, from stunting and tumbling to crowd-leading and overall performance. The anticipation was high as teams like Live Oak High School, Mater Dei High School, and Dutchtown took center stage, each aiming to leave an indelible mark on the judges and the audience.

The results were nothing short of spectacular, with Live Oak High School dazzling in the Large Varsity Division I with a score of 97.4, and Mater Dei High School’s Monarchs reigning supreme in the Small Varsity DI, capturing the title with a score of 96.1, closely followed by the impressive Owasso High School. The level of competition and the sheer talent displayed were a testament to the hard work, passion, and spirit of all the athletes and their coaches, making the 2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship a memorable event that celebrated the very essence of cheerleading.

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Cheer Competition Scoring Systems: USASF vs. UCA

Posted on February 12, 2024August 3, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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Published February 12, 2024

Understanding the intricacies of scoring systems can be as challenging as executing a perfect routine. Lately, social media has been buzzing with coaches expressing confusion over why certain elements are rewarded in one competition but not another, especially when comparing All-Star (USASF) and Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) competitions. This article aims to offer clarity to coaches, athletes, and anybody else who is confused by these systems.

All-Star Scoring

All-Star competitions use a comprehensive scoring system to evaluate routines, focusing on elements such as building skills, tumbling skills, and the overall routine presentation.

The USASF cheerleading score sheet is divided into three main sections: Building Skills (which includes stunts, pyramids, tosses, and the number of athletes performing stunts), Tumbling Skills (encompassing standing tumbling, running tumbling, and jumps), and Overall Routine (which evaluates the routine’s composition, performance, and dance elements). The starting point for teams is typically a base score from which judges can add points for difficulty, execution, and creativity

Scoring emphasizes technique, accounting for a significant portion of the total score. This approach encourages teams to execute skills with precision over merely attempting difficult skills. Judges look for proper technique across all elements, and the scoring system is designed to reward teams that showcase clean, technically sound performances. The creativity and composition of the routine also play a crucial role, influencing the overall impression and effectiveness of the performance.

The United Scoring System, for example, outlines specific criteria for tumbling and jump difficulty, with points allocated based on the number of athletes performing the required skills and the complexity of those skills. This system also includes categories for routine creativity and the execution of formations and transitions, emphasizing the importance of innovation and precision in the routine’s design.

The U.S. All Star Federation (USASF) has developed a standard scoring system for competitive cheerleading, which is centered on level-appropriate skills and difficulty. This system has been collaboratively developed with input from industry experts, coaches, and judges, aiming to foster trust in the judging process and provide teams with a tool for evaluating and improving their performances.

In essence, the USASF score sheet is a detailed framework designed to objectively evaluate the various aspects of a cheerleading routine, from technical execution to artistic expression, ensuring that teams are scored fairly and consistently across competitions.

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UCA Scoring System

The Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) utilizes a detailed scoring system for its competitive cheerleading events, which is designed to evaluate teams across a variety of components. The system is structured to ensure that performances are judged fairly and consistently, with a focus on various aspects of cheerleading, including performance routines and game day routines.

For performance routines, the UCA scoring system evaluates teams on a 100-point scale, with specific portions of the score allocated to cheer (35 points) and music sections (65 points). These sections are averaged and then combined for the final score. Deductions or violations are subtracted from the final averaged score. The criteria used for scoring are detailed on the UCA score sheet, which assesses the team’s execution, synchronization, and overall performance quality.

In addition to performance routines, UCA also emphasizes the importance of game day routines, which showcase traditional cheerleading elements such as crowd leading and the use of game day props (signs, poms, flags, megaphones). Teams are judged on their ability to engage the crowd, incorporate game day skills effectively, and their overall routine execution. Skills such as stunts, jumps, tumbling, and dance can be integrated into any or all sections of the game day performance.

UCA’s scoring system also addresses procedural aspects, such as how to handle interruptions during a performance due to unforeseen circumstances, fault of the team, or injury. The guidelines outline the steps to be taken in each scenario, ensuring fairness and safety for all participants.

For more detailed information on UCA’s scoring system, including specific score sheets for different divisions and events, you can visit the UCA section on Varsity’s website. This resource provides comprehensive insights into the rules, scoring, and expectations for teams competing in UCA events, ensuring that coaches and athletes have a clear understanding of what is required to achieve success in competitive cheerleading.

Key Differences and Why They Matter

Focus: All-Star competitions prioritize a broad range of skills, including advanced tumbling and acrobatics, rewarding technical difficulty and innovation. UCA competitions, in contrast, emphasize crowd leading abilities and spirit-raising activities, with a significant portion of the score derived from how effectively a team can engage and lead a crowd.
Scoring Emphasis: The All-Star system places a larger emphasis on technique and execution over difficulty, whereas UCA balances between cheerleading fundamentals and performance quality, with specific allocations for cheer and music portions.
Adaptability: Teams transitioning between these two types of competitions must adapt their routines to meet the distinct scoring criteria. What works in an All-Star competition, focusing on technical prowess and innovation, might not have the same impact in a UCA event, where crowd interaction and traditional cheer elements are key.

Understanding the nuances between the All-Star and UCA scoring systems can help coaches and athletes better prepare for competitions, ensuring their routines are tailored to the specific criteria of each event. By recognizing the unique focus of each system, teams can strategize effectively, enhancing their performance and maximizing their scores across the competitive cheer landscape.

The conversations online highlight a valuable point: success in competitive cheer requires not just athletic excellence but also a strategic approach to choreography and routine planning that aligns with the scoring system of each competition. Whether aiming for the dynamic and technically demanding All-Star events or the spirited and traditional UCA competitions, a sense of clarity on these scoring systems can make all the difference in whether your team hits or not.

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2024 UCA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE (searchable)

Posted on February 5, 2024February 6, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

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Published February 5, 2024

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The 2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship is gearing up to be an unforgettable spectacle of spirit, athleticism, and competition at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort®. As teams from across the country converge on Orlando, Florida, from February 9th through 12th, the air is buzzing with anticipation for what promises to be a weekend full of high-flying stunts, intricate routines, and spirited performances.

The Universal Cheerleaders Association, founded in 1974 by Jeff Webb, has been at the forefront of transforming cheerleading into the dynamic sport it is today, blending high-level skills with traditional crowd-leading elements. UCA HS Nationals a big deal; the culmination of hard work and dedication from over 50 regional events nationwide, showcases the very best in high school cheerleading, from gravity-defying stunts and tumbling to energetic crowd-leading it’s gonna be a truly awesome 4 days.

Last year’s championship was a testament to the skill and spirit of high school cheer teams, with over 1,125 teams from 33 states demonstrating their prowess in various divisions. As we look ahead to this weekend’s competition, three teams stand out as ones to watch, thanks to their exceptional performances last year:

Lake Mary High School from Lake Mary, FL, clinched the Super Varsity Division I title, showcasing their unparalleled skill and team cohesion. Their routine, marked by precision and athleticism, set the bar high for this year’s competitors.
Live Oak High School from Watson, LA, dominated the Large Varsity Division I category with a routine that perfectly balanced difficulty and creativity, earning them top honors and marking them as a formidable team in this year’s lineup.
James Clemens High School from Madison, AL, emerged victorious in the Small Varsity Division I, demonstrating that dynamism and spirit can indeed come in small packages. Their performance was a masterclass in cheerleading excellence, making them a team to keep an eye on.

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As teams prepare to take the stage, they do so not just for the thrill of competition but to embody the spirit of their schools and communities. The championship is more than a display of cheerleading talent; it’s a celebration of hard work, leadership, and the role cheerleaders play in fostering school spirit and pride.

This year, the championship will once again be live-streamed on Varsity TV, ensuring fans across the globe can witness the breathtaking routines and spirited performances. Additionally, ESPN2 and ESPNU will broadcast the event, bringing the excitement of competitive cheerleading to millions of homes.

The warm-up areas, strategically located in the Arena North, East, South, and West Pavilions, will be buzzing with teams fine-tuning their routines, each aspiring to capture the national title in their division. With the backdrop of Walt Disney World Resort®, the championship promises an unforgettable experience for participants and spectators alike.

As we count down to the 2024 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship, the excitement is palpable. With returning champions and eager newcomers alike setting their sights on the coveted national titles, this weekend is set to showcase the incredible talent, athleticism, and spirit of high school cheerleaders from across the nation.

Let the competition begin!

Warm Up Areas are:

Arena North Warmup in Northeast Pavilion

Arena East Warmup in Northeast Pavilion

Arena South Warmup in Northwest Pavilion

Arena West Warmup in Northwest Pavilion

Location of Event:

Walt Disney World Resort

ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

700 S. Victory Way

Orlando, FL 34747

2024 UCA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

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Day	Division	Location	Time
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "A" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	9:00am - 12:45pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "D" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	9:04am - 12:49pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Coed Division I "A" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	9:08am - 12:41pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "B" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	1:30pm - 5:11pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "E" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	1:34pm - 5:15pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Coed Division I "B" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	1:38pm - 4:59pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "C" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	6:00pm - 8:38pm
Day 1	Small Varsity Division I "F" Prelims	The State Farm Field House	6:04pm - 8:42pm
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:00am - 11:18am
Day 1	Large Varsity Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:04am - 11:10am
Day 1	Super Varsity Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:08am - 11:14am
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	The Athletic Center	12:00pm - 3:18pm
Day 1	Large Varsity Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	The Athletic Center	12:04pm - 3:10pm
Day 1	Super Varsity Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	The Athletic Center	12:08pm - 3:14pm
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day "C" Prelims	The Athletic Center	3:45pm - 6:54pm
Day 1	Large Varsity Division I Game Day "C" Prelims	The Athletic Center	3:49pm - 6:58pm
Day 1	Super Varsity Division I Game Day "C" Prelims	The Athletic Center	3:53pm - 6:42pm
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I "A" Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	10:00am - 11:45am
Day 1	Small Non Tumbling Division I "A" Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	10:04am - 1:51pm
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I "B" Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	12:19pm - 1:51pm
Day 1	Small Non Tumbling Division I "B" Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	12:19pm - 3:02pm
Day 1	Medium Varsity Division I "C" Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	3:30pm - 6:08pm
Day 1	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	3:34pm - 6:12pm
Day 1	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	7:00pm - 8:12pm
Day 1	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	7:04pm - 8:16pm
Day 1	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	2:15pm - 4:40pm
Day 1	Super Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	2:19pm - 4:26pm
Day 1	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	12:19pm - 1:51pm
Day 1	Small Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	2:15pm - 4:40pm
Day 1	Large Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	-2:19pm - 4:26pm
Day 1	Small Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	5:15pm - 7:32pm
Day 1	Large Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	5:19pm - 7:28pm
Day 1	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "A" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	8:00pm - 9:40pm
Day 1	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I Game Day "B" Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	8:04pm - 9:36pm
Day 1	Junior High Non Tumbling Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	10:00am - 12:51pm
Day 1	Large Junior High Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	10:04am - 12:42pm
Day 1	Small Coed Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	9:30am - 12:30pm
Day 1	Small Junior High Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	9:34am - 12:20pm
Day 1	Small Junior High "A" Prelims	Arena West (Green)	1:15pm - 2:25pm
Day 1	Small Junior Varsity "A" Prelims	Arena West (Green)	3:00pm - 4:00pm
Day 1	Small Junior High "B" Prelims	Arena West (Green)	3:04pm - 3:56pm
Day 1	Small Junior Varsity "B" Prelims	Arena West (Green)	5:00pm - 8:14pm
Day 1	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Semis	Arena West (Green)	5:04pm - 8:10pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:00am - 1:51pm
Day 2	Large Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:04am - 1:49pm
Day 2	Super Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:08am - 1:41pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division II 'A' Prelims	The State Farm Field House	2:15pm - 5:38pm
Day 2	Medium Coed Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	2:19pm - 5:42pm
Day 2	Small Coed Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	2:23pm - 5:34pm
Day 2	Varsity Game Day LIVE Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	6:15pm - 6:55pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division I 'B' Prelims	The State Farm Field House	7:15pm - 9:21pm
Day 2	Large Varsity Coed Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	7:19pm - 7:55pm
Day 2	Junior Varsity Coed Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:09pm - 9:17pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Medium Division II 'B' Semi-Finalists	The State Farm Field House	10:15pm - 10:30pm
Day 2	Medium Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'A' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	Following Large Non Tumbling DII
Day 2	Large Varsity Division II Game Day 'A' Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:00am - 11:01am
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day 'A' Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:04am - 10:53am
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II Game Day 'A' Prelims	The Athletic Center	8:08am - 10:57am
Day 2	Large Varsity Division II Game Day 'B' Prelims	The Athletic Center	11:15am - 2:36pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division II Game Day 'B' Prelims	The Athletic Center	11:18am - 2:28pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II Game Day 'B' Prelims	The Athletic Center	11:22am - 2:32pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	3:00pm - 5:39pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division II Game Day 'C' Prelims	The Athletic Center	3:03pm - 5:43pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II Game Day 'C' Prelims	The Athletic Center	3:07pm - 5:47pm
Day 2	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	6:15pm - 10:35pm
Day 2	Large Varsity Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	6:18pm - 10:27pm
Day 2	Super Varsity Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	6:22pm - 9:59pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Super Div I Game Day Finalists	The Athletic Center	11:00pm - 11:10pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Large Div I Game Day Finalists	The Athletic Center	11:30pm - 11:40pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Medium Div I Game Day Finalists	The Athletic Center	11:30pm - 11:40pm
Day 2	Large Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	8:00am - 9:41am
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	8:03am - 10:28am
Day 2	Super Non Tumbling Division I Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	9:45am - 10:32am
Day 2	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	10:45am - 11:10am
Day 2	Awards Medium Non Tumbling Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	11:45am - 12:00pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division I 'A' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	12:30pm - 2:08pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II 'D' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	12:33pm - 2:12pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division I 'B' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	2:45pm - 4:37pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division I 'E' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	2:48pm - 4:40pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II 'C' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	5:15pm - 7:07pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division II 'F' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	5:18pm - 7:10pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II 'A' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	7:30pm - 9:52pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II 'B' Prelims	Arena North (Yellow)	7:33pm - 9:48pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Small NT Division II 'A' & 'B'	Arena North (Yellow)	11:00pm - 11:10pm
Day 2	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	8:30am - 11:38am
Day 2	Large Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	8:33am - 11:34am
Day 2	Medium Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'A' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	12:30pm - 2:57pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'A' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	12:33pm - 2:48pm
Day 2	Medium Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'B' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	3:15pm - 5:32pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'B' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	3:18pm - 5:28pm
Day 2	Super Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	6:15pm - 8:27pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'C' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	6:18pm - 8:23pm
Day 2	Small Non Tumbling Division II Game Day 'D' Prelims	Arena East (Blue)	8:45pm - 10:04pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Small NT Div II Game Day 'D' Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	11:10pm - 11:30pm
Day 2	WSCC Exhibitions	Arena South (Red)	8:00am - 9:04am
Day 2	Small Junior High Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	9:15am - 11:04am
Day 2	Small Junior Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	9:19am - 11:00am
Day 2	Large Junior Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	11:15am - 12:54pm
Day 2	Junior Varsity Division II Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	11:19am - 12:50pm
Day 2	Varsity Non Building Division I Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	1:30pm - 3:24pm
Day 2	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division II Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	1:34pm - 2:18pm
Day 2	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division I Finals	Arena South (Red)	2:44pm - 3:20pm
Day 2	Awards in Junior Varsity NT Division I	Arena South (Red)	3:45pm - 4:00pm
Day 2	Junior High Non Tumbling Finals	Arena South (Red)	4:00pm - 5:18pm
Day 2	Large Junior High Finals	Arena South (Red)	4:04pm - 5:04pm
Day 2	Awards Large Junior High	Arena South (Red)	5:30pm - 5:45pm
Day 2	Awards Junior High Non Tumbling	Arena South (Red)	5:45pm - 6:00pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division I "A/B/C" Quarter Finals	Arena South (Red)	6: 15pm - 9:45pm
Day 2	Small Varsity Division \| "D/E/F" Quarter Finals	Arena South (Red)	6:19pm - 9:42pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Small Div \| "D/E/F" Semi-Finalists	Arena South (Red)	10:45pm - 11:00pm
Day 2	Announce on VTV Small Div I "A/B/C" Semi-Finalists	Arena South (Red)	10:45pm - 11:00pm
Day 2	WSCC Exhibition	Arena West (Green)	8:00am - 8:52am
Day 2	Recreational Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	9:04am - 10:40am
Day 2	Large Junior Varsity Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	9:04am - 10:40am
Day 2	Junior Varsity Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	11:00am - 11:48am
Day 2	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Semis	Arena West (Green)	11:04am - 11:40am
Day 2	Small Coed Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	12:30pm - 3:13pm
Day 2	Super Varsity Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	12:34pm - 3:17pm
Day 2	Varsity Non Building Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	3:45pm - 5:48pm
Day 2	Small Junior Varsity Division \| Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena West (Green)	3:49pm - 5:40pm
Day 2	Large Junior High Game Day Finals	Arena West (Green)	6:30pm - 8:02pm
Day 2	Junior High Non Tumbling Game Day Finals	Arena West (Green)	6:34pm - 7:58pm
Day 2	Small Junior High Game Day Finals	Arena West (Green)	8:15pm - 9:10pm
Day 2	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	Arena West (Green)	8:19pm - 8:47pm
Day 2	Awards Large JH & JH Non Tumbling Game Day	Arena West (Green)	9:15pm - 9:40pm
Day 2	Awards Small JH & JV on Tumbling DI Game Day	Arena West (Green)	9:40pm - 10:00pm
Day 3	Small Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:30am - 11:57am
Day 3	Medium Varsity Division Il Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:33am - 11:54am
Day 3	Large Varsity Division II Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:37am - 11:18am
Day 3	Super Varsity Division II Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	11:29am - 12:01pm
Day 3	Medium Varsity Division \| Finals	The State Farm Field House	12:30pm - 3:50pm
Day 3	Large Varsity Division I Finals	The State Farm Field House	12:34pm - 3:31pm
Day 3	Super Varsity Division \| Finals	The State Farm Field House	12:38pm - 3:13pm
Day 3	Awards Super Varsity Division I	The State Farm Field House	4:00pm - 4:15pm
Day 3	Awards Large Varsity Division I	The State Farm Field House	4: 15pm - 4:30pm
Day 3	Awards Medium Varsity Division I	The State Farm Field House	4:30pm - 5:00pm
Day 3	Small Varsity Division I Finals	The State Farm Field House	6:00pm - 9:18pm
Day 3	Medium Coed Finals	The State Farm Field House	6:04pm - 8:08pm
Day 3	Small Coed Division I Finals	The State Farm Field House	6:09pm - 8:55pm
Day 3	Large Coed Finals	The State Farm Field House	8:31pm - 9:04pm
Day 3	Awards Small Coed Division I	The State Farm Field House	9:30pm - 10:00pm
Day 3	Awards Medium & Large Coed	The State Farm Field House	10:00pm - 10:30pm
Day 3	Awards Small Varsity Division I	The State Farm Field House	10:30pm - 10:45pm
Day 3	Varsity Game Day LIVE Finals	The Athletic Center	8:30am - 8:46pm
Day 3	Small Junior Varsity Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	9: 15am - 10:00am
Day 3	Large Junior Varsity Division \| Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	9:19am - 9:55am
Day 3	Awards Varsity Game Day LIVE	The Athletic Center	10:15am - 10:30am
Day 3	Awards Small JV & Large JV Game Day	The Athletic Center	10:30am - 11:00am
Day 3	Small Coed Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	11:00am - 1:18pm
Day 3	Medium Coed Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	11:04am - 12: 16pm
Day 3	Small Varsity Division \| Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	11:09am - 12:56pm
Day 3	Large Coed Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	12:34pm - 1:14pm
Day 3	Awards Small Division \| Game Day	The Athletic Center	1:30pm - 1:45pm
Day 3	Awards Medium Coed & Large Coed Game Day	The Athletic Center	1:45pm - 2:00pm
Day 3	Awards Small Coed Division \| Game Day	The Athletic Center	2:00pm - 2: 15pm
Day 3	Medium Varsity Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	2:30pm - 5:57pm
Day 3	Small Varsity Division I\| Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	2:33pm - 6:05pm
Day 3	Large Varsity Division Il Game Day Semi-Finals	The Athletic Center	2:37pm - 5:26pm
Day 3	Medium Varsity Division \| Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	6:30pm - 9:13pm
Day 3	Large Varsity Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	6:33pm - 9:17pm
Day 3	Super Varsity Division \| Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	6:37pm - 9:10pm
Day 3	Awards Super Varsity Division I Game Day	The Athletic Center	9:30pm - 9:45pm
Day 3	Awards Medium Varsity Division \| Game Day	The Athletic Center	9:45pm - 10:00pm
Day 3	Awards Large Varsity Division I Game Day	The Athletic Center	10:00pm - 10:15pm
Day 3	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division Il Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	8:00am - 10:03am
Day 3	Large Non Tumbling Division I\| Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	8:04am - 9:55am
Day 3	Medium Non Tumbling Division II Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	10:30am - 1:08pm
Day 3	Small Non Tumbling Division Il Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	10:34am - 1:04pm
Day 3	Varsity Non Building Division II Semi-Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	2:00pm - 3:56pm
Day 3	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	2:04pm - 3:38pm
Day 3	Awards Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	4:15pm - 4:30pm
Day 3	Small Junior Varsity Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	4:30pm - 5:25pm
Day 3	Large Junior Varsity Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	4:34pm - 5:18pm
Day 3	Awards Small JV & Large JV Division \|	Arena North (Yellow)	5:45pm - 6:15pm
Day 3	Large Non Tumbling Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	6:30pm - 7:20pm
Day 3	Super Non Tumbling Division \| Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	6:34pm - 7:10pm
Day 3	Small Non Tumbling Division \| Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	7:30pm - 8:45pm
Day 3	Varsity Non Building Division I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	7:34pm - 8:26pm
Day 3	Awards Large & Super Non Tumbling Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	8:45pm - 9:00pm
Day 3	Awards Small Non Tumbling Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	9:00pm - 9:30pm
Day 3	Awards Varsity Non Building Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	9:30pm - 9:45pm
Day 3	Small Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	8:30am - 10:12am
Day 3	Varsity Non Building Division II Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	8:42am - 9:58am
Day 3	Large Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	10:30am - 12:02pm
Day 3	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Semi-Finals Super Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	10:34am - 11:58am 12:45pm - 2:11pm
Day 3	Small Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	12:49pm - 1:57pm
Day 3	Awards Small & Super Non Tumbling Division I Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	2:15pm - 2:45pm
Day 3	Varsity Non Building Div I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	3:00pm - 4:00pm
Day 3	Large Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	3:04pm - 4:04pm
Day 3	Junior Varsity Division II Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	4:15pm - 4:42pm
Day 3	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division \|I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	4:19pm - 4:39pm
Day 3	Awards Varsity Non Building Division \| Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	4:45pm - 5:00pm
Day 3	Awards Large Non Tumbling Division I Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	5:00pm - 5:15pm
Day 3	Awards JV Div II Game Day & JV NT Div I\| Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	5:15pm - 5:30pm
Day 3	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	6:00pm - 6:46pm
Day 3	Awards Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	7:15pm - 7:30pm
Day 3	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Div I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	7:45pm - 8:45pm
Day 3	Recreational Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	7:49pm - 8:41pm
Day 3	Awards JH NT & Medium Non Tumbling Div I Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	8:45pm - 9:15pm
Day 3	Awards Varsity Coed NT Div \| & Recreational Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	9:15pm - 9:45pm
Day 3	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 10U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	9:00am - 9:48am
Day 3	Traditional Rec Affiliated 10U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	9:04am - 9:24am
Day 3	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 12U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	10:15am - 11:30am
Day 3	Traditional Rec Affiliated 12U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	10:19am - 11:27am
Day 3	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 14U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	12:15pm - 1:30pm
Day 3	Traditional Rec Affiliated 14U Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	12:19pm - 1:27pm
Day 3	Small Coed Division I\| Semi-Finals	Arena South (Red)	2:00pm - 3:22pm
Day 3	Small Junior High Finals	Arena South (Red)	4:00pm - 5:43pm
Day 3	Junior Varsity Coed Finals	Arena South (Red)	4:04pm - 4:40pm
Day 3	Junior Varsity Division II Finals	Arena South (Red)	5:19pm - 5:47pm
Day 3	Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena South (Red)	6:00pm - 6:15pm
Day 3	Awards Small Junior High	Arena South (Red)	6:15pm - 6:30pm
Day 3	Awards Junior Varsity Coed & Junior Varsity Division I\|	Arena South (Red)	6:30pm - 7:00pm
Day 3	Awards Junior Varsity Non Tumbling Division I\|	Arena South (Red)	7:00pm - 7:30pm
Day 3	WSCC Junior High	Arena West (Green)	1:00pm - 1:20pm
Day 3	WSCC Junior High & Junior Varsity Non Tumbling	Arena West (Green)	1:04pm - 1:48pm
Day 3	WSCC Junior Varsity & Junior Varsity Coed	Arena West (Green)	1:24pm - 1:52pm
Day 3	WSCC Medium Varsity Non Tumbling	Arena West (Green)	1:52pm - 2:04pm
Day 3	WSCC Small Varsity	Arena West (Green)	1:56pm - 2:08pm
Day 3	WSCC Adaptive Abilities Game Day	Arena West (Green)	2:08pm - 2:12pm
Day 3	WSCC Medium Varsity	Arena West (Green)	2:30pm - 2:54pm
Day 3	WSCC Small Varsity Non Tumbling	Arena West (Green)	2:33pm - 3:26pm
Day 3	WSCC Large Varsity	Arena West (Green)	2:58pm - 3:08pm
Day 3	WSCC Super Varsity	Arena West (Green)	3:12pm - 3:30pm
Day 3	WSCC Awards Session I	Arena West (Green)	3:45pm - 4:45pm
Day 3	WSCC Large & Medium Varsity Non Tumbing	Arena West (Green)	5:00pm - 5:44pm
Day 3	WSCC Small & Medium Varsity Coed	Arena West (Green)	5:04pm - 5:16pm
Day 3	WSCC Large Varsity Coed	Arena West (Green)	5:28pm - 5:40pm
Day 3	WSCC Awards Session I\|	Arena West (Green)	6:00pm - 6:30pm
Day 3	WSCC Traditional Rec 10U, 12U & 14U	Arena West (Green)	7:00pm - 8:29pm
Day 3	WSCC Super Varsity Non Tumbling	Arena West (Green)	7:03pm - 7:14pm
Day 3	WSCC Varsity Coed Non Tumbling	Arena West (Green)	7:17pm - 8:17pm
Day 3	WSCC Varsity Game Day	Arena West (Green)	8:20pm - 8:24pm
Day 3	WSCC Traditional Rec (Int Only)	Arena West (Green)	8:29pm - 8:42pm
Day 3	Awards Session I\|	Arena West (Green)	8:45pm - 9:45pm
Day 4	Small Varsity Division I Semi-Finals	The State Farm Field House	10:00am - 12:20pm
Day 4	Announce Small Varsity Division I Finalists	The State Farm Field House	12:45pm - 1:00pm
Day 4	Small Coed Division II Finals	The State Farm Field House	1:00pm - 2:05pm
Day 4	Medium Varsity Division I Finals	The State Farm Field House	1:05pm - 2:30pm
Day 4	Super Varsity Division II Finals	The State Farm Field House	2:10pm - 2:35pm
Day 4	Awards for Small Coed Division II	The State Farm Field House	2:45pm - 3:00pm
Day 4	Awards for Super Varsity Division II	The State Farm Field House	3:00pm - 3:15pm
Day 4	Awards for Medium Varsity Division II	The State Farm Field House	3:15pm - 3:45pm
Day 4	Small Varsity Division II Finals	The State Farm Field House	3:45pm - 6:25pm
Day 4	Large Varsity Division II Finals	The State Farm Field House	4:55pm - 6:30pm
Day 4	Awards for Large Varsity Division II	The State Farm Field House	6:45pm - 7:00pm
Day 4	Awards for Small Varsity Division I	The State Farm Field House	7:00pm - 7:30pm
Day 4	Medium Varsity Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	10:30am - 12:10pm
Day 4	Large Varsity Division II Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	10:34am - 12:06pm
Day 4	Awards for Large & Medium Division I Game Day	The Athletic Center	12:30pm - 1:30pm
Day 4	Small Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	2:30pm - 4:50pm
Day 4	Small Varsity Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	2:34pm - 4:30pm
Day 4	Awards for Small NT & Small Division II Game Day	The Athletic Center	5:00pm - 5:45pm
Day 4	Large Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	6:00pm - 7:30pm
Day 4	Medium Non Tumbling Division I Game Day Finals	The Athletic Center	6:04pm - 7:20pm
Day 4	Awards for Large & Medium Non Tumbling Division II Game Day	The Athletic Center	6:45pm - 8:15pm
Day 4	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 10U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	10:30am - 10:58pm
Day 4	Traditional Rec Affiliated 10U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	10:34am - 10:54am
Day 4	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 12U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	11:15am - 11:51am
Day 4	Traditional Rec Affiliated 12U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	11:19am - 11:55am
Day 4	Traditional Rec Non Affiliated 14U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	12:30pm - 1:06pm
Day 4	Traditional Rec Affiliated 14U Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	12:34pm - 1:10pm
Day 4	Awards Traditional Rec Non Affiliated	Arena North (Yellow)	1:15pm - 1:45pm
Day 4	Awards Traditional Rec Affiliated	Arena North (Yellow)	1:45pm - 2:15pm
Day 4	Medium Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	2:45pm - 3:52pm
Day 4	Large Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	2:49pm - 3:33pm
Day 4	Awards Medium NT & Large NT Division II	Arena North (Yellow)	4:00pm - 4:30pm
Day 4	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	5:00pm - 6:00pm
Day 4	Varsity Non Building Division \|I Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	5:04pm - 6:04pm
Day 4	Small Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	6:15pm - 7:15pm
Day 4	Super Non Tumbling Division II Finals	Arena North (Yellow)	6:19pm - 6:31pm
Day 4	Awards Coed NT & Varsity Non Building Division I\|	Arena North (Yellow)	7:15pm - 7:45pm
Day 4	Awards Small NT & Super NT Division I	Arena North (Yellow)	7:45pm - 8:15pm
Day 4	Small Non Tumbling Division I\| Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	9:00am - 12:37pm
Day 4	Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division \|I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	9:33am - 10:24am
Day 4	Medium Non Tumbling Division \|\| Game Day Semi-Finals	Arena East (Blue)	11:13am - 12:42pm
Day 4	Awards Varsity Coed Non Tumbling Division II Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	12:45pm - 1:00pm
Day 4	Announce Medium Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Finalists	Arena East (Blue)	1:00pm - 1:15pm
Day 4	Announce Small Non Tumbling Division II Game Day Finalists	Arena East (Blue)	1:15pm - 1:30pm
Day 4	Super Non Tumbling Division \|\| Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	2:00pm - 2:52pm
Day 4	Varsity Non Building Division II Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	2:04pm - 2:48pm
Day 4	Awards Varsity Non Building Division I\| Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	3:15pm - 3:30pm
Day 4	Awards Super Non Tumbling Division I\| Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	3:30pm - 3:45pm
Day 4	Super Varsity Division \|I Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	4:00pm - 5:08pm
Day 4	Small Coed Division I\| Game Day Finals	Arena East (Blue)	4:04pm - 5:04pm
Day 4	Awards Small Coed Division II Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	5:30pm - 5:45pm
Day 4	Awards for Super Varsity Division \|I Game Day	Arena East (Blue)	5:45pm - 6:00pm
Day	Division	Location

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Fusion Elite All Stars vs Varsity Brands

Posted on January 17, 2024January 17, 2024 by IPP Music

17
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By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 17, 2024

Competitive cheer has been significantly impacted by a major antitrust lawsuit, Fusion Elite All Stars, et.al. v. Varsity Brands LLC, et.al. This case, which has garnered substantial attention within the cheerleading community, involves allegations of monopolistic practices against Varsity Brands, a prominent company in the All Star Cheerleading industry. The lawsuit was brought forth by All Star gyms and All Star event spectators, accusing Varsity Brands of unfair business practices in collaboration with the US All-Star Federation (USASF).

Background of the Case

Varsity Brands, known for its influence in the cheerleading competition and apparel markets, has been accused of colluding with the USASF to monopolize the All Star Cheer Events market. The plaintiffs in the case alleged that Varsity Brands engaged in systematic acquisitions of rival event companies, imposed exclusionary contracts and loyalty programs on All Star gyms, and used the USASF to control bids to key national championships.

Settlement and Its Terms

In a significant development, Varsity Brands agreed to pay $43.5 million to settle this long-running antitrust class action. As part of the settlement, Varsity and USASF agreed to several conditions to reduce Varsity’s influence over the sport’s governing body. Notable terms include preventing Varsity board members from simultaneously serving on USASF’s board, limiting Varsity’s participation in USASF’s board and sanctioning committee, and restrictions on requiring attendance at All Star events for receiving rebates or discounts.

Implications for Competitive Cheerleading

The implications of the Fusion Elite All Stars v. Varsity Brands case for competitive cheerleading are profound and multifaceted, affecting market dynamics, governance, fairness, and legal precedent. Let’s delve deeper into each of these aspects:

1. Market Dynamics

The settlement in this antitrust lawsuit is expected to significantly alter the competitive landscape of cheerleading events. Prior to this case, Varsity Brands held a dominant position in the market, which may have limited competition and innovation. With the new terms set by the settlement:

Increased Competition: There will likely be more opportunities for new and smaller event organizers to enter the market. This could lead to a greater variety of competitions, potentially at different price points and with varied formats, benefiting teams and athletes.
Diverse Event Offerings: Teams and athletes might have access to a wider range of events, including those with different judging criteria or focusing on various aspects of cheerleading, such as stunting or choreography.
Enhanced Innovation: With increased competition, event organizers might innovate more in terms of event management, athlete experience, and audience engagement.

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2. Governance and Fairness

The case underscores the critical need for fair and transparent governance within sports organizations. As a result of the lawsuit:

Governance Reforms: The cheerleading industry might see reforms in how governing bodies like USASF operate, with a push for more democratic and transparent decision-making processes.
Athlete-Centric Policies: There could be a shift towards more athlete-centric policies, ensuring that the needs and rights of athletes are at the forefront of all decisions.
Fair Access and Opportunities: The case may lead to more equitable rules regarding team participation in events, ensuring that all teams have a fair chance to compete and succeed, regardless of their affiliation with specific organizations.

3. Legal Precedent

The settlement sets a significant legal precedent, particularly concerning antitrust issues in amateur and semi-professional sports:

Broader Implications for Sports Law: This case may influence future antitrust cases in other sports, serving as a reference point for how monopolistic practices are addressed in the sporting domain.
Empowering Smaller Entities: Smaller teams and organizations now have a precedent to reference if they face similar issues, potentially leading to more legal challenges against dominant players in various sports.
Awareness and Education: The publicity surrounding this case raises awareness among athletes, coaches, and sports administrators about antitrust laws and their applicability to the sports sector.

The Fusion Elite All Stars v. Varsity Brands case marks a turning point in the cheer industry. Its resolution not only impacts Varsity Brands and the USASF but also sets a framework for how competitive sports organizations should operate in a fair and competitive environment. As the cheerleading community adapts to these changes, it paves the way for a more equitable and dynamic future for the

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The Majors 2024 Results and Recap

Posted on January 14, 2024January 14, 2024 by IPP Music

The Majors 2024 cheer competition recap results

14
Jan

By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 14, 2024

The Majors 2024, held on January 12 in the bustling Indianapolis, IN, at the Indiana Convention Center, epitomized the zenith of all-star cheerleading. This year’s event marked a unique convergence of athleticism, artistry, and sheer competitive spirit, inviting the best of the best in the Senior Level 6 division to showcase their skills.

The event witnessed participation from 29 top-level teams, each demonstrating remarkable prowess and flair. The competition was fierce, with teams battling it out for the coveted Majors Hall of Fame. Notably, all eight reigning Majors 2023 champions were back to defend their titles, amplifying the excitement and competitive tension.

Venue and Atmosphere

The Indiana Convention Center, renowned for its excellent facilities, offered a perfect backdrop for this high-energy event. The convenience of the location was unmatched, with over 7,000 hotel rooms in the vicinity, ensuring ease of access for participants and spectators alike. The arena buzzed with anticipation and energy, reflecting the passion and dedication of the cheerleading community.

Notable Performances and Results

The competition was stiff, with each team pushing their limits. Cheer Extreme SSX, celebrated as the 2024 Majors Grand Champions, demonstrated impeccable skill and coordination. Spirit of Texas Royalty, known for their dynamic routines, clinched the title in the Medium Senior Coed division. In the Large All Girl category, Cheer Extreme Senior Elite shone brightly, living up to their reputation with a mesmerizing performance.

Team Highlights

– XSmall Senior: South Coast Cheer – Fearless took the top spot with a score of 144.20, showcasing their remarkable talent and synchronization.

– Small Senior Coed: MACS All Star Cheer – SENIOR STARZ, with their score of 142.20, proved their mettle in a highly competitive division.

– Medium All Girl: Spirit of Texas – A-Team led the pack with a score of 133.60, a testament to their hard work and precision.

– Large Coed: Cheer Athletics – Cheetahs emerged victoriously, scoring an impressive 134.90.

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Innovations and New Challenges

This year’s Majors introduced the USASF Senior Club Score Sheet, aligning more closely with the scoring system of The Cheerleading Worlds. This change offered a broader scoring range and comparative scoring, providing a small preview of what to expect at The Cheerleading Worlds 2024.

The Majors 2024 was more than just a competition; it was a celebration of the spirit of cheer. The event showcased the incredible talent and sportsmanship of the best cheerleaders from around the nation. It was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion that defines the sport. As teams head back to their training, they carry with them not only their scores and titles but also the unforgettable memories and experiences of The Majors 2024

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1	XSmall All Girl	1	South Coast Cheer	Fearless	144
2	XSmall All Girl	2	California All Stars Mesa	Vixens	131
3	XSmall All Girl	4	Cheer Express	Miss Silver	91
4	XSmall Coed	1	Gymtyme Illinois	Fever	127
5	XSmall Coed	2	Twist & Shout	Diamonds	127
6	XSmall Coed	3	Cheerville	Anarchy	122
7	Small All Girl	1	Cheer Extreme Raleigh	SSX	147
8	Small All Girl	2	ICE	Lady Lightning	131
9	Small All Girl	3	ECE	Bombshells	127
10	Small All Girl	4	Woodlands Elite	Generals	121
11	Small All Girl	5	Rain Athletics	Aqua	118
12	Small Senior Coed	1	MACS All Star Cheer	SENIOR STARZ	142
13	Small Senior Coed	2	Brandon All Stars	Senior Black	139
14	Small Senior Coed	3	KC Cheer	Fierce Five	123
15	Small Senior Coed	4	Woodlands Elite	Black Ops	118
16	Small Senior Coed	5	Cheer Athletics Charlotte	RoyalCats	103
17	Medium All Girl	1	Spirit of Texas	A-Team	133
18	Medium All Girl	2	Stingrays All Stars	Peach	125
19	Medium All Girl	3	Top Gun All Stars	Lady Jags	113
20	Medium Coed	1	Spirit of Texas	Royalty	137
21	Medium Coed	2	Prodigy All Stars	Midnight	129
22	Medium Coed	3	Stingrays All Stars	Steel	119
23	Medium Coed	4	The California All Stars Livermore	Black Ops	114
24	Large All Girl	1	Cheer Extreme	Senior Elite	141
25	Large All Girl	2	Cheer Athletics	Panthers	138
26	Large All Girl	3	World Cup	Shooting Stars	124
27	Large All Girl	4	The Stingray Allstars	Orange	120
28	Large Coed	1	Cheer Athletics	Cheetahs	134
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2024 Spirit Cheer Super Nationals Results (Searchable)

Posted on January 9, 2024January 31, 2024 by Steve Pawlyk

09
Jan

By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 9, 2024

(updated january 31)

As the lights dimmed in the Atlantic City Convention Center, the stage set for the Spirit Cheer Super Nationals 2024, an air of anticipation was palpable. The crowd held its breath, ready to be dazzled by the spectacular display of cheerleading prowess. What unfolded was nothing short of a theatrical spectacle – a blend of athleticism, artistry, and sheer determination, as teams from across the nation vied for the top spot. This prestigious competition, streamed live on Varsity TV, was an opportunity for teams to earn points for The League by Varsity All Star and secure bids for various end-of-season championships.

While dozens of teams showcased their skill and passion, certain performances stood out as the epitome of cheer excellence. These remarkable teams captivated the audience with a blend of flawless execution, innovative choreography, and unwavering team spirit. So today let’s go through some of the highlights of the event, spotlighting these outstanding teams and their performances. Let’s go! 🙌

East Celebrity Elite – Bombshells

The head-turners this year was East Celebrity Elite’s Bombshells in the Small Senior 6 category. Lead by Coach Steve Belanger, the Bombshells performance was a mesmerizing blend of tight floor work and pinpoint stunts. Executed flawlessly with unique musically timed choreography that gave a sense of perfect symmetry throughout the routine. They captivated the audience and judges alike, earning them a final score of 97.7333 and zero deductions. It was a routine that spoke volumes of the expertise and quality of ECE’s program; only made more evident by ECE’s Bomb Squad’s zero deductions, 96.8292 performance in Small Senior Coed 6.

South Jersey Storm – Celsius

Not to be outdone, South Jersey Storm’s Celsius excelled in the Small Senior Coed category with a final score of 97.2208, hitting zero and earning them a Full Paid Bid. Their high-energy routine, marked by precision tumbling and unique pyramids that seemed to hypnotically weave in and out of each other. They are undeniably a team of exceptional caliber.

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World Cup – Omni

Shifting to the International U18 Non-Tumbling Coed 6 division, World Cup Omni emerged as the dominant force. Their routine, marked by its innovative choreography began with a truly remarkable throw, and incorporated several unique pyramid executions, earning them a final score of 94.2334 and zero deductions. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a statement – a testament to their creative prowess and technical mastery.

Port City Athletics – Lux

In the intensely competitive Limited XSmall Senior Coed division, it was Port City Athletics’ Lux that hit zero and claimed victory. Scoring a phenomenal 95.8042, their routine was an exhilarating display of dynamic stunts and complex choreography, showcasing not just their skills but the seamless coordination and unity of the team.

Xtreme Cheer – Inferno

In the International Open Coed Non-Tumbling category, Xtreme Cheer’s team Inferno stole the show. Capturing the top spot with a score of 97.5476, their routine was a captivating fusion of athletic agility and creative choreography, leaving the audience in awe.

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Upper Merion All Stars – Royals

Coached by Kylie Franks, the Upper Merion All Stars’ team Royals showcased a commendable performance at the Spirit Cheer Super Nationals, earning them an “At Large” Bid. Securing 2nd place in the Extra Small 6 division with a score of 91.8125, their routine was a testament to their rigorous training and synchronization. Despite a deduction of 2.25, the team’s great floor work stood out. Their routine was characterized by exceptional synchronization, a factor that resonated strongly with their audience and judges alike. The Royals’ performance was a clear display of their dedication and potential, making them a team to watch in future competitions.

South Jersey Storm – Snow Angels

The South Jersey Storm’s team Snow Angels delivered an impressive performance at the Spirit Cheer Super Nationals, securing an “At Large” Bid. Finishing 2nd in the International U18 Non-Tumbling 6 division with a score of 90.2947 and no deductions, their performance was a display of impeccable timing and innovative choreography. The routine began with a unique sequence that immediately captured the attention of the audience, setting the tone for their high-caliber performance. The team’s ability to “hit zero” – a term used in cheerleading to denote a routine with no deductions or errors – was particularly noteworthy. Their execution and the originality of their choreography made their performance memorable, positioning the Snow Angels as a promising team in the cheerleading landscape.

As the curtains fell on this grand spectacle, the audience was left spellbound, eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this thrilling saga of cheerleading excellence. And below, you’ll find the detailed results (which are searchable), complete with scoring, deductions, and the coveted bids, all testament to the extraordinary talent that graced the stage at the Spirit Cheer Super Nationals 2024.

Spirit Cheer Super Nationals 2024 Results (Final Day)

Place	Program	Team	Raw	Deductions	Performance	Event Score	Bid	Division
1	Xtreme Cheer	Inferno	34.07	0.00	97.33	24.33		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
1	East Celebrity Elite	Bombshells	48.67	0.40	96.93	24.23		Small Senior 6
1	Upper Merion All Stars	Royals	48.30	0.00	96.60	24.15	(At Large)	Extra Small 6
1	East Celebrity Elite – CT	FAME	48.23	0.15	96.32	24.08		Extra Small Coed 6
1	World Cup	Omni	33.57	0.00	95.90	23.98		International U18 Non-Tumbling Coed 6
1	South Jersey Storm	Celsius	48.27	1.05	95.48	23.87	(Full Paid)	Small Senior Coed 6
2	East Celebrity Elite	Bomb Squad	48.03	1.00	95.07	23.77		Small Senior Coed 6
2	World Cup	Odyssey	47.97	0.90	95.03	23.76		Extra Small 6
1	Port City Athletics	LUX	47.63	0.25	95.02	23.75		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
2	TSC All Stars	Black Diamonds	47.40	0.00	94.80	23.70		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
3	The Stingray All Stars	Grand Master 6 GM6	47.20	1.05	93.35	23.34		Small Senior Coed 6
3	Hanover Elite	Flex	46.50	0.00	93.00	23.25		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
4	Upper Merion All Stars	Crush	46.50	1.20	91.80	22.95		Small Senior Coed 6
4	Evolution Cheer	Teal Obsession	46.63	1.50	91.77	22.94		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
1	A-List Athletics	Glamour Girls	32.37	1.00	91.48	22.87		International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
1	Pennsylvania Elite Cheerleading	Guardians	46.97	2.50	91.43	22.86		Limited Extra Small 6
2	Power Athletics – Maryland	Blackout	45.87	1.25	90.48	22.62		Limited Extra Small 6
5	Xtreme Cheer	Atomic-X	46.07	1.80	90.33	22.58		Small Senior Coed 6
2	All Star One	Lady Bang	31.77	0.75	90.01	22.50		International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
6	US Cheer Rebels	Rage Rebels	45.67	1.65	89.68	22.42		Small Senior Coed 6
5	Spirit Too	Black Ops	45.07	0.75	89.38	22.35		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
2	All Star One	Big Bang	43.83	1.65	86.02	21.50		Extra Small Coed 6
2	US Cheer Rebels	Revive Rebels	30.93	4.00	84.38	21.10		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
3	South Jersey Storm	Snow Angels	30.10	2.25	83.75	20.94	(At Large)	International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
3	The Stingray All Stars	Rich and Famous	26.97	4.10	72.95	18.24		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
3	Cheer Extreme Fairfax	SIRI	33.97	1.85	66.08	16.52		Extra Small Coed 6
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Results (Day 1)

Place	Program	Team	Raw	Deductions	Performance	Event Score	Bid	Division
1	Xtreme Cheer	Inferno	34.07	0.00	97.33	24.33		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
1	East Celebrity Elite	Bombshells	48.67	0.40	96.93	24.23		Small Senior 6
1	Upper Merion All Stars	Royals	48.30	0.00	96.60	24.15	(At Large)	Extra Small 6
1	East Celebrity Elite – CT	FAME	48.23	0.15	96.32	24.08		Extra Small Coed 6
1	World Cup	Omni	33.57	0.00	95.90	23.98		International U18 Non-Tumbling Coed 6
1	South Jersey Storm	Celsius	48.27	1.05	95.48	23.87	(Full Paid)	Small Senior Coed 6
2	East Celebrity Elite	Bomb Squad	48.03	1.00	95.07	23.77		Small Senior Coed 6
2	World Cup	Odyssey	47.97	0.90	95.03	23.76		Extra Small 6
1	Port City Athletics	LUX	47.63	0.25	95.02	23.75		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
2	TSC All Stars	Black Diamonds	47.40	0.00	94.80	23.70		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
3	The Stingray All Stars	Grand Master 6 GM6	47.20	1.05	93.35	23.34		Small Senior Coed 6
3	Hanover Elite	Flex	46.50	0.00	93.00	23.25		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
4	Upper Merion All Stars	Crush	46.50	1.20	91.80	22.95		Small Senior Coed 6
4	Evolution Cheer	Teal Obsession	46.63	1.50	91.77	22.94		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
1	A-List Athletics	Glamour Girls	32.37	1.00	91.48	22.87		International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
1	Pennsylvania Elite Cheerleading	Guardians	46.97	2.50	91.43	22.86		Limited Extra Small 6
2	Power Athletics – Maryland	Blackout	45.87	1.25	90.48	22.62		Limited Extra Small 6
5	Xtreme Cheer	Atomic-X	46.07	1.80	90.33	22.58		Small Senior Coed 6
2	All Star One	Lady Bang	31.77	0.75	90.01	22.50		International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
6	US Cheer Rebels	Rage Rebels	45.67	1.65	89.68	22.42		Small Senior Coed 6
5	Spirit Too	Black Ops	45.07	0.75	89.38	22.35		Limited Extra Small Coed 6
2	All Star One	Big Bang	43.83	1.65	86.02	21.50		Extra Small Coed 6
2	US Cheer Rebels	Revive Rebels	30.93	4.00	84.38	21.10		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
3	South Jersey Storm	Snow Angels	30.10	2.25	83.75	20.94	(At Large)	International U18 Non-Tumbling 6
3	The Stingray All Stars	Rich and Famous	26.97	4.10	72.95	18.24		International Open Non-Tumbling Coed 6
3	Cheer Extreme Fairfax	SIRI	33.97	1.85	66.08	16.52		Extra Small Coed 6
	Program	Team		Deductions			Bid	Division

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State-by-State Cheerleading Competitions: A Nationwide Showcase of Talent

Posted on January 8, 2024January 8, 2024 by IPP Music

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 8, 2024

The 2023-2024 cheerleading season has been remarkable, with over 1,100 competitions unfolding across the United States. These events, ranging from Texas to New York, have become hotspots for emerging talents in the world of cheerleading. Every state has contributed to this vibrant scene, offering young athletes a platform to demonstrate their skills, enthusiasm, and potential.

The Breakdown of Competitions by State

The 2023-2024 cheerleading season is bustling with over 1,100 competitions spread across the United States, reflecting the sport’s immense popularity and growth. Let’s explore some of the key competitions in states like Texas, Florida, California, Ohio, Tennessee, and North Carolina, highlighting their significance in the cheerleading community.

Texas: A Cheerleading Powerhouse

Redline Championships Winter Showdown 2024 (January 13-14, Frisco, Texas)
Cheer Power Cash Bash Showdown Galveston 2024 (January 13-14, Galveston, Texas)
Cheer America Texas State Championship 2024 (January 14, San Marcos, Texas)
NCA High School Nationals 2024 (January 19-21, Dallas, Texas)
United Cheer South TX Championship 2024 (January 20, Rosenberg, Texas)
Texas Cheerleader State Championship Arlington 2024 (January 21, Arlington, Texas)
NDA All Star Nationals 2024 (January 26-28, Grapevine, Texas)
Texas Cheerleader School Team State Championship 2024 (January 27, New Braunfels, Texas)

Florida: A Hub for Cheer Talent

UCA College Nationals 2024 (January 12-14, Osceola County, Florida)
FCDA East Coast Challenge Wellington 2024 (January 13, Wellington, Florida)
WSA Orlando 2024 (January 13, Orlando, Florida)
The STATE Daytona Beach Nationals 2024 (January 13-14, Daytona Beach, Florida)
Allstar Cheerleading Championships Showcase Reveal 2024 (January 19, Miami, Florida)

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California: The West Coast Cheer Scene

NCA – Roseville – Showdown (February 10-11, Roseville, California)

Ohio: A Rising Cheerleading State

NCA – Indianapolis – Classic (February 10, Indianapolis, Indiana)
MaXout Indy 2024 (February 4, Indianapolis, Indiana)

Tennessee and North Carolina: Growing Cheer Communities

Frontier Showdown 2024 (February 10-11, Gatlinburg, Tennessee)
Oak City Classic 2024 (January 6, Raleigh, North Carolina)
Port City Classic 2024 (February 3-4, Wilmington, North Carolina)
Rodeo Showdown 2024 (March 9-10, Raleigh, North Carolina)

Highlighting the Competitions

Some of the notable competitions include the UCA College Nationals in Osceola County, Florida, and the JAMfest Cheer Super Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana. Events like the Mardi Gras Grand Nationals in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Spirit of Hope Grand Nationals in Charlotte, North Carolina, are not just competitions; they’re celebrations of cheerleading culture. Virtual events have also gained traction, providing a platform for teams unable to travel.

The Impact on Young Athletes

For young cheerleaders, these competitions are more than just a chance to win trophies. They offer invaluable experiences in teamwork, discipline, and performance under pressure. Standout performers from these events often catch the eye of scouts and coaches, opening doors to further opportunities in cheerleading, whether it’s in college teams or professional squads.

The sheer amount of amazing cheer competitions coming up in the 2024 season is a testament to the sport’s thriving nature in the United States. From high-energy routines in Texas to innovative performances in California, these events showcase the best of cheerleading talent.

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The Big Showdown: A Look at The MAJORS 2024’s Top Cheer Teams

Posted on January 8, 2024January 8, 2024 by IPP Music

08
Jan

By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 8, 2024

Get ready for The MAJORS 2024, the ultimate cheerleading showdown happening on January 12th in Indianapolis, Indiana. This event is a big deal in the cheer world – it’s where the best of the best come to compete. This year, we’re talking about top teams like GymTyme Illinois Fever, Twist & Shout Diamonds, CheerVille Anarchy, and the California All Stars Vixens. These squads are the cream of the crop, and they’ve worked super hard to get here.

Who’s Who at The MAJORS

GymTyme Illinois Fever (XSmall Coed 6): These guys are known for bringing it every time. Their routines are tight, full of energy, and they always nail their moves.

Twist & Shout Diamonds (XSmall Coed 6): Talk about wow factor! This team’s performances are all about high-flying stunts and some seriously tough tumbling.

CheerVille Anarchy (XSmall Coed 6): They bring the power and the passion. Watching them perform is like seeing cheerleading at its most intense.

California All Stars Vixens (Extra Small Senior 6): This squad is all about blending skill with style. They make tough routines look graceful and easy.

Brandon All Stars Senior Black (Small Coed 6): This squad is known for their strong team dynamics and exceptional coed stunts. They bring a combination of power and artistry to their routines.

Cheer Extreme SSX (Small Senior 6): A team with a reputation for their precision and creativity, Cheer Extreme SSX is always a crowd-pleaser with their high-energy performances.

Prodigy All Stars Midnight (Medium Coed 6): Prodigy All Stars Midnight stands out with their intricate routines and flawless execution, making them a top contender.

Top Gun Lady Jags (Medium Senior 6): Known for their iconic style and high-flying skills, Top Gun Lady Jags are a powerhouse in the cheerleading community.

Cheer Athletics Panthers (Large Senior 6): This team is celebrated for their athleticism and innovative routines, consistently pushing the limits of the sport.

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The Venue and What to Expect

The Indiana Convention Center, set to host The MAJORS 2024, is more than just a venue for a cheerleading competition; it’s a stage for an extraordinary spectacle of skill and spirit. This iconic center, located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, becomes a bustling hub for the best cheerleading teams from around the country.

Imagine walking into a venue pulsating with energy, where the air is electric with anticipation. The stage is set for teams like GymTyme Illinois Fever, Twist & Shout Diamonds, CheerVille Anarchy, and California All Stars Vixens to showcase their impeccable routines. But it’s not just about what happens on the mat. The Indiana Convention Center offers a complete experience, combining the thrill of top-tier cheerleading with the vibrant atmosphere of Indianapolis.

This bustling city, known for its deep sports heritage, offers an array of attractions. From delightful eateries to cultural hotspots, there’s plenty to explore in Indianapolis, making the trip to The MAJORS 2024 about more than just cheerleading. Attendees can enjoy the city’s diverse culinary scene, rich history, and lively downtown area, all while being part of one of the most prestigious events in competitive cheerleading.

The MAJORS 2024 is a celebration of excellence in cheerleading, where teams not only compete for top honors but also display the culmination of their hard work, talent, and dedication. For cheer enthusiasts, this event is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, offering a chance to witness the pinnacle of cheerleading performance in an environment that is as exciting as the competition itself. It’s an event that encapsulates the essence of cheerleading – athleticism, teamwork, and the sheer joy of performance.

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Torrey Pines High School Cheer Squad: Triumph at the CIF San Diego Section Championship

Posted on January 4, 2024January 6, 2024 by IPP Music

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published January 4, 2024

The Torrey Pines High School cheer squad etched their name in history on December 2nd by clinching the prestigious CIF San Diego Section championship. This victory was not just a testament to their athletic prowess but also a culmination of dedication, team spirit, and relentless hard work.

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Journey to the Championship

In an astounding display of athleticism and team spirit, the Torrey Pines High School competitive cheer squad clinched the CIF San Diego Section championship in the Small Group Division II. The event, held at Montgomery High School on December 2nd, witnessed the Falcons showcasing a flawless routine that earned them this prestigious title.

Renowned for their impeccable performances, the team’s winning routine was a product of creative collaboration. Choreographed by Anna Haskell, a former NFL cheerleader and collegiate dancer, the music routine resonated with dynamism and energy. Complementing this, the cheer choreography, crafted by Head Coach Olivia Bogert, who also teaches AP literature and creative writing at Torrey Pines, added layers of sophistication and technique to the performance.

The Championship Day

On December 2nd, the Torrey Pines High School competitive cheer squad delivered a breathtaking performance at the CIF San Diego Section championship in Small Group Division II, held at Montgomery High School. Their routine, a blend of stunts, tumbling, jumping, dancing, and chants, was meticulously crafted over months of preparation. The choreography prepared by Anna Haskell and Head Coach Olivia Bogert, highlighted their exceptional skill in execution, technique, and difficulty. This performance not only won them the championship title but also marked their first victory in Traditional Cheer Competition and their first playoff appearance since competitive cheer was recognized as a sport. Their success at this event is a historic milestone for Torrey Pines and sets the stage for their next challenge: the CIF State Championships.

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The CIF Regional Cheer Championships, a gathering of 56 high school squads from across San Diego, is the arena where these teams vied for the top spot at various levels. Torrey Pines High School, standing out among these contenders, marked a historic moment by winning their first Traditional Cheer Competition championship. This victory was even more significant as it was their first playoff appearance since competitive cheer was acknowledged as a sport by the California Interscholastic Federation.

The rigorous preparation for this championship started in early October, with the team dedicating three to four sessions weekly after school and on weekends. Their two-and-a-half-minute routine, encompassing stunts, tumbling, jumping, dancing, and chants, was evaluated on execution, technique, and the difficulty degree. This dedicated preparation period was instrumental in honing their skills to perfection.

With this remarkable achievement, the Torrey Pines competitive cheer team is now gearing up for the next challenge – the CIF State Championships, scheduled at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, California, on January 27th. Here, they will compete against the top high school cheer teams in the state, aiming to add a California championship title to their accolades.

This triumph not only underscores the team’s exceptional talent and hard work but also sets a new standard of excellence for the Torrey Pines High School cheer program. As they prepare for the upcoming state championships, the squad carries with them the momentum of this victory and the support and pride of their school and community.

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