Cheerleading
Competitive cheerleading continues to be a rapidly growing sport. It combines stunting, tumbling, dance and jumps to make for demanding and entertaining routines.
We pride ourselves in our commitment to developing character alongside skills. Our invested coaches, outstanding facilities, incredible team of athletes and parents make for a culture of excellence. Come see for yourself what makes our gym stand out!
Novice Cheer
Novice is a half year team program and is designed for entry level into the sport. No experience is necessary and is a great place to start your cheer journey. Teams start in September and run until December. The second session starts in January and runs till April. Novice teams practice once a weekend perform at one competition near the end of the session. Novice participants wear a club tank top and shorts, no official uniform is required.
Prep Cheer
Prep Cheer is also for beginners, but the athletes take part in more competitions. Participants do not need cheer experience for Prep, but it is recommended for those who have been part of other organized activities or sports before as it is more structured.
All Star Cheer
All star cheer is broken into 7 levels. Most athletes have been in prep or novice before joining level 1 elite all star, but some athletes coming from a competitive gymnastics background may start a bit higher. In the spring/summer, teams practice 3 hours per week. In September practices bump to 6 hours a week. Teams compete at a few more events in these as on than the prep teams and a travel component is part of the experience. There are skill requirements for the different ages and levels. The biggest difference is the length of the season, number of practices, and travel commitment. A high level of commitment is required on an elite team. Attendance is mandatory for all practices and events.
