I don't believe US teams are allowed to qualify for Worlds in those divisions, so you won't see any American programs there.
Memphis Cheer Tiny Novice-Tiny Tigers Mini 1-Mighty Minis Youth 2-Blue Streak Junior 3-Reckless Senior 2-Senior Legacy Senior 3-Black Smack Senior 5 coed-Blue Diamonds CheerAbilities-Shooting Stars Parent team-Platinum Punch I’m excited -especially since the parent team is now a regular thing. CP is on S2, which seems like a great fit for her.
I don't know. There may be good reasons, but from an outside perspective, the politics surrounding all of the USASF/IASF dealings seem a little crazy. The number/naming/logic of the divisions was pretty consistent for many years, but it has gotten a little FUBAR the last 2-3 years.
Are athletes allowed to attend two different gyms and compete at all the National's with one gym and then compete at another as World's, but two distinctly different locations? The two gyms never overlapping at competitions?
Same deal as swapping worlds teams mid-season - Gym A will need to sign a waiver for athlete to compete with Gym B at worlds. Once you compete with one program regardless of level you are locked in unless they sign a release. It doesn't matter if they compete at the same events or not
CheerForce Tiny Turbulence - Tiny Prep Level 1 Mini Mutiny - Mini Level 1 Riot - Junior Level 1 Havoc - Youth Level 2 Ferocious - Junior Level 2 Craze - Youth Level 3 Frenzy - Senior Level 3 Envy - Senior Level 4.2 Vengeance - Junior Level 4 Wrath - Senior Level 4 Worlds Anarchy - Int. Coed NT Level 6 Blackout - Small Int. Coed Level 6 Nfinity - Large Int. Coed Level 6 Lady Aztecs - Int. All Girl Level 7
Is Anarchy a new team? Cheerforce always has the best choreo so I’m excited to see what they do with an NT team
