All-Star Open Level 4 Is Not International Right?

[torycf]

Or am I just not understanding?

A gym in Northern California is advertising an International Open Co-Ed level 4. Does this exist?
I thought it was just Open level 4 and they don't compete at Worlds or Summit? Or has something changed?
Thanks!

 

[OldskoolKYcheercoach]

Or am I just not understanding?

A gym in Northern California is advertising an International Open Co-Ed level 4. Does this exist?
I thought it was just Open level 4 and they don't compete at Worlds or Summit? Or has something changed?
Thanks!

There was an international open 4 for at least one season a few years back. I'm too lazy to go on USASF website and find out if it still exists.

 

[luv2cheer92]

Or am I just not understanding?

A gym in Northern California is advertising an International Open Co-Ed level 4. Does this exist?
I thought it was just Open level 4 and they don't compete at Worlds or Summit? Or has something changed?
Thanks!

Technically yes, it is Open 4. But most people will call it IO4 just because that's what the other open age group divisions are called. It doesn't really make any difference, it means the same thing.

 

[ryanaarontroy]

Or am I just not understanding?

A gym in Northern California is advertising an International Open Co-Ed level 4. Does this exist?
I thought it was just Open level 4 and they don't compete at Worlds or Summit? Or has something changed?
Thanks!

It's essentially the same thing. Its just more common to say IOC4 considering how many teams from around the globe compete at allstar games and NCA in this division

 

[torycf]

Got it-thanks for the replies!