Who won the cheerleading competition 2021?
The Stingray All Stars
Finals Results
| Rank | Program Name | Performance Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Stingray All Stars | 143.4 |
| 3 | Cheer Extreme – Raleigh | 143.3 |
| 2 | Cheer Extreme | 142.15 |
| 1 | Central Jersey All Stars | 141.1 |
Who won the cheer national championship?
Orlando, FL – UPIKE Cheerleading were crowned 2021 UCA National Champions Wednesday afternoon. The Bears claimed the program’s first ever title in the All Girl Open event, defeating three other schools after a near perfectly executed routine.
Who won UCA High School Nationals 2020?
Live Oak
Completed, Feb 7-9, 2020 Executing Perfection: Live Oak Wins National Title! Oak Grove Left It All On The Mat! Reigning Small Varsity DI Champions Hit In Finals!
Who won large All Girl Senior Worlds 2021?
The Stingray Allstars Orange
With a zero-deduction routine in Finals at The Cheerleading Worlds 2021, The Stingray Allstars Orange is taking home the championship title in L6 Senior Large All Girl with a final score of 143.4!
Who won Daytona 2021 cheer?
4/9/2021 12:23 PM PT 12:18 PM PT — UPSET ALERT — Navarro finished the competition in 2nd place with Trinity Valley Community College taking the crown in 2021. The results were close — TVCC received a score of 98.2292 with Navarro earning a 98.0708.
Who won the Grand National championship in 2019 cheerleading?
ATHENS, Texas — The Trinity Valley Cardinal Cheerleaders (TVCC) secured their 12th national title after beating their rival Navarro College at the NCA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championships in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Who won the 2019 high school cheerleading nationals?
The Costa Mesa High School cheerleading team, coached by Kori Johnson, won the coed nontumble division. It’s the Mustangs’ third UCA national championship, after winning in two different divisions in 2019.
Who won the 2019 national cheerleading competition?
In the final episode (spoiler), when Navarro wins the competition the team has been preparing for all season—this was Daytona 2019—the team really is competing in a two-team division, Advanced Large Coed, that consists of Navarro and Trinity Valley.