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✨ Tiny Scholars
Ages 4–6
Introduction Program
Our entry-level program nurtures young athletes through imaginative, movement-based cheer activities. It’s the perfect foundation for building confidence, coordination, and social-emotional development.
Key Highlights:
- Focus on basic motor skills and cheer motions
- Tumbling is optional
- Emphasis on fun, creativity, and early learning
📚 Mini Masters
Ages 6–10
Developmental Program
This developmental program bridges beginner fundamentals with early cheer technique. Athletes begin formal skill acquisition while gaining confidence and discipline in a team setting.
Required Foundational Skills:
- Forward roll
- Backward roll
- Handstand
- Cartwheel
- Round-off
- Push-up bridge
Tumbling Policy:
- Tumbling class is required if any skills are missing or need refinement
Focus Areas:
- Safe skill progression
- Technique development
- Positive coaching and team culture
🎓 Elite University
Ages 8–14
Advanced Training Program
For athletes serious about growth and competition, Elite University offers structured instruction, skill accountability, and high-level coaching. Tumbling is mandatory. Honors Track may be required for athletes lacking technique
(2 private lessons/month)
Level 1
- Requires prep course skills + front and back walkover connections
- Ages 11–14 without required skills may be accepted provisionally
Level 2
- Requires:
- Front and back walkover connections
- Round-off back handspring
- Standing back handspring
- Front and back walkover connections
Focus Areas:
Advanced skill development, technical mastery, and competitive performance readiness.
This division is designed for athletes who are committed to progressing through higher-level tumbling and cheer skills with an emphasis on:
- Technique-based instruction
- Skill connections and combinations
- Performance quality and consistency
- Structured goal-setting and accountability
💃 Dance Company
Ages 6–14
Our Dance Company is a dynamic extension of our cheer curriculum, created for athletes eager to grow beyond traditional cheerleading. With a focus on performance, versatility, and expression, this program offers a valuable foundation for those aspiring to join collegiate or professional teams, where dance is often a key component.
The group routine highlights hip-hop and jazz styles, while dancers may also explore solos, duets, and trios in genres such as:
- Jazz
- Lyrical
- Contemporary
- Acro
- Liturgical
Performance Policy:
Only dancers who demonstrate performance readiness and technical ability will be eligible to compete in the group routine.