Cheer Athletics - Teams

Teams

They currently have 39 teams, ranging in age from 2 to adult. They have 26 All Star teams, 10 Dance teams, 3 REC teams, six level 5 teams, the highest level allowed for athletes under 18. They also have 10 teams who have taken home gold medals at the Cheerleading Worlds.

Special Needs Team
SuperKatz Special Needs
Level 1 Teams
Itty Bitty Kitties Tiny 1
Bobcats Small Mini 1
KittieKatz Small Youth 1
Bearkatz Small Junior 1
Level 2 Teams
Cubs Small Youth 2
Leopards Large Youth 2
Katz Small Junior 2
Snow Leopards Large Junior 2
Sabres Small Senior 2
Level 3 Teams
Lions Large Youth 3
Lynx Small Junior 3
IceCats Small Senior 3
FireCats Large Senior 3
Level 4 Teams
WonderKatz Small Youth 4
Bengals Small Junior 4
Thundercats Large Junior 4
Prowlers Small Senior Coed 4
Tigers Large Senior 4
Level 5 Teams
Pumas Large Senior 5R
Jaguars Large Junior 5
Swooshcats Medium Senior 5
Panthers Large Senior 5
Cheetahs Large Senior Coed 5
Wildcats International Open Coed 5
Level 6 Teams
LadyKatz International Open 6
REC Teams
Whitekatz Large Youth Prep L1
Bluekatz Junior Prep L2
Blackatz Senior Prep L3
Dance Teams
BoogieKatz Tiny Hip Hop
JamKatz Mini Hip Hop
KrunKatz Youth Hip Hop
KoolKatz Youth Prep Hip Hop
FunkyKatz Junior Hip-Hop
SwerveKatz Junior Prep Hip Hop
SwaggKatz Senior Hip-Hop
CrewKatz Senior Coed Hip-Hop
JazzyKatz Mini Jazz
TabbyKatz Youth Jazz
SassyKatz Senior Jazz
Past Teams
Kittens Small Mini 2
Cougars Large Senior 3
FierceKatz International Open 5
Junglecats International Open Coed 6

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