Competing Lines
The Chicago Jazz fields multiple lines at USFSA-sanctioned competitions.
- Junior
- Novice
- Intermediate
- Juvenile
- Preliminary
- Pre-Juvenile (formerly known as Shooting Stars)
- Beginner (formerly known as Mousettes)
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