All-Star Cheer: This is the most competitive and time-intensive program. The athletes are committed to a cheer team that practices twice a week, approximately 5  total hours, and requires a year-long commitment. They will compete in 5-6 competitions locally and attend at least 1 out-of-state competition. They also have 3 exhibition performances as well.

Novice or 1/2 year Cheer: This program is designed to introduce cheerleading and develop the skills associated with the sport. These teams meet once a week, practicing for 1.5 hours per week. Tumbling is optional. They will compete in 2 competitions locally, with an option to attend 1 out-of-state competition. They also have 3 exhibition performances as well.

Prep Cheer: This is also a competitive program that offers athletes an introduction into the competitive cheerleading world. The commitment level is high, just as it is in the All-Star program, however their practice time and competition schedule is reduced. These teams will practice twice a week, for 3 total hours, and requires a year-long commitment. They will compete in 4-5 competitions locally, with an option to attend 1 out-of-state competition. They also have 3 exhibition performances as well.

Recreational Cheer: This program is designed to introduce cheerleading and develop the skills associated with the sport. These teams meet once a week, practicing either 60 or 90 minutes, depending on age. These teams follow a semester-style schedule, designed to match local area school district schedules. At the end of each semester, they will compete in the Three Cheers Championship, our local in-house competition and exhibition. These athletes will also have the option to test for pom-poms, advancing in skill and technique. They will also have the option to march in local parades and attend civic events.