5 Returning Champions To Watch At WSF Louisville

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WSF is back and ready to celebrate its 20th year in Louisville, Kentucky, on December 4th-5th! Founded in 2001, The World Spirit Federations' vision was to offer high-quality events and 20 years later athletes, coaches, and spectators continue to celebrate this brand's personal attention and world recognition.

This year teams will return to the Kentucky Expo Center after competing virtually last year in hopes of earning a bid to their favorite end-of-season competitions. Teams will have the opportunity to earn a bid to The Cheerleading Worlds, The Dance Worlds, The Summit, The D2 Summit, The Dance Summit, The Regional Summit, and The U.S. Finals.

This two-day competition will catch an early start on Saturday morning with D1 all star and dance divisions taking over three different venues. As the day continues you'll be able to watch performances from the D2 all star, Prep, Rec, Exhibition, and Novice teams. Don't miss out on the action as it continues Sunday with another full day of all star cheer and dance.

As you prepare for a weekend full of cheer and dance action at the 2021 WSF Louisville Grand Nationals DI/DII live from Louisville, Kentucky, take a look back at five of the reigning 2020 WSF champions.

Rockstar Cheer Pittsburgh Supermodels

Level 6 – International – Open

These ladies are back to defend their title in the International Open Level 6 division. The Supermodels took first virtually with a 95.65.

Supreme Athletics Kings&Queens

Level 6 – Senior – Coed

Supreme Athletics took the crown last season in the Level 6 Senior division after submitting a zero deduction routine and scoring a 94.5. 

But what's a queen without her king? This team will be taking on a new division in hopes of a similar outcome.

Pittsburgh Pride All Stars Beast Mode

Level 5 – Junior 

These athletes will be back and ready to go beast mode in the Senior division this season. Last year as just Juniors the team scored a massive 96.8 with zero deductions.

Pittsburgh Pride All Stars Triple Threat

Level 3- Junior- Medium

Another Pittsburgh Pride All Stars team, Triple Threat, will be defending their championship after earning an impressive 97.6 last year. 

Energizers

Senior Small Pom

Last season Energizers swept the dance side of the competition taking home first place in eight divisions! Their Senior Small Pom routine held the highest score in the competition at 98.333 and zero deductions.

 

Can't make it to Louisville to watch the 2021 WSF Louisville Grand Nationals DI/DII live? We've got you covered! Watch it all LIVE on Varsity TV!


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