Last Chance To Submit Your Video For The U.S. Finals!

Posted June 18, 2020

It's the final day for registered teams to submit a video of their routine to be judged and ranked for The U.S. Finals Virtual Championship!

Video submissions must be complete by tonight, Thursday, June 18, at 11:59 pm CT.

Video Submission Tips & Requirements:

Teams will submit a video of their routine to be judged and ranked, meeting one of the three qualifications outlined below.

Varsity All Star Event Video

Teams may submit a previously recorded video from any Varsity All Star event from the 2019 – 2020 season, previous season videos will not be accepted.

Video from Practice

Teams may submit a previously recorded video of their routine taken in their practice facility.

Alternative Solution

For teams that are unable to submit a video they own from a prior event or practice, please email videos@theusfinals.com to learn about alternative options.

Important Note: Videos will need to be one take – edited footage will not be accepted. All 4 corners of the floor should be visible. The program must own rights to this video and consent to it being posted on Varsity TV for The U.S. Finals Virtual Championship. When uploading, teams will need to indicate if they have the synch rights to the music being used in the video. If teams have synch rights, the video will be played on Varsity TV with sound – if not, the video will be muted.

Don't forget, registered teams have only four days to submit their videos so don't miss out!

Good luck to all the teams taking part in The U.S. Finals Virtual Championship! We can't wait to celebrate your year and end the season together, while apart!

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