Level 4 Champions Crowned At The Quest!

Posted March 14, 2020

It has been an exciting day at the first ever Quest 2020, and the Level 4 champions have been crowned! Talented Rec teams, ages 8 through 18 took on the Level 4 divisions, and they didn't disappoint. Take a look at the Level 4 winners of the inaugural Quest 2020!

Level 4 Performance Rec – 8-14 Years Old (NON)

4 of a Kind from RTC came off the floor with a zero deduction routine, sending them straight to the top spot! The team received a final score of a 95.7667, making them the champions. Titan Cheer Alliance Legends came in a close second behind 4 of a Kind with a 95.5167. Take a look at the winning routine!

RTC – 4 of a Kind

Level 4 Performance Rec – 11-18 Years Old (AFF)

Fauquier Lady Wolfpack Power Elite went head-to-head with one other team in the Level 4 Performance Rec 11 to 18 Years Old Affiliated division and the team came out on top with a 95.7667! SYA Extreme Black Ice also had an incredible routine and came in second behind Power Elite with a final score of a 93.6167. Watch Power Elite's routine!

Fauquier Lady Wolfpack – Power Elite

Level 4 Performance Rec – 11-18 Years Old (NON)

The champion has been named in the Level 4 Performance Rec 11 to 18 Years Old Non-Affiliated division and Oaklyn Cats Cheerleading Queen Cats claimed the title! After a zero deduction routine, they received a final score of a 99.3667! Interboro Hornets Cheerleading Lady Sting came in second to Queen Cats with a 97.5333. Check out Queen Cat's winning routine!

Oaklyn Cats Cheerleading – Queen Cats

Click To View The Quest 2020 Results Here!

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