The Top 3 Teams In L6 Senior Coed XSmall Hit-Zero On Day 1

Posted January 16, 2022 in All Star

Eight teams took the mat in Indianapolis yesterday to compete in the L6 Senior Coed XSmall division at the 2022 JAMfest Cheer Super Nationals and the top three teams in the division executed incredible zero deduction routines!

CheerVille Athletics HV Anarchy currently holds the top spot in the division with a Day 1 score of 93.6667. Coed Crush from Elite Cheer Michigan is sitting in second followed by Rain Athletics Downpour in third.

Every team strives to hit a flawless zero-deduction routine but only these three teams were able to walk off the stage in L6 Senior Coed XSmall with that hit-zero feeling. The L6 Senior Coed – XSmall division continues for Day 2 in Indianapolis starting at 2:36 PM ET.

Will Anarchy take the top spot or will another contender rise up in the rankings? Tune in to Varsity TV to watch the 2022 JAMfest Cheer Super Nationals and find out live!

1st – CheerVille Athletics HV Anarchy

2nd – Elite Cheer Michigan – Coed Crush

3rd – Rain Athletics – Downpour

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2022 JAMfest Cheer Super Nationals

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