NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Pro Cheer League has confirmed it will return for a second season following the conclusion of its inaugural championship in Nashville, where Dallas Drive secured the title on a tiebreaker over Miami Metal.
With Season 1 complete, early details about Year 2 are beginning to emerge, including when additional information will be released.
Season 2 Confirmed, More Details Coming in Daytona
League officials have confirmed that Season 2 is set to move forward, with further announcements expected during NCA College Nationals in Daytona Beach.
Those updates are expected to include details on scheduling, teams, and league structure as the Pro Cheer League builds on its first season.
Core Structure Expected to Remain
The league’s competition format is expected to continue into Season 2.
Matches are structured around multiple quarters that combine traditional routines with head-to-head events, including endurance, stunting, and tumbling-based challenges. Scoring remains immediate and placement-based, with each round contributing directly to match outcomes.
The championship in Nashville followed that same structure, with the title ultimately decided in the final event.
Four-Team Model Remains the Current Standard
The inaugural season featured four teams: Dallas Drive, Miami Metal, Golden State Grit, and Atlanta Air.
There has been no official confirmation of expansion for Season 2. While expansion has been discussed, the league has not announced any additional teams or markets at this time.
