The pinnacle of All-Star cheerleading.
Held every spring at ESPN Wide World of Sports, The Cheerleading Worlds crowns the world champions in Levels 5, 6, and 7 across every International division. Only bid-winning programs qualify — earned across the USASF-sanctioned bid season.

The Cheerleading Worlds will use a new 100-point scoring system for USASF Club divisions in 2027, replacing the current 170-point format.

A federal appeals court has reignited the legal firestorm between the USASF and The Open Championship Series, sending the fight over the 'Worlds' trademark back to a jury trial.

A federal appeals court has revived USASF's trademark lawsuit over "The Cheerleading Worlds," reversing a lower court that ruled the marks generic. Here's what happened, what trademark terms like "generic," "descriptive," and "secondary meaning" actually mean, and what it means for the future of cheer.

Complete cheerleading Worlds results from 2004–2026. Explore division champions, medalists, and standout performances from The Cheerleading Worlds.

Everything you need to know about The Cheerleading Worlds 2026 from April 24-27.

The Cheerleading Worlds and Dance Worlds opened in Orlando with more than 14,000 athletes competing across both championships.
Teams must earn a bid from a USASF-sanctioned event during the bid season. Bids come in three tiers — At-Large, Wild Card, and Fully Paid — with the exact allotment per event set by USASF.
Every session streams live on Varsity TV. Cheer Daily covers order of appearance, live scoring, and champion announcements as they happen.
Bids are awarded throughout the fall and winter competition season. Cheer Daily maintains a live Worlds bid tracker updated within 24 hours of every awarding event.