Redline Championships Texas Grand Nationals will bring one of the biggest single-day gatherings in cheerleading to Texas this weekend. The event is set to host 376 teams and 4,124 athletes, making it the largest one-day cheerleading event in the United States.
The competition takes place at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, a premier sports venue and the world headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys. For athletes and programs traveling to the event, the scale of participation reflects how quickly the competition has grown into a major stop on the cheer calendar.
Texas Grand Nationals will feature teams from multiple divisions including all star, prep, and recreation programs. The one-day format places a full slate of performances into a packed schedule that will showcase thousands of athletes throughout the day.
Championship Bids Available
The event also carries significant postseason implications for teams looking to extend their season.
Texas Grand Nationals will award multiple paid and at-large bids to The Allstar World Championships, including:
8 Paid Bids to The Allstar World Championships
26 At-Large Bids to The Allstar World Championships
1 Paid Bid to The Allstar World Championships Dance
Prep and recreation divisions will also compete for advancement opportunities, with one paid bid and three partial bids to Prep and Rec Grand Nationals in Orlando available during the event.
Kalahari Super Nationals Sold Out
Redline Championships confirmed that Kalahari Super Nationals is officially sold out, meaning no new bids will be awarded to that event moving forward.
Teams that have already secured bids earlier in the season will compete, but Texas Grand Nationals will not add new qualifiers due to the event reaching capacity.
Athlete Experience at the Center
Beyond competition, Redline Championships continues to emphasize athlete-focused event experiences.
All athletes and attendees at Texas Grand Nationals will receive free action photography throughout the event, allowing programs and families to access professional photos without additional cost.
The competition will also be broadcast live for free, providing an opportunity for supporters and fans to watch performances remotely.
Athletes will receive event gifts, and championship winners will earn jackets or rings depending on division awards.
Part of The Open Championships Series
Texas Grand Nationals is also part of The Open Championships Series, where teams earn credits and rankings through participating events across the season.
The series allows programs to track performance results while competing at multiple qualifying competitions throughout the year.
For many teams attending Texas Grand Nationals, the event offers both competitive opportunity and valuable series points as they continue their season.
A Major Moment for the Season
With 376 teams scheduled to compete in a single day, the event represents a significant milestone for competitive cheerleading. The number of athletes and programs participating reflects continued growth in the sport and increasing demand for high-quality events.
As teams prepare to take the floor at Ford Center at The Star, Texas Grand Nationals is set to deliver one of the largest single-day competitions the cheer community has seen.
