ROUND ROCK, Texas — The inaugural Kalahari Super Nationals has officially arrived—and it did so at full capacity.
The three-day event, produced by Redline Championships, is scheduled for May 1–3 at the Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center. More than 425 performances are set across the weekend as teams take the floor to close out their season.
The sellout comes in the event’s debut year, an early indicator of demand for a new competition entering the calendar.
Kalahari Super Nationals was introduced this season as a bid event, with teams competing for at-large and paid bids tied to postseason pathways, including the Allstar World Championship and future Redline events. The field includes programs that have remained active through the end of the season, with many using the weekend as a final competitive opportunity.
When an event sells out in its first year, it validates everything behind it—the vision, the execution, and the trust from this community,” said Jeb Harris. “Athletes, coaches, and families made the decision to show up, and that’s not something we take lightly. Our responsibility is to deliver an experience that meets that moment—and this weekend did exactly that.”
The event will run Friday through Sunday in Round Rock.
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