2024 IASF Cheerleading Worlds Results
Last month both Electric Athletics Midnight and Electric Athletics Twilight competed at IASF Cheerleading Worlds 2024 in Orlando, America.
Electric Athletics Midnight is our International Open Level 5, Coed 4 team. Electric Athletics Twilight is an International Under 18 Level 5 team.
The 'Cheerleading Worlds' championship began in 2004 with two divisions and has grown to include hundreds of teams in more than 20 divisions. Thousands of athletes from across the world compete for the coveted World Champion title.
IASF Cheerleading Worlds 2024 at a Glance
- 5 world stages that teams competed on.
- 12,838 athletes and coaches took part in the competition.
- A total of 563 cheerleading teams competed.
- 248 Non-US Cheerleading Teams
- 315 US Cheerleading Teams
- Cheerleading leading teams from 21 different countries showcased their skills.
Flying out on the Monday, the two teams and their coaches, spent 10 days exploring America, bonding as a team, and preparing for the competition. During this time, athletes got to experience training with American Cheerleading Program – Stingrays, enjoyed time around the pool and meals out, including attending the traditional Blue, Black and White Party, hosted and arranged by the coaches, and visit a number of attractions such as Magic Kingdom, the aquarium and Disney Springs. During the first rounds, only the top 3 teams from each country can qualify for the finials.
Electric Athletics Midnight qualified in first place on semi finials and placed 6th overall. Whilst Electric Athletics Twilight didn’t qualify for finials, they had an outstanding routine, impressed with their score sheet and were competing against 26 other teams in their divisions. And with a bid already for the 2025 worlds Electric Athletics Twilight are already looking at ways to increase their score sheet for next year.
About ISAF
ISAF aim to bring structure, consistency, safety and growth to the global community of All Star Cheer and Dance. The IASF endorses and recognizes the International Cheer Union (ICU) as the world governing body for the Sport of Cheer and its disciplines.
With the help of the global cheer and dance community, the IASF will help provide common ground for all countries involved in All Star Cheer and Dance. The IASF will provide clear understanding of rules, a consistent credentialing platform and opportunities for growth of the sport.
To find out more about this cheerleading competition you can visit the ISAF website here.
