Cheerleading
All-Star Teams
Cherry Creek Elite Athletics has a strong tradition in All-Star Cheerleading. Our philosophy is to provide quality coaching and skill advancement while maintaining a fun environment for our athletes. Our coaches teach proper progression and skill advancement so each athlete will meet their long-term goals.
CCE offers Tiny, Mini, Youth, Junior and Senior All-Star teams of various levels! If you want to be an All-Star cheerleader, we have a team for you! Please contact Jen Savarese at 303-699-3991 or jen@cherrycreekelite.com, or visit our gym to set up your athlete's All-Star tryout evaluation.
2010-2011 All-Star Tryout Packet
Why join the CCE Cats?
Cherry Creek Elite Athletics provides superior cheer training, staff and facilities to ensure our athletes enjoy the ultimate All-Star cheerleading experience! The CCE All-Star program is decorated with various All-Star National Championships, namely Jamfest and JAMZ, as well as Colorado All-Star State Championship and regional title achievements. Our top-notch staff has quality training, coaching and performance experience in competitive high-school and collegiate level gymnastics, and competitive All-Star, high-school and collegiate level cheerleading. CCE coaches receive USASF credentialing to provide athletes with the latest All-Star trends and techniques. Want to be the best of the best? The Cats All-Star program is for you!
CCE, second to none!
Cat pride forever, we’re number one!
What is All-Star Cheerleading?
The USASF (U.S. All-Star Federation) defines All-Star cheerleading as a team, or program, that practices in a concentrated environment for the sole purpose of competition and does not represent a school. All-Star cheerleaders come together from different school districts to refine their skills and compete. Competitions are held on a spring floor. Cheer divisions are divided into the six natural levels of progression, to ensure that athletes are competing at their level of learning and against their level of competition. Coaches credential in each level to prove proficiency in level-specific tumbling, stunts and tosses. Each level (1 - 6) has its own set of rules that are particular to that level’s stage of motor acquisition.
