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Varsity All Star Announces “The Summit”, A New All Levels National Championship

The Summit will take place on May 4-5, 2013 at the Walt Disney World® Resort’s ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla.

Memphis, Tenn., May 30, 2012 – Varsity All Star is pleased to announce the launch of the ultimate all levels national championship, The Summit, which will replace the International All Levels Virtual Championship as their end of the season event.

Varsity All Star LogoThe inaugural Summit, which will take place on May 4-5, 2013 at the Walt Disney World® Resort’s ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla., will offer 450 bids to the best teams from across the country in Youth, Junior and Senior Levels in non-Worlds divisions to face-off in a live competition, broadcast worldwide on Varsity TV.

Varsity All Star will be selecting teams to take the climb to The Summit by offering bids at their existing World Bid Events and at least eight other two-day events. An anticipated 450 partial paid and at large bids will be offered throughout the 2012-2013 season. The Level Grand Champions from the 2012 International All Levels Championship have already received partial paid bids to defend their titles in 2013.

“The Summit is an opportunity to broaden the field for more athletes, coaches, and gyms from every region of the country to reach their highest potential at this one-of-a-kind event,” says John Newby, Executive Vice President of Varsity All Star. “We are proud to support the USASF and what Worlds has done to recognize All Star’s highest caliber athletes, but we feel the timing is right to create an additional event that showcases athletes in all levels of All Star cheer.”

The Summit was announced at the Varsity All Star annual Gym Owners Conference in Las Vegas on May 22, where it was met with positive feedback from gym owners. “As a small gym owner, I don’t have a Level 5 team that puts us in the running for Worlds. I love the idea of a prestigious, all levels destination event for our teams,” says Mindy Clayton, Gym Owner, Idaho Falls Elite. “We’ve never had an opportunity to do something like this, and I think it will help attract more athletes to our gym.”

More information is available about The Summit at http://varsityallstar.com.

About Varsity

Varsity is the source for all things related to cheerleading and dance team. With a rich heritage and traditions dating back to 1948, Varsity is an innovative global leader comprised of the leading spirit brands and organizations including its educational camps, clinics, competitions and uniforms to teams around the world. Varsity’s National Championships, which are held at the Walt Disney World® Resorts, have been televised on ESPN Networks for more than 25 years. Web-based Varsity TV features thousands of cheerleading and dance team videos and has become a favorite cheer destination for cheerleaders and coaches alike. Varsity has led the way in cheerleading safety as a supporter of the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators since 1987 and as a camp leader training more than 300,000 cheerleaders per year in cheerleading fundamentals with an emphasis on safety. Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Varsity employs 5,000 employees nationwide. For more information about Varsity, please visit http://www.varsity.com.

Varsity All Star Announces The Summit

Varsity All*Star Summit, Texas Championship & Family Plan Updates

Varsity All*Star has recently announced The Summit, the Varsity All*Star Texas Championship, and updates to the Varsity Family Plan.

Varsity All Star LogoThe Summit

The Summit is a new year end championship with the tagline Innovative, Prestigious, Highly Competitive, “World’s Caliber” Production. The Summit will be for Youth, Junior, and Senior non-Worlds divisions and held at Walt Disney World on May 4-5, 2013. This event will replace the International All Levels Championship.

The Summit on VarsityAllStar.com

Varsity All*Star Texas Championship

The Texas Championship is a contest similar to the Midwest Championship of last season. Teams earn points based on their placements at 5 Varsity events. The team in each division with the most points wins jackets and a banner.

Texas Championship on VarsityAllStar.com

Family Plan Updates

The Varsity Family Plan was also updated. Qualifying for the Family Plan no longer requires attending events hosted by 3 different brands. There are also now 2 rebate percentages, one for gyms attending 4 events, and a separate one for gyms attending 5 or more events.

Varsity Family Plan on VarsityAllStar.com

IASF Divisions

There are currently 34 IASF divisions offered, not counting small and large splits or small gym divisions.

IASF Divisions:

  1. Tiny L1
  2. Mini L1
  3. Mini L2
  4. Mini L3
  5. Youth L1
  6. Youth L2
  7. Youth L3
  8. Youth L4
  9. Youth L5
  10. Junior L1
  11. Junior L2
  12. Junior L3
  13. Junior L4
  14. Junior L5
  15. Junior Coed L3
  16. Junior Coed L4
  17. Junior Coed L5
  18. Senior Open L5
  19. Senior L1
  20. Senior L2
  21. Senior L3
  22. Senior L4
  23. Senior L4.2
  24. Senior L5
  25. Senior Coed L3
  26. Senior Coed L4
  27. Senior Limited Coed L5
  28. Senior Semi Limited Coed L5
  29. Senior Unlimited Coed L5
  30. International Open L5
  31. International Open Coed L5
  32. Special Needs
  33. Open L6
  34. Open Coed L6

Total Number of Divisions by Level:

  • Level 1 – 5
  • Level 2 – 4
  • Level 3 – 6
  • Level 4 – 5
  • Level 4.2 – 1
  • Level 5 – 10
  • Level 6 – 2
  • Special Needs – 1

Age/Level Combinations:

  • Tiny L1
  • Mini L1
  • Mini L2
  • Mini L3
  • Youth L1
  • Youth L2
  • Youth L3
  • Youth L4
  • Youth L5
  • Junior L1
  • Junior L2
  • Junior L3
  • Junior L4
  • Junior L5
  • Senior L1
  • Senior L2
  • Senior L3
  • Senior L4
  • Senior L4.2
  • Senior L5
  • International Open L5
  • Special Needs
  • Open L6