Varsity TV is adding something new to the mix this year announcing the launch of The League Weekly Series to breakdown all things The League by Varsity All Star presented by Corkcicle. Every Thursday during the All Star Cheer season, Varsity TV will release a new episode to dive into the specifics of The League. Segments will include a Leaderboard breakdown, features on teams, athletes & coaches, regional & team spotlights, 1:1 interviews, and previews of upcoming competitions to earn points towards The League. Hosts Amber Salas and Arielle Dworetsky will use their own cheer experience to get the on-the-ground perspective as they cover the largest cheer events in the country.

Watch episode one here:

Meet Your Hosts: 

Amber Salas: 

Amber Salas did all star cheer for over 10 years competing at OC All Stars, The California All Stars and Pacific Coast Magic in Southern California. Some of her favorite memories include competing at The Cheerleading Worlds and NCA All Star Nationals. Amber then went on to do four years of college cheer on San Diego State University Co-Ed where she competed at UCA College Nationals three times. Amber spent two years as sports anchor and reporter for local TV, and is now excited to bring that experience to tell the stories of all star cheerleading. 

Arielle Dworetsky: 

Coming soon!

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The League by Varsity All Star

The League by Varsity All Star is the official ranking system for the sport of All Star cheerleading, changing the conversation from “Who won the weekend?” to “Who ranks at the top this season?” 

Every team who competes at a Varsity All Star Event this season will be included in The League. Team rankings are determined by the Points System displayed here. Teams earn points based on the assigned event and placement point value. 

At the end of the season, your top 6 Varsity All Star event scores will be used to calculate your final rank. In total, 120 winners will be recognized from 1st – 3rd place across each region. One champion will be crowned in each of the 5 regions across the 8 eligible divisions, and two League 6 conferences, meaning 42 champions will be awarded in total. Champions will win cash and prizes!