Season 14 of The MAJORS is here! This prestigious one-night event showcases the talent, skills and sportsmanship of some of the best cheer teams across Senior Level 6 divisions! On January 17, cheer fans from all across the nation will make their way to the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis to watch 27 teams put on the performance of a lifetime! This season's field of teams was announced back in July, and all these teams have been hard at work ever since preparing for their big moment. Fans have enjoyed getting a little sneak peek of what these teams are up to with this season's MAJORS Film Tour! 

Each season, the field of teams looks a little different. There are the veteran teams who have etched their names in The MAJORS Hall of Fame as champions, and there are always the teams who get invited to live out this dream at The MAJORS for the very first time! Ahead of the special night, here is a look at what fans should keep an eye on. 

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The MAJORS 2025: What To Look Out For

Cheer Athletics Cheetahs Aiming For Win #10 

The Cheer Athletics Cheetahs have forever marked their name in The MAJORS history books as the winnest team in the event's history. Cheetahs have won nine MAJORS titles in the Large Coed division! This season, the Cheetahs will aim to secure their third title in a row, as well as their 10th overall title. This season, The Stingray All Stars Steel will join Cheer Athletics Cheetahs as the two teams competing in the L6 Senior Large Coed division. Steel previously competed in the L6 Senior Medium Coed division, but is no stranger to the Large Coed crew. Steel has won two MAJORS titles in the L6 Senior Large Coed division, most recently in 2022. Keep an eye on this division to see who will take the 2025 win! 

SSX - These Sharks Aren't Messing Around!

Cheer Extreme SSX made a statement last season at The MAJORS 2024 walking out and absolutely crushing their routine to walk away as Grand Champions with the highest score of the entire competition! This season, SSX is picking up right where they left off already showcasing some beautiful routines loaded with talent & skill. Cheer Extreme SSX has won a total of seven MAJORS titles, including three in a row spanning from 2022-2024. Cheer Extreme Raleigh Owner & SSX head coach Kelly Helton told Varsity TV this summer that this year's team is made up of some of the most unique athletes. 

"For the first time, we have someone from outside of the country on this team, so the girls represent 11 different states and two countries," said Helton. 

Leshay Bravo is an athlete on SSX coming all the way from Nottingham, England. She says she's living out the American Dream being a part of SSX and the Cheer Extreme Program. 

"What made me want to come to Cheer Extreme was watching all of their teams and seeing how amazing they did. I always wanted to be a part of the SSX legacy," said Bravo, a backspot on SSX. "This year I'm most looking forward to going to all of the major competitions like The MAJORS, NCA, and the USASF Cheerleading Worlds with this team, and getting to experience the year with SSX and the American Dream," said Bravo.   

The Homegrown ICE Golden Girls 

ICE Golden Girls is one of a few teams that is experiencing The MAJORS for the first time ever! The Golden Girls will take the stage in the L6 Senior XSmall division along with South Coast Cheer Fearless and The California All Stars Lady Bullets. ICE Golden Girls is that hometown team coming from a gym located in Indianapolis. Most of the athletes on this team have grown up attending The MAJORS and looking up to all the inspiring teams who took the stage. The Golden Girls coaches say this group of athletes is ready for their moment to shine stating that they've watched this event since they were little girls with big dreams! 

Adelyn Wirges says shes dreamed of this moment ever since she started attending The MAJORS as a fan. 

"I've gone for the past five years with one of my friends. We always went together and we would always say, 'One day we're going to make it here. We're going to work really hard and we're going to get here.' Just being able to be one of those fan girls and looking at all these crazy teams and knowing that you're there now is really cool," said Wirges, a fifth-year athlete on the ICE Golden Girls. 

To the little girl that dreamed of taking the majors floor… In 2 weeks your dream comes true! ✨🙌🏻💗@MAJORScheer @icegoldengirls #makinghistory pic.twitter.com/1CHUaixMGs

— Adelyn Wirges (@iceadelyn) January 3, 2025