CHEERSPORT is returning to Atlanta and the Georgia World Congress Center in 2024 for the CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship, andVarsity TV will be there to provide live coverage of the event.
The exciting weekend will kick off Feb. 16 with CHEERSPORT Friday Night Live, which will help raise money for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
The National All Star Cheerleading Championship itself gives thousands of athletes each season the chance to compete and showcase their skills for bids to end-of-season events, special gifts and awards and, of course, the opportunity to shine against the best of the best.
CHEERSPORT was founded in 1993 by all star coaches who loved competitive cheerleading and wanted to put their own spin on competition. An ultimate goal is to exceed the expectations of everyone involved.
Enjoy complete coverage of the event, as talented cheer teams in Division I and Division II go head-to-head with their sights set on obtaining points to The League and a bid to one of the prestigious end-of-season championships!
Who: All Star Cheer Teams
When: Feb. 17-18, 2024
Where:Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta
Watch:LIVE on Varsity TV
Rebroadcast:Watch HERE
The League by Varsity All Star:700 Points Up For Grabs
What To Know About The Georgia World Congress Center
When the CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship returns to Atlanta and the Georgia World Congress Center in 2024, it should be familiar territory for many competitors and their guests, while others will get to enjoy Atlanta’s charm and hospitality for the first time.
The GWCC is located in downtown Atlanta and features 1.5 million square feet of exhibit space, which allows for flexibility in hosting a variety of events. It opened in 1976 and has been through three expansions – 1985, 1992 and 2002 – to keep up with growth and demands.
The venue now has a dozen exhibit halls in all, two ballrooms, three auditoriums, nearly 100 meeting rooms, landscaped outdoor spaces and approximately 7,000 parking spaces.
The convention center is just a piece of an expansive campus overseen by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority.
The campus spans more than 220 acres and also includes Centennial Olympic Park (from the 1996 Summer Olympic Games) and Mercedez-Benz Stadium (home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United).
An on-site hotel scheduled to open in 2024 – Signia by Hilton Atlanta.
Additional info about the Georgia World Congress Center: Directions | Event Calendar | Getting Around Downtown
Things To Do In The Atlanta Area
Click HERE to learn more about the Atlanta area. Click HERE to learn specifically about downtown Atlanta.
Atlanta is the capital of Georgia, and with a rich history that spans nearly 200 years, the city has played a large role in shaping the America we know and enjoy today, first as a rail hub, as the birthplace of Coca-Cola and as a major center for the Civil Rights Movement (it was home to Martin Luther King Jr.).
As the host of the Summer Olympics in 1996, Atlanta received many updates and new facilities, while the area also became a hub for Delta Airlines.
The long story short here, is that for history buffs, two centuries of history means there’s so much to see and learn about when there’s time away from the competition.
If turning back time isn’t your thing, however, there are many exciting, uplifting and fun things to see and experience, beginning with the Centennial Olympic Park and the Centennial Park District, all within walking distance of the convention center.
There’s also the Georgia Aquarium, College Football Hall of Fame, Children’s Museum of Atlanta, Peachtree Trolleyandthe World of Coca-Cola, where visitors can learn about the history of co*ke and try more than 100 beverages from around the world.
Those are just a few of the amazing things nearby. HERE is a more complete list, including some of the best places to eat and drink.
One of the other benefits of traveling to compete is the chance to enjoy food and culture from different regions.
The Atlanta area certainly has a long list of delicious things to try and enjoy, including BBQ, fried chicken, chicken and dumplings, shrimp and grits, Brunswick stew, cornbread, pecan pie, peach cobbler, greens, biscuits and gravy, fried pies and hot dogs at The Varsity, sweet tea – even seafood.
While planning for your visit to the ATL, check out this list of 50 fun things to do.
Need a car to get around the Atlanta area? Visit Avis!
How To Watch The2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship
The 2024 CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship will stream LIVE on Varsity TV.
The rebroadcast will stream on Varsity TV on a delay of 24 hours.
If you’re going to be in Atlanta and want to see the event in person, click HERE for spectator and ticket information.
The 2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship Results
Results for the2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship can be found here.
The 2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship Schedule
The schedule for the2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship can be found here.
Bids Up For Grabs At The2024CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship
- 9 Paid Bids to The Cheerleading Worlds
- 27 At-Large Bids to The Cheerleading Worlds
- 12 Paid Bids to The Summit
- 2 IASF At-Large Bids to The Summit
- 12 Paid Bids to The D2 Summit
- 4 Paid Bids to The Youth Summit
- 2 Paid Bids for Division I teams to The Regional Summit
- 2 Paid Bids for Division II teams to The Regional Summit
- Top 3 teams in eligible divisions will earn an At-Large Bid to The Regional Summit
- 1 Paid Bid to The Recreational Summit & The Quest Recreational Championship
- 3 At-Large (RS) or Bronze (Quest) Bids to The Recreational Summit & The Quest Recreational Championship
- 3 Wild-Card (RS) or At-Large (Quest) Bids for AFF divisions to The Recreational Summit & The Quest Recreational Championship
- 3 Wild-Card (RS) or At-Large Bids (Quest) for non-AFF divisions to The Recreational Summit & The Quest Recreational Championship
- Golden Tickets to The U.S. Finals
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 that competes at a Varsity All Star Event this season will be included in The League by Varsity All Star.
Team rankings are determined by the Points System displayed here. At each Varsity All Star event your team competes, your team will earn points based on the assigned event and placement point value.
At the end of the season, your five best Varsity All Star event scores will be used to calculate your final rank.
In total, 120 winners will be recognized from first to third place across each region. One champion will be crowned in each of the five regions across the eight eligible divisions, meaning 40 champions will be awarded in total. Champions will win cash and prizes!
Click here to learn more about The League
700 Points Up For Grabs In Atlanta
Click here to view the full points system/breakdown.
Results From Previous Editions Of TheCHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship
CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship – 2023
CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship – 2022
CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship – 2021
CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship – 2020
CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship – 2019
Tune in to Varsity TV on Feb. 17-18 to watch all the action live from the 2024 CHEERSPORT National All Star Cheerleading Championship in Atlanta!
