Tryouts run in May. Teams are placed and choreography camp - three intensive days learning that season’s routine start to finish - follows in June. Competition season runs November through February, most weekends taken up by a meet, and the year builds to one end-of-season championship in March.
All-star cheer has a reputation for costs that show up after you have already committed, so we publish the whole picture before tryouts: monthly tuition runs $175 to $225 depending on level, the uniform is a one-time $340, competition entry fees run $600 to $900 across the season, and travel plus hotel for the two away meets typically runs $450 to $700 per family. Choreography and music licensing is a flat $260, billed once at camp.
We run two team fundraisers a season - a car wash and a discount card drive - that typically offset $150 to $300 per athlete, and every family can split tuition and fees into monthly payment plans instead of paying season costs up front. Ask at the parent info session for the worksheet that adds it all up for your athlete’s level.
