IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – The California All Stars Showcase puts on display the West Coast’s largest all star program. With six locations throughout California, Nevada, and Arizona this historically strong gym has racked up 15 World Championship titles, and have earned at least one win at the event in every year for the last decade.
- 2009 (1) Senior Unlimited Coed 5
- 2010 (1) International Junior Coed 5
- 2011 (1) Senior Unlimited Coed 5
- 2012 (1) Senior Small Coed 5
- 2013 (4) International All Girl 5, Senior Small Coed 5, Senior Medium Coed 5, Senior Small All Girl 5
- 2014 (1) Senior Small Coed 5
- 2015 (1) Senior Small Coed 5
- 2016 (1) International All Girl 5
- 2017 (1) Senior Medium Coed 5
- 2018 (3) Senior Medium Coed 5, Senior Small Coed 5, International Small Coed 6
To maintain that level of elite level success while racking up Summit Championship wins since the creation of the event, there is clearly something unique about the makeup of The California All Stars program. The gym’s deep rooted ‘family focus’ is easily instantly on display from the leadership team of the program. Sisters Tannaz Kirichkow, Neda Emamjomeh, Ranna Garcia, and Jeff McQueen have stewarded this brand of multiple gyms to success, while mirroring and instilling their own values of the importance of a family first experience.
Memorable Moments & Performances
California All Stars SMOED – Camarillo
One of the most decorated teams in the history of cheerleading, with one of the most fanatical fan bases debuted a new routine style for 2018-2019. From the onset, the racing theme included use of props coupled with the same level of perfection, and difficulty that has led the team to their 5 World Championship titles. Fans quickly took notice declaring that SMOED is a front-runner for a repeat back-to-back World Championship win in 2019. See their #CaliShowCAse routine here:
The reigning World Champions 🌎🥇 and one of the most decorated teams in the history of cheerleading!@TheCaliAllStars Smoed debut their 2018/2019 routine at #CaliShowCAse! pic.twitter.com/1JYEQrexYY
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 15, 2018
California All Stars Black Ops – Livermore
The defending back-to-back World Champions in Senior Medium Coed debuted their new routine at #CaliShowCAse on October 14th, 2018. Their relentless grip on the division over the past few seasons is showing little sign of letting up as we enter into the 2018-2019 season. See their showcase routine here:
The reigning Back to Back World Champions 🌎🥇 @TheCaliAllStars Black Ops – looking for 3! #CaliShowCAse
Completely reloaded for 2019! pic.twitter.com/rf8hcE2eXF
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 15, 2018
California All Stars Reckless – Camarillo
The third 2018 World Championship team from California All Stars debuted one of the most complete and competition ready routines of the event. Reckless, the 2018 Small International Coed 6 Champions, has picked up right where they left off their win in April. See their full showcase routine here:
Reigning World Champions 🌎 🥇@TheCaliAllStars Reckless SMIOC6 picking up right where they left off at their debut at #CaliShowCAse! pic.twitter.com/CJs1nN0wdX
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 15, 2018
California All Stars Vixens – Mesa
Moving from Medium Senior 5 in the 2017/2018 season, to Extra Small Senior 5 instantly moves Vixens into being a globe contender at the 2019 World Championship. One of the most shocking skill-sets of the day came from the Vixens out of Mesa, AZ. See their showcase routine here (yes, there was a male fill in):
Lots of skill from Vixens XSMSR5 🌎 from @TheCaliAllStars Mesa, AZ! Wow 👀 pic.twitter.com/owbO5xKZ0l
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 15, 2018
California All Stars Sparkle – San Marcos
Sparkle has previously won the Cheerleading World Championship, and in one of the biggest surprises of the day the team debuted at the #CaliShowCAse looking stronger than they ever have for such an early date in the year. See their full showcase routine here:
Previous World Champions 🌎@TheCaliAllStars Sparkle are looking to get back on top in 2019! With their strongest debut to date! pic.twitter.com/760WJdbqsx
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 15, 2018
California All Stars Ghost Recon – Livermore
If the preview we saw from the International Coed 5 “Ghost Recon” from California All Stars Livermore is any indication of what to expect from them this season, we are in for a good show all year long. See their routine highlight from #CaliShowCAse here:
The @TheCaliAllStars Ghost Recon… it’s off that they went at #CaliShowCAse 👀 pic.twitter.com/uRUwHImG4d
— cheerUPDATES (@cheerUPDATES) October 14, 2018
California All Stars Blackjacks – Las Vegas
The four-time consecutive Summit Champions have once again set the standard for Level 4 & their division. Every year the Blackjacks boundaries within their level to deliver a routine with an unbelievable skillset. See their 2018 showcase routine here:
Four time consecutive Summit 🏔 Champions 🥇 @TheCaliAllStars Blackjacks with an incredible start to the season! 😍👀 pic.twitter.com/U9TKGLcQ5h
— cheerUPDATES2 (@cheerUPDATES2) October 14, 2018
California All Stars Platinum – Ontario
One of the stand-out Level 1-4 teams from the #CaliShowCAse was Platinum, MEDSR3, from California All Stars Ontario location. Precision and attention to detail & style were showcased throughout this packed routine. See their showcase highlight here:
Team after Team from @TheCaliAllStars Ontario 😍
Featured: Platinum – MEDSR3 pic.twitter.com/JuP97AGfav
— cheerUPDATES2 (@cheerUPDATES2) October 14, 2018
California All Stars Vogue – Mesa
The California All Stars has the largest concentration of Senior Level 1 teams in the world. Vogue from Mesa, AZ debuted their 2018-2019 routine which showcased the things that are possible when you push the boundaries of the level! See their routine highlight here:
The @TheCaliAllStars Senior 1 program – 😍 Vogue from Mesa, AZ debuts at #CaliShowCAse! pic.twitter.com/T5FRnB3pxN
— cheerUPDATES2 (@cheerUPDATES2) October 14, 2018
California All Stars Crystal – Ontario
Defending two-time Summit Champions, Crystal, from California All Stars Ontario was everything that anyone could want in a Level 1 team. The team shows no slipping on their relentless grip of the division based on their routine from #CaliShowCAse on October 14th. See their routine from the event here:
INCREDIBLE DEBUT of the Two time defending Summit 🏔Champions 🥇 @TheCaliAllStars Crystal MEDSR1 #CaliShowCAse! 😍 pic.twitter.com/QBzV8XffB4
— cheerUPDATES2 (@cheerUPDATES2) October 14, 2018
Learn more about The California All Stars program at www.californiaallstars.com.
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