All Star World Championship Bids

​Event Details:
Rise Up Cheer Challenge
March 14th & 15th, 2026
West Edmonton Mall

​Applications have now closed. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]

Bid Availability & Distribution:
4 At-Large Bids to the Allstar World Championships held in Orlando Florida in April.

To be eligible for a bid, coaches MUST fill out a bid declaration form before February 1st, 2026.

Due to the date of Rise Up and an earlier date for World’s this year teams can ONLY defer their bid to 2027, bids cannot be used for the 2026 event. When deferring the following changes may be made:

1. Can adjust their age up one division (cannot change level). Example: A team receiving a bid as a youth 2 can use the bid the following season as a youth 2 or junior 2. They can not move down a division. 
2. Can add or remove athletes as long as teams remain the same size division. Example: teams receiving a bid with 16-23 would be considered a small division. Teams can add or remove athletes, as long as they stay within 16-23 athletes on the team
3. Deferred teams must compete with 50% of the the team that received the bid for that division. If you do not have 50% then you would have to compete in the battle round. 

Canadian teams may compete in IASF or the Open Championship Series divisions at the Allstar World Championship. Please follow the link for the OCS Age grid.


Four at large bids will be awarded to the highest scoring teams in the following manner:
● At Large #1 - Highest score in combined U16 / U18 / Open Divisions
● At Large #2 - Highest score in the combined U12 / U8 Divisions
● At Large #3 – Next highest scoring team in combined U16 / U18 / Open Divisions
● At Large #4 – Next highest scoring team in the combined U12 / U8 Divisions

All teams awarded bids to The Allstar Worlds must follow all divisions, age grids, scoring and rules put into place by The Open Championship Series when at The Allstar Worlds event. Please review the Rules & Scoring on their website.
**Due to the comparative scoring system in Canada all final scores will be converted to a percentage to allow level 1 teams (no basket toss score) and all non-tumbling teams equal opportunities for bids.