Charlotte All-Stars

Charlotte All-Star Cheerleading or known as CAC, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, is one of the largest and most respected^[who?] all-star cheerleading programs in the United States with over 400 cheerleaders and 18 teams. Along the way CAC earned over 800 National Championship titles. Even more importantly, CAC has had an opportunity to positively shape the lives of thousands of kids who have passed through the program. They want every one of their cheerleaders to come out of the program better than they were coming in. Be it improved physical fitness and cheerleading skills, a better understanding of what it takes to be a successful member of a team, increased self-confidence or an understanding that they can be the best and compete with the best without ethical or moral sacrifice. It is their sincere hope that we can develop these life skills and more, all in a fun and positive environment.

History

Charlotte Allstar Cheerleading was founded in 1990 by co-owners Julie O'Brien and Kevin Brubaker. With nothing but an empty warehouse, some used gymnastics equipment and a passion for teaching kids, the CAC program began with just one team of 18 cheerleaders.Charlotte allstars are a competition team they go to competitions all over the U.S. At the 2005-2006 Cheerleading Worlds, they won 2nd place, taking home a silver medal. Also, they took home bronze in 2010.

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Teams

CAC now has 19 teams, ranging in age from 5 to adult. They have 3 coed teams and 3 level 5 teams. Their teams consist of:

• Lime (small tiny level 1)
• Grape (large mini level 1)
• Peach (small mini level 2)
• Neon Green (large youth level 1)
• Blue Ice (large youth level 2)
• Hot Pink (large youth level 3)
• Sunkist Orange (small youth level 4)
• Violet (small junior level 1)
• Mint (large junior level 1)
• Turquoise (large junior level 2)
• Jade (small junior level 2)
• Coral (large junior level 3)
• Aqua (large junior level 4)
• Platinum (large junior coed level 5)
• Garnet (senior level 4.2)
• Sapphire (small senior level 3)
• Onyx (large senior coed level 4)
• Gold (small senior level 5)
• Teal (large senior limited coed level 5)

They've recently added a special needs team named Angels, becoming one of the only sports teams in Charlotte, North Carolina to have a special needs team.