Full season teams
Legacy fields Novice, Prep and Elite teams so every athlete can compete at the level and time commitment that fits their family.
Novice, Prep or Elite?
Novice
For athletes new to All-Star or just starting competitive cheer. Novice teams build strong fundamentals, confidence and teamwork. Athletes learn basic motions, jumps, stunts and tumbling and get real competition experience with a lower time commitment.
Prep
A more competitive experience with a balanced schedule. Prep teams keep building technique, performance quality, stunting and tumbling with more advanced routines. It's a natural stepping stone to Elite.
Elite
For athletes ready to compete at the highest level of All-Star cheer. Elite teams train advanced tumbling, stunting, pyramids and choreography and compete at top regional and national events. Expect dedication inside and outside the gym.
2026–27 Season Guide
Important dates, the competition schedule, full pricing, program policies and the complete tryout packet.
2026–27 teams
Legacy has teams in every age division, with Novice, Prep and Elite teams available.
Follow our teams
Every Legacy team has its own Instagram. Follow along for practice clips, competition days and team news.
2026–27 tryouts are closed
Tryouts are finished and choreography is complete for this season. There are still two ways to get on the mat with Legacy.
Ask about open spots
Some teams may still have room. Contact the gym directly and we'll let you know what's available for your athlete.
Join the waitlist
Be first to hear next season's tryout dates and get the tryout packet as soon as it's released.
Getting ready for tryouts
Tryouts help our coaches see each athlete's skills and place them on the team where they'll grow the most. Here's how to pick the right session.
My athlete is brand new to cheer. Which tryout should we attend?
Athletes who are brand new to cheer should attend the Novice or Prep tryouts. These teams focus on building strong fundamentals, so they're the best place to start.
My athlete already has tumbling skills. Which tryout should we attend?
Attend the tryout that matches your athlete's current skill level. For example, an athlete working Level 2 skills should attend Level 2 tryouts.
What if we're not sure which level to attend?
You have a few options:
- Attend the Level 1 tryout.
- Attend the tryout for your athlete's previous team level.
- Email Coach Jules at coachjules@legacyallstarcheer.com ahead of time and we'll help you choose.
Don't worry about picking the perfect session. Every athlete is placed based on the skills they show at tryouts, and our coaches will move them to the right level if needed.
Is there a tryout fee?
Never. Tryouts are always free at Legacy All-Stars.
What skills does each level need?
See Tryout skills by level in the Season Guide for the standing and running tumbling we look for at each level.
How do we register for tryouts?
Registration is required. Sign up in the Legacy All-Stars app or the parent portal. Returning athletes update their information, and new athletes create an account. Then choose your tryout session in the Evaluation/Tryout section of classes.
What should I wear?
LA attire is preferred. If you don't have any, get some from the online Pro Shop or wear all-black cheer attire with no loose clothing.
Wear a high ponytail and no jewelry. Clean white cheer shoes only on the mat, so no sneakers.
How can my athlete prepare?
Our tumbling and stunting classes are open to everyone and are a great way to build skills before next season.