At the 2017 Cheerleading Worlds, the results of the International Open All Girl Level 5 division shocked the competition. Flyers All Starz "Knockout" jumped from standing in third place out of semis to claiming a world championship title on Day 2!

The Canadian team had zero deductions in finals and executed a near-perfect routine. Will the reigning world champions “knockout” their opponents again this year at the 2018 Cheerleading Worlds? Check out their 2017 flawless routine!

[WATCH] Flyers All Starz - Knockout

Flyers All Starz wasn't the only team representing the country of Canada! Cheer Sport Sharks "Great White Sharks" added a bite to the competition as well. 

On Day 1 the Great White Sharks advanced to finals sitting in first place but dropped to silver on Day 2. The Sharks won gold in 2015 and took home the bronze in 2016. Is this the year that the Great White Sharks step up their game and take back their first gold medal since 2015? 

FloCheer caught up with the GWS at NCA All-Star Nationals after they won back-to-back championship titles to hear how they plan to prepare for the championship.

The California All Stars "Sparkle" took the world championship title in 2016. Sparkle came up short last season at the 2017 Cheerleading Worlds and received bronze. 

This season the team has been on a roll with full determination to claim another globe. Sparkle placed second at NCA All-Star Nationals and took home the championship title at the USA All Star Championships. Will Sparkle shine brighter than the rest this year at the 2018 Cheerleading Worlds? Take a look at their 2017 routine:

[WATCH] The California All Stars - Sparkle

A few other teams to keep on your radar in IO5 are FCA Gems Onyx and GymTyme All-Stars Pink. Onyx made it to semis last season at Worlds in the Senior Small Coed 5 division. Since moving to the IO5 division, Onyx has been successful taking first at CHEERSPORT Nationals early in the season where they also earned their paid bid to Worlds. 

After taking a few years off from competing, the Pink Ladies from GymTyme are back and ready to give it their all at Worlds. The team took second at CHEERSPORT Nationals behind Onyx and has been working hard since earning their bid to perfect and improve their routine. 

Pink is no stranger to the Worlds podium as they took the championship title three years in a row from 2010 to 2012.

This division is always full of surprises, so don’t miss these incredible teams take the mat at the 2018 Cheerleading Worlds. Watch the International Open Level 5 All Girl division right here on FloCheer!

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