The time of year we’ve all been waiting for is almost here! The Cheerleading Worlds 2019 is the most anticipated competition of the season and although you’ve been following your favorite teams throughout the year, anything can happen on the Worlds mat!

FloCheer is going to break down all 22 divisions so that you will know what to expect in Orlando, Florida.

International Open Large Coed Level 5

Division History

In the past three years, the International Open Large Coed Level 5 division has had three different World Champions.

• 2018: Top Gun All Stars OO5
• 2017: CheerForce Nfinity
• 2016: Cheer Athletics Wildcats

The Cheerleading Worlds 2018 Results

GOLD: Top Gun All Stars OO5

The competition was incredible in the Level 5 International Open Large Coed division at Worlds 2018. After seeing so many mind-blowing performances, it was anyone's game to bring home the gold. In the end, Top Gun OO5 ended the season on top. 

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SILVER: Cheer Athletics Wildcats

Wildcats advanced into Finals in 1st place and the HP Field house went WILD for Cheer Athletics when they crushed their routine in Finals. The Texas team left Orlando as the 2018 silver medalists.

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BRONZE: Flyers All Starz - Notorious (Canada)

Flyers All Starz is no stranger to the podium at The Cheerleading Worlds. The Canadian program holds the most globes out of any international gym and their flawless performance in 2018 earned Notorious the bronze medallions.

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Season Recap

Here’s a look back at some of the winners from the Level 5 International Open Large Coed division from some of this season's major events! Will these teams medal at The Cheerleading Worlds 2019? We can’t wait to watch these incredible teams take the Worlds mat!

Year after year, the  International Open Large Coed division continues to be a crowd favorite and 2019 has been no different.

Spirit Sports: Duel In The Desert

CheerForce Nfinity

In February, the cheerleading community was heartbroken as the somber news spread that CheerForce San Diego athlete Kenrod James had passed from a car accident. James had competed with Nfinity on Day 1 of Spirit Sports: Duel In The Desert.

In the midst of this tragedy, the athletes from CheerForce San Diego decided to continue on and perform for Day 2 of the competition. Fans watched with tears in their eyes as Nfinity gave the performance of a lifetime for their fallen brother. Nfinity beat out USA Starz Reign and The California All Stars Ghost Recon to take the title at Duel In The Desert.

With James in the hearts this season, CheerForce Nfinity will be an unstoppable force.

CHEERSPORT Nationals 2019

The Stingray Allstars Lightning

Lightning Rays are one of the newest teams to join The Stingray Allstars family but they hold up to the gym's strong tradition of delivering good, clean, cheerleading in every performance. 

The Stingray Allstars Lightning made a name for themselves this season when they came out on top and earned their Worlds bid at CHEERSPORT. Lightning may be a new team in the Level 5 International Open Large Coed division, but the Stingray program is no stranger to the Worlds podium.

The Lightning Rays took the top spot followed by Rockstar Cheer Atlanta The Grateful Dead in second and Legends Cheer Elite Atlas in third.

NCA All-Star Nationals 2019

Top Gun All Stars OO5

The reigning champs are not ready to give up their title this season. OO5 picked up right where they left off heading into the 18-19 season. They blew away the competition at NCA when they brought black jackets and another title back to Miami with them. 

CheerForce Nfinity was the runner up to Top Gun at NCA which means that they'll be going into Worlds hungrier than ever to reclaim the gold!

UCA International All-Star Championship 2019

Top Gun All Stars OO5

Once again, OO5 continues to dominate the International Open Large Coed 5 division. Their jam-packed routine is full of energy and elite skills that keeps the crowd entertained from start to finish. At UCA, OO5 took the top spot once again with a Final score of 98.9853 followed by The Stingray Allstars Lightning in second.

Who will take home the International Open Large Coed 5 title in 2019? Be sure to watch these teams take the floor LIVE!

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Written By: Emily Schmidt