2026 Pro Cheer League Season Opens in Indianapolis

Indianapolis, October 16, 2025

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Indianapolis is prepared to host the opening match of the 2026 Pro Cheer League season on January 16, 2025. The league has announced its official team rosters after competitive tryouts held in major cities, including Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, and San Diego. The selection process highlighted a diverse group of talented athletes who showcased their skills and determination, with numerous notable competitors confirmed for the season ahead, eagerly representing their regions.

Indianapolis is set to host the opening match of the 2026 Pro Cheer League season on January 16, 2025, following the announcement of the official team rosters. The highly competitive tryouts were held across four major cities, including Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, and San Diego, on the weekend of September 5th.

The 2026 Pro Cheer League, presented by Varsity Spirit, attracted athletes from across the nation who competed vigorously for a coveted spot on a roster representing their region. A diverse group of talented individuals participated, showcasing their skills and determination throughout the rigorous selection process.

Among the notable athletes confirmed to compete in the upcoming season are:

• Aaron Goley from Bowling Green, KY
• Angel Rice from Covington, GA
• Autumn Schless from Simsbury, CT
• Ava Wright from Herriman, UT
• Brandon Moua from Pendergrass, GA
• Breydon Nelson from Rochester, NY
• Corey Pullen from Trenton, NJ
• Devonte Joseph from Riverdale, GA
• Griffin Hammond from South Jordan, UT
• Isabella Wind from St. Louis, MO
• Jada Thompson from Bethlehem, GA
• Jalen Jones from Carrollton, GA
• Jared Seda from Marietta, GA
• Jaya Hardy from Buford, GA
• Jordin Wardlaw from Dallas, GA
• Kariss Humphries from Dallas, GA
• Landon Harvey from Carrollton, GA
• Lyrell Odige from Oxford, GA
• Miyah Dennis from Ellenwood, GA
• Nicholas Johnson from Kennesaw, GA
• Sasha Deherrera from Kennesaw, GA
• Seneka Erikson from Kennesaw, GA
• Will Beausoleil from Kennesaw, GA
• Aaron Rodriguez from Douglasville, GA
• Alondra Flores from Euless, TX
• Angelina Portugal from St. Charles, MO
• Anuhea Keene from Hurst, TX
• Asa Ware from Jackson, MS
• Austin Schuetzle-Ellis from Dallas, TX
• Benji Chester from Forsyth, GA
• Caleb Aich from Greenbrier, AR
• Caleb Henderson from Dallas, TX
• Dominique Linson from Tulsa, OK
• Hallie Green from Cumming, GA
• James Thomas from Dallas, GA
• Joseph Harris from Hurst, TX
• Kendall Rabick from Huntley, IL
• Kobe Williams from Mesquite, TX
• Macie Dickey from Irmo, SC
• Maddie Hayes from Dallas, TX
• Maddy Brum from Dracut, MA
• Matt Parkin from Dallas, TX
• Sahanna Doherty from Spring Grove, IL
• Samuel Ortiz from San Antonio, TX
• Sarah Cross from Lake In The Hills, IL
• Atiyahna Davis from Columbia, SC
• Terrance Taylor from Euless, TX
• Alondra McDougall from Miami, FL
• Ashley Smith from Barrington, NH
• Felipe Bastias from Miami, FL
• Gabi Butler from Boca Raton, FL
• Gene Cameron from Miami, FL
• Hailey Smith from Ogden, UT
• Jaden Jesseph from Meeker, OK
• Javon Kendrick from Birmingham, AL
• Jayda Redden from Miami, FL
• Joshua Hill from Ogden, UT
• Julia Romero from Homestead, FL
• Kayla Soltero from Danville, CA
• Kollin Cockrell from Salmon, ID
• Kory Little from San Angelo, TX
• Liam Potolsky from Ogden, UT
• Marcel Findlay from Miami, FL
• Natalia Riveron from Miami, FL
• Nora Fero from Miami, FL
• Reese Robins from Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Robert Martinez from Newton Falls, OH
• Ryan Claunch from Louisville, KY
• Skylar Graves from Homestead, FL
• Taylor Shapiro from Miami, FL
• Tyreke Gorden from Ogden, UT
• Alejandro Guerrero from Anaheim, CA
• Amanda Acosta from Winchester, CA
• Angelina Correia from Cerritos, CA
• Ashlie Modabber from Northridge, CA
• Brianna Gushiken from Arvada, CO
• Cameron Bonton from San Ramon, CA
• Christopher Watson from Hemet, CA
• Claudio Fernandez from San Marcos, CA
• Esteban Castillo from Winchester, CA
• Gia Gangitano from San Diego, CA
• Iliana Quezada from San Diego, CA
• Jay Watson from Hudson, NY
• Kealoha Feliciano from Valley Village, CA
• Kennedy Hill from Queen Creek, AZ
• Konnor Jensen from Murrieta, CA
• Nicolas Pulido Santana from Bogotá, Colombia
• Randy Alloway from Fontana, CA
• Ricardo Cortes from Murrieta, CA
• Talya Carrescia from Brea, CA
• Tessa Grimm from San Diego, CA
• Will Sawyer from Oceanside, CA
• William Hemsley from Atlanta, GA

As the season approaches, these athletes are gearing up to represent their respective regions in what promises to be an exciting year for the league and its fans.

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