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USA Cheer Names 64 Athletes to 2027 Premier National Teams

USA Cheer has named 32 All Girl and 32 Coed Premier athletes for 2027. Explore the full rosters and athlete Instagram profiles.

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FullOut graphic announcing the 2027 USA Cheer Premier national teams: 64 athletes, 32 All Girl and 32 Coed.

USA Cheer has released its 2027 All Girl and Coed Premier national team rosters, selecting 32 athletes for each squad ahead of the ICU World Cheerleading Championships in April.

Alabama has the largest combined representation, with 15 selections across the two teams. Weber State follows with 14, including 10 on Coed. Those totals reflect the school affiliations shown in USA Cheer's official roster graphics, which do not distinguish current students from alumni or staff.

Tony Nash leads All Girl, with assistants Asia Chatman and Lindsey Driskill. LeRoy McCullough heads Coed, joined by Christa Grizzle Sanford and Alli Lumpkin.

The next step is preparing the athletes to compete together. USA Cheer's selection guidelines call for individual skill work and anticipated weekend practices in January, February and March, followed by mandatory training April 11–20 in Gainesville, Florida. The ICU championships run April 21–23, 2027, in Orlando.

School affiliations and athlete spellings below follow USA Cheer's official announcement. Linked names open the athlete's sourced Instagram account; unlinked names are still awaiting a confident account match.

All Girl Premier — 32 athletes

University of Alabama

University of Delaware

Morehead State University

University of South Florida

Southeastern Louisiana University

Weber State University

University of West Georgia

Coed Premier — 32 athletes

University of Alabama

University of West Georgia

Weber State University

University of Kentucky

Morehead State University

Oklahoma State University

Texas Tech University

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