Cheer competition statistics show how national teams placed across the 2025 ICU World Cheerleading Championship. The rankings cover Junior Advanced, Junior Elite, and Premier divisions, with separate all girl and coed categories. This article reports placements exactly as listed by the ICU 2025 World Cheerleading Championship Cheer Rankings; it is a historical snapshot of that 2025 championship, not a forecast or a claim about later competitions.
Contents
- How to read these rankings
- Junior All Girl Advanced
- Junior Coed Advanced
- Junior Elite divisions
- Senior All Girl Elite
- Senior Coed Elite
- Premier divisions
How to read these rankings
The figures below are ordinal competition placements. A smaller number represents a higher finish: first place is the top listed position, followed by second, third, and so on. The source labels these results as the 2025 ICU World Cheerleading Championship Cheer Rankings. Because the supplied rankings do not include scores, point totals, deductions, team sizes, event dates, or round-by-round results, the statistics here focus on placement rather than performance margins.
The categories should also be kept separate. “All Girl” and “Coed” are different divisions, while “Junior” and the divisions labeled Elite or Premier identify different competition groupings in the supplied list. A country appearing in more than one table is therefore represented in more than one category, not counted as a single overall ranking.
| Division | Number of listed placements | Highest listed finish |
|---|---|---|
| Junior All Girl Advanced | 7 | Team Australia, 1st |
| Junior Coed Advanced | 8 | Team New Zealand, 1st |
| Junior All Girl Elite | 7 | Team Finland, 1st |
| Junior Coed Elite | 8 | US National Team, 1st |
| All Girl Elite | 9 | Team Belgium, 1st |
| Coed Elite | 10 listed entries | Team Puerto Rico, 1st |
| All Girl Premier | 10 | US National Team, 1st |
| Coed Premier | 1 supplied placement | US National Team, 1st |
The table is a compact map of the supplied data. The detailed sections retain the full placement order where it is available.
Junior All Girl Advanced
Team Australia finished first in Junior All Girl Advanced at the 2025 ICU World Cheerleading Championship. Team Japan placed second, followed by Team Canada in third. Team Switzerland finished fourth, Team Belgium fifth, Team Greece sixth, and Team South Africa seventh.
The complete listed order was:
- Team Australia — 1st
- Team Japan — 2nd
- Team Canada — 3rd
- Team Switzerland — 4th
- Team Belgium — 5th
- Team Greece — 6th
- Team South Africa — 7th
This division contains seven supplied placements, with each position from first through seventh represented once. That makes the ranking straightforward to compare: Australia leads the listed field, while South Africa is the seventh-place entry in this category. These are placements in Junior All Girl Advanced only; they should not be combined with results from Junior All Girl Elite, All Girl Elite, or All Girl Premier.
Junior Coed Advanced
Team New Zealand took first place in Junior Coed Advanced. Team Canada finished second and Team Colombia third. Team Chile placed fourth, Team South Africa fifth, and Team Greece sixth. Team Poland finished seventh, while Team Mongolia was eighth.
| Placement | Team |
|---|---|
| 1st | Team New Zealand |
| 2nd | Team Canada |
| 3rd | Team Colombia |
| 4th | Team Chile |
| 5th | Team South Africa |
| 6th | Team Greece |
| 7th | Team Poland |
| 8th | Team Mongolia |
The 2025 ranking therefore lists eight teams in this Junior Coed Advanced category. New Zealand is the leading team in the supplied order, and Mongolia is the eighth-place team. Canada appears in second here and also appears in third in Junior All Girl Advanced, but those are separate divisions and do not create a combined country score.
Junior Elite divisions
The supplied 2025 ICU rankings include both Junior All Girl Elite and Junior Coed Elite. Junior All Girl Elite has seven listed positions. Team Finland finished first, followed by the US National Team in second and Team Sweden in third. Team Norway placed fourth, Team Germany fifth, Team Austria sixth, and Team Mexico seventh.
Junior All Girl Elite order:
- Team Finland
- US National Team
- Team Sweden
- Team Norway
- Team Germany
- Team Austria
- Team Mexico
Junior Coed Elite has eight listed positions. The US National Team finished first, Team Finland second, and Team Norway third. Team Germany finished fourth, Team England fifth, Team Australia sixth, Team Mexico seventh, and Team Ecuador eighth.
| Placement | Junior All Girl Elite | Junior Coed Elite |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Team Finland | US National Team |
| 2nd | US National Team | Team Finland |
| 3rd | Team Sweden | Team Norway |
| 4th | Team Norway | Team Germany |
| 5th | Team Germany | Team England |
| 6th | Team Austria | Team Australia |
| 7th | Team Mexico | Team Mexico |
| 8th | — | Team Ecuador |
This side-by-side view shows the different leaders in the two Junior Elite categories. Team Finland is first in Junior All Girl Elite, while the US National Team is first in Junior Coed Elite. Both are also listed in the other category, but in the opposite order: the US National Team is second in Junior All Girl Elite, and Team Finland is second in Junior Coed Elite.
Senior All Girl Elite
In the supplied rankings, the All Girl Elite category lists nine placements. Team Belgium finished first and Team Switzerland second. Team Netherlands placed third, Team Italy fourth, and Team Spain fifth. Team Czech Republic finished sixth, Team Ireland seventh, Team South Africa eighth, and Team Korea ninth.
The placement order is:
- Team Belgium
- Team Switzerland
- Team Netherlands
- Team Italy
- Team Spain
- Team Czech Republic
- Team Ireland
- Team South Africa
- Team Korea
Team Belgium is the top listed team in All Girl Elite, while Team Korea is the ninth-place entry. The supplied facts provide placements only, so they do not establish how close the teams were, whether a particular routine had a score advantage, or how the results compare with another year. They document the order recorded for the 2025 championship category.
Senior Coed Elite
Coed Elite contains ten supplied entries, including a tie for ninth. Team Puerto Rico finished first, followed by Team Belgium in second and Team Spain in third. Team Austria placed fourth, Team South Africa fifth, Team Denmark sixth, Team Hungary seventh, and Team Romania eighth. Team Netherlands and Team Italy tied for ninth.
| Placement | Team |
|---|---|
| 1st | Team Puerto Rico |
| 2nd | Team Belgium |
| 3rd | Team Spain |
| 4th | Team Austria |
| 5th | Team South Africa |
| 6th | Team Denmark |
| 7th | Team Hungary |
| 8th | Team Romania |
| Tied 9th | Team Netherlands |
| Tied 9th | Team Italy |
The tie matters when interpreting the count. There are ten listed team entries, but the final two share ninth place rather than occupying separate ninth- and tenth-place positions. Team Puerto Rico is the leading team in the supplied Coed Elite ranking, and Team Belgium is second in this category after winning All Girl Elite.
Premier divisions
The All Girl Premier ranking lists ten placements. The US National Team finished first, Team Sweden second, and Team Finland third. Team Norway placed fourth, Team Mexico fifth, Team England sixth, Team Chile seventh, Team Germany eighth, Team Japan ninth, and Team Australia tenth.
All Girl Premier order:
- US National Team
- Team Sweden
- Team Finland
- Team Norway
- Team Mexico
- Team England
- Team Chile
- Team Germany
- Team Japan
- Team Australia
The supplied data also records one Coed Premier placement: the US National Team finished first. No additional Coed Premier positions or teams are included in the supplied ranking facts, so the result should be read as one reported placement rather than a complete table of that division.
Across the Premier facts provided here, the US National Team is listed as the winner of both All Girl Premier and Coed Premier. Team Finland appears third in All Girl Premier after finishing first in Junior All Girl Elite, while Team Australia appears tenth in All Girl Premier after winning Junior All Girl Advanced. Those comparisons connect separate categories without treating them as a single overall championship table.
The 2025 ICU World Cheerleading Championship Cheer Rankings therefore show a broad spread of national teams across the supplied divisions. They include seven listed placements in Junior All Girl Advanced, eight in Junior Coed Advanced, seven in Junior All Girl Elite, eight in Junior Coed Elite, nine in All Girl Elite, ten entries in Coed Elite with a ninth-place tie, ten in All Girl Premier, and one supplied Coed Premier placement. All measurements in this article are the recorded 2025 placements for their named divisions.