The University of South Florida (USF) cheer program secured two more national titles at the 2026 UCA/UDA College Cheerleading & Dance Team National Championship held in Orlando, Florida. The all-girls team and the coed team each added to their impressive legacy, achieving their 10th and 11th championships, respectively, over the weekend.
This latest victory underscores USF’s reputation as one of the nation’s premier cheerleading programs. The Bulls have consistently demonstrated high levels of skill and teamwork, which have contributed to their continued success in competitive cheerleading.
USF has a storied history in the sport, and these championship wins mark a significant milestone for the program, highlighting the dedication and hard work of its athletes. The competition featured numerous teams from across the country, but the Bulls stood out with their exceptional routines and precision.
The all-girls team showcased a dynamic performance, while the coed team executed a routine that impressed both the judges and the audience. The atmosphere at the championship was electric, with teams displaying their best talents in hopes of securing a national title.
According to reports from the event, the Bulls’ success reflects not only their athleticism but also the strong support from the university community, coaches, and alumni. The achievements of the cheer teams resonate far beyond the confines of the competition, inspiring future generations of cheerleaders at USF and beyond.
With these latest championships, the USF cheer program has now amassed a total of 11 national titles, solidifying its place in the history of college cheerleading. As the program looks to the future, it aims to build on this momentum and continue its legacy of excellence in the sport.
The cheer teams will now prepare for upcoming competitions, where they hope to further showcase their talents and add to their impressive collection of titles. The dedication and commitment of the athletes remain at the forefront of their journey, as they strive to uphold the proud traditions of the University of South Florida.
