For the 2026-27 season, Cheer Canada will align All Star scoring with the updated IASF 100-point score sheet. The numerical values and scoring theories used in the Cheer Canada system will be consistent with the updated IASF score sheets. Some minor variances in language choice will remain to reflect the unique needs of the Canadian All Star market.

When Cheer Canada adopted the comparative scoring system in 2020, it was largely based on the IASF system at the time. The decision to adopt the 100-point scale for the upcoming season reflects Cheer Canada’s continued commitment to ensuring our scoring aligns with the global community. 

Updated Cheer Canada score sheets and resources are being prepared now and are being released as they become available.

Evolution of the sport – IASF

The move to a 100-point system is a deliberate, strategic step designed to reflect how the sport is evolving and how it’s experienced globally.

The new score sheet transitions to a 100-point scale while retaining the established weighting framework that reflects long-standing sport governance models. This ensures All Star cheerleading maintains its distinct identity even as it evolves alongside other global sports.