LOUISVILLE, KY (August 16th, 2013) The U.S. Finals is pleased to announce that we are headed west with the addition of a seventh location in sunny, southern California! Teams will have the opportunity to get ranked at The U.S. Finals – Southern California on May 3rd, 2014. With the addition of our new location, we are also pleased to announce our new partnership with an exciting brand that is established and trusted in the west, Aloha Productions!
“Aloha has such a positive reputation in the industry, but especially on the west coast. I am so excited to work hand-in-hand with Tammy Van Vleet on The U.S. Finals, and trust that she and her team will bring great energy and experience that will continue to put The U.S. Finals at the top of the list of season-ending-events,” says U.S. Finals Executive Director, Tina Sexton.
“With our events, scholarship program, Worlds bids and educational conferences we have always tried to provide more opportunities for cheerleaders and dancers. Partnering with The U.S. Finals will do just that for our customers – provide a fantastic year-end championship recognizing excellent performances from the season,” said Tammy Van Vleet, President of Aloha Productions.
Aloha Productions will join The U.S. Finals for the 2013 – 2014 season adding 15 new qualifiers in the west. To view a full list of the Aloha Production qualifiers, as well as qualifiers nationwide check out www.theusfinals.com/EventQualifiers.php, and put The U.S. Finals – So. Cal. on your schedule now!
The U.S. Finals – Southern California – May 3rd, 2014
Event specific questions? Check out www.theusfinals.com. For more information regarding Aloha Productions check out http://www.alohaspiritchamps.com.
About the U.S. Finals
The U.S. Finals is a multi-brand, end-of-the-season event series aimed at crowning TRUE CHAMPIONS in all divisions and levels of cheer and dance, giving teams a chance to see where they rank against other teams in their respective divisions from coast to coast and around the world. Teams must receive a bid from a qualifier event in order to attend The U.S. Finals. Once qualified, teams are welcome to attend The U.S. Finals closest to them, or travel to an awesome destination to compete. At the end of the event series, teams from all locations are ranked against each other, and Overall Champions are crowned at the conclusion of all events in May 2014.
Andre J. Carter 
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