Even level 1 will require complex stunts (though not extended as high) to score well. "Tic tocks", highly creative transitions, 2 manning, etc. in level 1 are all quite popular. In level 2, the stunts are extended higher, but it is less subjective to creativity/out of the box stunting that teams will come out of nowhere with in level 1, in my opinion. Level 1 is all about walkovers as well......if you have girls that can do a BHS but not a backwalkover, that is something to think about. The biggest thing would probably be if the girls are able to use proper technique for stunting above prep level though. If they cannot hit squad extensions ( at least from a prep - press up to extension), that will be an issue in level 2.
Generally this is what you will see a jist of in the top of each division, give or take.............
Level 1:
Stunts- 1 man or two man from knee, 1 or two man from waist level, preps, straddles, mix in some non release "tic tocks",1/4 ups, and A LOT of creativity.......
Pyramid- two preps with a 2 leg extension in middle, various transitions so you hit at least 2 structures
Tumbling - Backwalkover/ front walkover combinations, RO backwalkover combos
Jumps: jump combo to forward or backward roll
Level 2:
Stunts- 1/2 up to one leg prep level, non release"tick tock" at prep level, 1/2 up to extension, 1 or 2 manned one leg at prep level
Pyramid- front walkover up, 2 preps with 1 leg extended stunt braced in middle, various transitions so you hit at least 2 structures, creativity
Baskets - Straight Ride
Tumbling- standing Backwalkover to BHS combo, squad RO BHS, walkover to RO BHS combos
Jumps: jump combo to (pause) standing BHS (pause) BHS
Example:
Lv 1
Kentucky Elite Allstars - Sabers Youth Level 1 - YouTube
Lv 2
Kentucky Elite Allstars- Pumas Youth Level 2 - YouTube