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Aaaand the European cheer season has officially ended as well (we think)… Are you enjoying the off-season? Or can’t wait to get back to competition season?
Either way, we hope you find time to rest & enjoy these updates on what's happened since last week
In today’s newsletter:

$6 billion
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It’s now being reported that “KKR” (an investment company) is going to buy Varsity Brands from Bain Capital for about $4.75 billion.
The deal has not yet been announced - stay tuned for updates about this.
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Aaaand the European cheer season has officially ended as well (we think)… Are you enjoying the off-season? Or can’t wait to get back to competition season?
Either way, we hope you find time to rest & enjoy these updates on what's happened since last week

In today’s newsletter:
- Varsity Brands to be sold for $4.75 billion
- Cheer gym vandalized
- Former Spirit of Texas A-Team athlete makes history
- Free FloCheer series on Team USA All Girl’s “redemption“
- Latest results + upcoming competitions
- & more!
Varsity Brands to be sold for $4.75 billion
We have previously reported on the possible sale of Varsity Brands, with a valuation of over $6 billion. You can read more about it here:
$6 billion
Read full story
It’s now being reported that “KKR” (an investment company) is going to buy Varsity Brands from Bain Capital for about $4.75 billion.
The deal has not yet been announced - stay tuned for updates about this.
Cheer Gym vandalized
The gym of Fire and Ice Allstars (in Pittsburgh) has been broken into and severely vandalized:If you can help, there is a public fundraiser which you can find here.“There were broken trophies, shattered mirrors, smashed toilets and a broken sink in the girl's bathroom. To top it off, the whole place was doused in chemicals from a fire extinguisher.
"My partner found this place completely trashed." Marc Bombich said. "Definitely not what you want to walk into on a Monday morning."
Immediately, he called out for help, and people answered.
"Everyone dropped what they were doing to be here," Bombich said.
The Fire and Ice Allstar family came together to clean up and salvage what was possible.
"There are countless memories from trophies that won't be replaced," Bombich said. "It sucks to see the tears in their eyes when they walked through the door and saw shattered trophies. Everyone wants to build back stronger and make new trophies."“
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