Minot United Cheer closed out its season in unforgettable fashion at the 2026 NDADD State Competition, delivering one of the strongest performances in program history. Competing against top teams from across the state, Minot United advanced to finals in all four routines and finished top three in every category, a testament to the team’s consistency, resilience, and relentless work ethic.
The weekend’s biggest triumph came in Class A Jazz, where Minot United earned the State Championship title. The routine stood out for its precision, performance quality, and emotional impact, ultimately securing the top spot and bringing home the program’s highest honor of the competition. The championship performance marked a defining moment for the team and capped off months of preparation and growth.
Minot United also delivered strong finishes across its remaining routines. In Class A Pom, the team earned second place, showcasing sharp motions, clean transitions, and exceptional synchronization. The Class A Large Kick routine followed with another second-place finish, highlighting technical strength, timing, and endurance. Rounding out the competition, Minot United placed third in Class A Hip Hop, a high-energy routine that emphasized creativity, power, and crowd engagement.
Beyond placements, the team’s ability to improve from prelims to finals stood out. Each routine peaked at the right moment, with the athletes delivering their strongest performances of the season when it mattered most. Their grit and determination were evident on the floor, reflecting the countless hours spent refining details and pushing past limits.
Minot United’s success extended beyond performance scores. The team was honored with the Team Scholar Award, recognizing its commitment to academic excellence alongside athletic achievement. In addition, the Hip Hop routine earned the Fan Favorite Award, highlighting the team’s connection with the audience and its ability to bring energy and excitement to the arena.
Leadership played a major role in the team’s standout season. Head Coach Sarah was named one of only two Coach of the Year recipients, an honor that reflects her dedication, vision, and impact on the athletes and program. Her guidance helped shape a season defined by growth, unity, and confidence.
As the 2025–26 season comes to a close, Minot United Cheer leaves state with championships, top finishes, and lasting memories. With strong momentum and continued support from the community, the team looks ahead with excitement, ready to build on this success and return even stronger next season.
