"Navarro, they are the greatest of the best of the best," one talking head says near the opening of the series. The team's coach, Monica Aldama, states in the first episode, "My objective was to have the top cheer program in the country." It is a bold statement and one that Aldama may come to regret. After all, there are only six teams competing in this season's NCAA Division II Cheerleading Championship held annually at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. And while most people would agree that Navarro is among the best, few would say it is the best. Aldama has been putting together this squad for more than 10 years now, and she has yet to leave any stone unturned when it comes to recruiting athletes. So when the show starts, she already has a strong foundation upon which to build her squad. She gets even better players each year, which makes for some amazing footage of cheer practices featuring flying splits, double twists, and high kicks. But beyond just having fun at their opponents' expense, Navarro strives to be perfect in everything they do. Thus, every win feels even better because you know that you could have done things better. This is also why they always seem so surprised by their successes and delighted by their accomplishments - because no one else expected them to beat anyone important.