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CompetitionFully booked

RTA Regional Championships

DateSun 6 Sep 2026TimeDoors 08:00VenueSedbergh Sports and Leisure Centre, Bradford, West Yorkshire
01Overview

About the competition

The Royal Twirling Association's autumn Regional Championships, coming to Bradford on 6 September 2026. Troupes from across the UK competing in Majorette, Baton Twirling and Military Freestyle, solo, duo and team, across every age group from Babies to Seniors.

Live digital scoring, results the same day
Purpose-built arena floor & pro sound
On-site RTA Safeguarding Officer
Awards ceremony & photo moments
5
Categories
8
Age groups
£10
Wristband
1
Big day
02Compete

Categories on the floor

8 age groups across 5 competitable categories: solo, duo and team.

01Majorettes

Traditional Pom

02Majorettes

Military Freestyle

03Baton Twirling

Dance Pom

04Baton Twirling

Duo Baton

05Baton Twirling

Solo Baton

YouthBabiesTiniesDinkiesJuniorsSeniorsTinytotsMicro-Tots
04Good to know

Everything for a smooth day out

The little things that make a long day easy for the whole family.

Easy to get to
Parking details in your email
Cashless venue
Card & contactless
Refreshments
Hot and cold food all day
Step-free access
Accessible throughout
First aid on site
Qualified first aiders
Photography
One designated person per troupe
Safeguarding officer
On site throughout
Family friendly
Bring everyone
05Recognition

What's on the line

Every dancer leaves with something, and the best earn their place at the Nationals.

Medals for every podium

Gold, silver and bronze in every category and age group, plus overall troupe trophies.

Everyone leaves with something

Every dancer receives a keepsake for taking part, whatever the result on the day.

Celebrated properly

A full awards presentation at the end of the day, with every podium called to the floor.

09Questions

Frequently asked

Everything parents and troupe leaders ask us before the day.

Yes. Every person entering the venue needs a wristband, dancers and spectators alike. Getting yours in advance is cheaper and skips the queue on the day.

Your age group is your age in whole years as at 1 January of the competition year, so it is fixed for the whole season. Solo and duo run Babies (2-5), Dinkies (6-9), Tinies (10-12), Juniors (13-15) and Seniors (16+). Twirling team sections use the team's average age. Dancers may compete in an older group where appropriate, but never a younger one.

Doors open first thing and troupe leaders receive exact call times by email before the event. Spectators are welcome any time after doors open.

Filming and photography are permitted, but each troupe must designate one person for it. They are given a lanyard so officials can identify them easily. This keeps dancers, supporters and officials safe.

Wristbands can be transferred to another person. See our terms for full details, or get in touch and we will help.

08Getting there

Venue & directions

Sedbergh Sports and Leisure Centre
Cleckheaton Road, Low Moor, Bradford, BD12 0HQ, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Step-free accessFirst aid on site
Get directions
Where this event sits
The competition journey
Now: Wristbands open
Announced
Date confirmed, save it
Entries open
Troupes enter via dashboard
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Wristbands open
Everyone books their pass
You are here
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Event week
Doors open, QR at the gate
5
Results in
Scores published same day