The first half of your season led here.
Step onto the course with athletes who kept showing up, kept progressing, and earned their place among their region’s best.
You don't just sign up.
You earn your way in.
Then you step onto the course alongside athletes who did the same.
All Stars is a chance to celebrate how far you've come, and see how far you can take your season.
All Stars brings together two different ways to compete. One asks you to build momentum. The other asks you to adapt.
Together, they give you two chances to show the athlete you’ve become.
Build momentum
Clear one obstacle.
Then the next.
Keep your run alive and see how far you can take it.
Find another way
Missed it?
Reset. Adjust. Try again.
Use your retries wisely and keep your run moving.
Your performance on both courses builds your overall result.
The athlete with the lowest combined placement total across both courses finishes higher overall.
Athlete 1
2nd
3rd
5 Overall Placement Points
Lower is better.
The athlete with the lowest combined placement total across both courses finishes higher overall.
Athlete 2
3rd
2nd
5 Overall Placement Points
If athletes finish with the same total, the best individual course placement breaks the tie.
If they’re still tied, Challenge placement determines the result.
All Stars is a chance to celebrate how far you’ve come and take another step toward what’s next.
The top 4 athletes in each division earn a spot at the World Championships, while All Stars results contribute to your Season Power Score and can strengthen your path to Worlds.
You’ve earned your place at All Stars.
Now see where it can take you.
All Stars is an invitation-only competition for qualified World Ninja League athletes.
Athletes can earn invitations through eligible Standard Qualifiers held during the All Star qualification period.
Check the current season’s All Star information for qualification dates and requirements.
The opportunity doesn’t disappear.
When an athlete who has already earned an All Star invitation finishes in a qualifying position again, qualification can roll down to the next eligible athlete.
That means every placement can matter.
Yes.
Tier 1 and Tier 2 athletes compete within their respective tiers, with courses designed and scaled appropriately for each division.
Both follow the All Star two-course experience: Flow and Challenge.
Athletes who qualify for Regionals before the All Star break are qualified for All Stars.
All Star team members are listed on the website by region/tier/division, and qualifications are also indicated on the standings with a Q followed by the region where you are qualified.
All Stars brings athletes together regionally, giving each region an opportunity to recognize its qualifying athletes and compete together.
Locations, dates and registration information are announced for each season.
Yes.
All Stars are one pathway toward the World Championships, with top overall finishers earning World Championship qualification.
All Star performance may also factor into championship run-order criteria depending on tier and current-season rules.
All Star run orders use season performance to help determine athlete order.
Because qualification periods and run-order procedures can change by season, athletes should check the current season’s All Star information and rulebook for the exact criteria.
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