Amateur Athletic Union
AAUA national multi-sport organization whose baton twirling program runs licensed district, regional and national championships.
The organizations that sanction competitive baton twirling — how each one works, and where to find its contests.
A national multi-sport organization whose baton twirling program runs licensed district, regional and national championships.
Canada's national federation for baton twirling.
Promotes baton twirling for individuals and uniformed groups, and has sanctioned contests since 1947.
The international federation for baton twirling, formed through a partnership of the World Baton Twirling Federation (WBTF) and the World Federation of National Baton Twirling Associations (WFNBTA).
Founded in 1947 by Don Sartell, NBTA sanctions baton twirling contests at local, regional and national levels.
A non-profit consortium of twirling teachers and judges whose contests are open to twirlers from every organization.
Founded in 1958, with an executive board elected by its members.
Sanctions baton twirling contests, including State and National events.
Independent contests aren't affiliated with an organization. See independent competitions →