The following year, when the division officially opened, Team England returned to win their first Adaptive Abilities Gold medal. UK based charity ParaCheer International, who promote the inclusion of disabled athletes in Cheerleading and helped pioneer the division, assisted with the development of the rules and scoring, and their founder Rick Rodgers (an English athlete and wheelchair user) now acts as an advisor to the International Cheer Union (the International Governing Body For Cheerleading) on disability. The competitive version of the sport features many of the moves performed by Olympic gymnasts, including tumbles and complicated jumps, as well as the balances and team work you'd see from sports acrobatic teams. The main organisations hosting competitions in the UK are Scotcheer (Scottish National Championship), The British Cheer Association National Championships (BCA), ICC (British open cheer and dance competitions), The Cheer and Dance Internationals (Future Cheer), UKCA (UK Cheerleading Association) and Legacy Cheer and Dance. The governing body is Sportcheer UK, an umbrella organisation comprising SportCheer England, SportCheer Wales, SportCheer Scotland  and SportCheer NI - recognised by the International Cheer Union (ICU) the International Governing Body for Cheerleading - recognised as such by the International Olympic Committee (of which Cheerleading is a member sport). UK teams compete in various national competitors throughout the year to win a 'bid' from one of these competition providers in order to qualify to attend USASF Worlds the following season. 'Bids' are awarded to teams in various levels of paid or unpaid sponsorship, and athletes/parents pay to subsidise the rest of their trip to Florida, USA to compete. One particular cheerleading program, the Ascension Eagles of the London Borough of Newham, has received attention and awards for its positive impact in its economically disadvantaged neighbourhood. In April 2014 Crimson Heat Tigers Cheer based in Reading, won the COA (Cheerleaders of America) National title in Florida, gaining the USA Champions title. Crimson Heat, who hold UK National and European titles were also official cheerleaders for the London Games and are the first UK team to achieve the COA National Title. The top teams in the country, who have placed admirably well at the 2019 USASF World Championships, are Coventry Dynamite Ammunition (3rd), Rising Stars Ellipse (3rd), Intensity Cheer Extreme (6th), Unity Allstars Black (7th), Rising Stars Midnight (7th) and Unity Allstars Ruby (8th).