Alright, so I remade the team a bit with some suggestions from Pinoy Pwnage and I'll try to go into more detail. I'm new here and 6th gen is my first time competitive battling, so I'm still getting the hang of things. I'm also super new to doubles, so I need to start thinking differently with my setups to start doing really well.
P.S. I personally use these EV spreads to improve the stats I want my Pokémon to have. I've been battling for a while in 6th gen, and the 252/252/4 just doesn't always flow with me so I get a little crazy from time to time.
Scizor @ Choice Band
Nature: Adamant Ability: Technician EVs: 252 Attack/248 HP/8 Speed
P.S. I personally use these EV spreads to improve the stats I want my Pokémon to have. I've been battling for a while in 6th gen, and the 252/252/4 just doesn't always flow with me so I get a little crazy from time to time.
THE TEAM
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LEAD
Charizard @ Charizardite Y
Nature: Timid Ability: Blaze/Drought EVs: 252 Speed/252 Sp. Atk./4 HP
Moves
Heat Wave
Solar Beam
Fire Blast
Protect
Basically, Charizard is here to set up sunny weather and hit powerful Heat Waves on the opponent. With sunny weather, Water types have trouble hitting him hard and he has Solar Beam to get rid of them quickly. Flamethrower is a more powerful attack for when I want to hit a single Pokémon real hard, assuming it hits.
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Sweepers
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LEAD

Charizard @ Charizardite Y
Nature: Timid Ability: Blaze/Drought EVs: 252 Speed/252 Sp. Atk./4 HP
Moves
Heat Wave
Solar Beam
Fire Blast
Protect
Basically, Charizard is here to set up sunny weather and hit powerful Heat Waves on the opponent. With sunny weather, Water types have trouble hitting him hard and he has Solar Beam to get rid of them quickly. Flamethrower is a more powerful attack for when I want to hit a single Pokémon real hard, assuming it hits.
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Sweepers

Scizor @ Choice Band
Nature: Adamant Ability: Technician EVs: 252 Attack/248 HP/8 Speed
Moves
Bullet Punch
U-Turn
Pursuit
Brick Break
I replaced Tyranitar with Scizor because I feel he gives better coverage while having less troublesome weaknesses. He's here to team up with a boosted Haxorus and take care of Fairy and Ice types with Bullet Punch. With Choice Band and an Adamant nature, Scizor hits really hard and gets priority on his main stab. U-Turn is for Grass types and possibly Tyranitar that I don't feel will get taken down with Bullet Punch, or just for easy switch ins. Pursuit traps weak Psychic and Ghost types while Brick Break hits Tyranitar real hard (I worry about T-tar because I know his power).
Haxorus @ Lum Berry
Nature: Adamant Ability: Mold Breaker EVs: 252 Attack/136 Speed/120 HP
Moves
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Poison Jab
Swords Dance
Haxorus has the highest base Attack stat of any non-legendary dragon, and that's something to be scared of! The reason I choose Adamant nature and these EVs is because most people don't lead with their Garchomps or Dragonites, so it gives Haxorus a chance to set up. Maxed out attack lets me know he can OHKO any Dragon out there after the Swords Dance. I replaced Outrage for Dragon Claw to be able to switch targets and know who I'm hitting. Earthquake needs almost no explanation, but Haxorus' Mold Breaker lets him hit Pokémon with Levitate and don't think they need to worry about it. Poison Jab is to make absolutely sure Haxorus doesn't get walled by Fairy types and can get a quick KO on unsuspecting Fairies.
Alakazam @ Focus Sash
Nature: Timid Ability: Magic Guard Evs: 252 Sp. Atk./252 Speed/4 HP
Moves
Psyshock
Shadow Ball
Dazzling Gleam
Focus Blast
Alakazam is hit hard and fast before being taken down. With Life Orb and Magic Guard, he gains the attack boost without the recoil. He can also take any status, including Infestation, other than Paralyze well as he will take no damage from them. Psyshock lets Alakazam hit STAB with his high special attack while taking down special defense tanks. Shadow Ball and Dazzling Gleam cover his and his teammates' weakness to Ghost and Dark, as well as his own. Focus Blast is saved almost entirely for Tyranitar.
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Stall Wall
Trevenant @ Sitrus Berry
Nature: Adamant Ability: Harvest EVs: 252 HP/180 Deffense/96 Attack
Moves
Protect
Horn Leech
Will-O-Wisp
Leech Seed
Here's where Charizard Y's Drought comes in handy. With Harvest in the sun, Trevenant has an unlimited supply of Sitrus Berries, and getting Leech Life on an opponent while using Horn Leech means he will almost never faint. Shadow Claw is there for a good physical STAB move and to deal with Psychic types. Will-O-Wisp cripples physical threats like Mega Mawile, Mega Lucario, and Garchomp. If the sun is up, Trevenant can work well with any other Poké on the team by distracting the opponent and letting it's partners scare out his weaknesses as Charizard Y scares away Ice, Haxorus hits Fire hard with EQ, Scizor hits Ice with Bullet Punch and Dark with U-Turn and Brick Break, and Alakazam takes out Ghosts with Shadow Ball and Dark with Dazzling Gleam of Focus Blast.
Togekiss @ Leftovers
Nature: Calm Ability: Serene Grace EVs: 248 HP / 136 Sp. Def. / 124 Deffense
Moves
Thunder Wave
Air Slash
Follow Me
Dazzling Gleam
For this I'm trusting in Pinoy Pwnage entirely. Togekiss is here to let Haxorus get a Dragon Dance or two in before starting a sweep by using Follow Me. Thunder Wave paralyzes opponents to ensure Haxorus goes first and Air Slash gets them ParaFlinch hax going. Helping Hand is also illegal
Better?
U-Turn
Pursuit
Brick Break
I replaced Tyranitar with Scizor because I feel he gives better coverage while having less troublesome weaknesses. He's here to team up with a boosted Haxorus and take care of Fairy and Ice types with Bullet Punch. With Choice Band and an Adamant nature, Scizor hits really hard and gets priority on his main stab. U-Turn is for Grass types and possibly Tyranitar that I don't feel will get taken down with Bullet Punch, or just for easy switch ins. Pursuit traps weak Psychic and Ghost types while Brick Break hits Tyranitar real hard (I worry about T-tar because I know his power).

Haxorus @ Lum Berry
Nature: Adamant Ability: Mold Breaker EVs: 252 Attack/136 Speed/120 HP
Moves
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Poison Jab
Swords Dance
Haxorus has the highest base Attack stat of any non-legendary dragon, and that's something to be scared of! The reason I choose Adamant nature and these EVs is because most people don't lead with their Garchomps or Dragonites, so it gives Haxorus a chance to set up. Maxed out attack lets me know he can OHKO any Dragon out there after the Swords Dance. I replaced Outrage for Dragon Claw to be able to switch targets and know who I'm hitting. Earthquake needs almost no explanation, but Haxorus' Mold Breaker lets him hit Pokémon with Levitate and don't think they need to worry about it. Poison Jab is to make absolutely sure Haxorus doesn't get walled by Fairy types and can get a quick KO on unsuspecting Fairies.

Alakazam @ Focus Sash
Nature: Timid Ability: Magic Guard Evs: 252 Sp. Atk./252 Speed/4 HP
Moves
Psyshock
Shadow Ball
Dazzling Gleam
Focus Blast
Alakazam is hit hard and fast before being taken down. With Life Orb and Magic Guard, he gains the attack boost without the recoil. He can also take any status, including Infestation, other than Paralyze well as he will take no damage from them. Psyshock lets Alakazam hit STAB with his high special attack while taking down special defense tanks. Shadow Ball and Dazzling Gleam cover his and his teammates' weakness to Ghost and Dark, as well as his own. Focus Blast is saved almost entirely for Tyranitar.
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Stall Wall

Trevenant @ Sitrus Berry
Nature: Adamant Ability: Harvest EVs: 252 HP/180 Deffense/96 Attack
Moves
Protect
Horn Leech
Will-O-Wisp
Leech Seed
Here's where Charizard Y's Drought comes in handy. With Harvest in the sun, Trevenant has an unlimited supply of Sitrus Berries, and getting Leech Life on an opponent while using Horn Leech means he will almost never faint. Shadow Claw is there for a good physical STAB move and to deal with Psychic types. Will-O-Wisp cripples physical threats like Mega Mawile, Mega Lucario, and Garchomp. If the sun is up, Trevenant can work well with any other Poké on the team by distracting the opponent and letting it's partners scare out his weaknesses as Charizard Y scares away Ice, Haxorus hits Fire hard with EQ, Scizor hits Ice with Bullet Punch and Dark with U-Turn and Brick Break, and Alakazam takes out Ghosts with Shadow Ball and Dark with Dazzling Gleam of Focus Blast.

Togekiss @ Leftovers
Nature: Calm Ability: Serene Grace EVs: 248 HP / 136 Sp. Def. / 124 Deffense
Moves
Thunder Wave
Air Slash
Follow Me
Dazzling Gleam
For this I'm trusting in Pinoy Pwnage entirely. Togekiss is here to let Haxorus get a Dragon Dance or two in before starting a sweep by using Follow Me. Thunder Wave paralyzes opponents to ensure Haxorus goes first and Air Slash gets them ParaFlinch hax going. Helping Hand is also illegal
Better?
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