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The document outlines the tryout process and requirements for the 2017-2018 Warsaw High School Cheerleading squad. It emphasizes the commitment expected from both cheerleaders and their parents, including participation in fundraising and adherence to rules outlined in the Cheerleading Constitution. The document details tryout dates, practice expectations, conduct standards, and financial obligations associated with being part of the cheerleading program. It also highlights the importance of teamwork, discipline, and maintaining a positive attitude while representing the school.

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Begin by filling out the student’s full name, birth date, and grade in school. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for registration.
Next, provide the home address and contact details for both parents or guardians. This ensures that communication regarding tryouts and practices is seamless.
Indicate any medical conditions or injuries that the coaching staff should be aware of. This is important for the safety and well-being of your child during activities.
Circle the squad you are trying out for (Freshmen, Junior Varsity, Varsity) and any tumbling skills you can perform proficiently. This helps coaches assess your capabilities.
Finally, review all sections carefully before signing the parent permission form along with your student. Ensure all forms are submitted by the deadline to secure participation.

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What is the average cost for competitive cheerleading?

Heres a quick snapshot of potential expenses: High School Cheer: Costs typically range from $500 to $1,500 annually, covering uniforms, practice gear, and miscellaneous fees. Competitive Cheer: Expenses can soar from $2,000 to $3,000 per season, factoring in competition fees, travel, and specialized training.

What not to do at cheer tryouts?

Here are 10 things not to do at tryouts! Do NOT overdo it on makeup. Everyone in the cheer world knows: eyes, lips, and cheeks are a must. Do NOT wing it. Do NOT stay up late the night before. Do NOT skip breakfast. Do NOT over stress. Do NOT be unprepared. Do NOT frown. Do NOT wear unnecessary accessories.

How to promote school spirit as a cheerleader?

Pep rallies are one of the most impactful spirit raising activities cheerleaders and dancers can be involved in on campus. Kick off the fun by planning a Spirit Week with themed dress up days leading up to the big event. (Ex: Movie Monday, PJ Tuesday, Wacky Wednesday, Throwback Thursday, School Spirit Friday.)

What do judges look for at cheer tryouts?

The building judges will give scores for the execution/technique and difficulty of partner stunts and pyramids. The overall judges will be looking at standing/running tumbling, jumps/dance and overall impression.