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BRING IT ON! T R A D I T I O N A L C O M P E T I T I V E C H E E R TOM SHRAKE AT H L E T I C D I R E C TO R P E P S Q U A D A DV I S O R C H E E R C O A C H U N I V E R S I T Y H I G H S C H O O L CIF-SS CHAMPIONSHIPS January 11

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BRING IT ON!

T R A D I T I O N A L C O M P E T I T I V E C H E E R

TOM SHRAKE

AT H L E T I C D I R E C TO R P E P S Q U A D A DV I S O R C H E E R C O A C H U N I V E R S I T Y H I G H S C H O O L

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CIF-SS CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • January 11th and 12th, 2019
  • Cal Baptist University

(Riverside) Events Center

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DIVISIONS

Coed AA A Level 1 5-36 members 16-36 members 5-15 members Advanced 2 5-36 members 16-36 members 5-15 members Intermediate 3 5-36 members 16-36 members 5-15 members Novice 4 5-36 members N/A 5-36 members Non-tumbling

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COMPETITIVE CHEER VS. SIDELINE CHEER

Competitive Cheer Sideline Cheer CIF-recognized sport(s) Spirit-related activity in support of athletics – not regulated by CIF Same eligibility requirements as all

  • ther CIF sports

Eligibility determined by district / school site 18 hour rule applies No limits to participation

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YEAH… BUT ARE THEY REALLY DIFFERENT?

  • Coach vs. advisor

– Re-learn what we think we know – A coach coaches… an advisor is a director for the program

  • Some advisors are qualified to coach
  • Overlap of kids

– There will likely be significant overlap of students

  • Who may compete that doesn’t cheer at games?
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CHALLENGE: SEPARATING WHAT IS NOT EASILY

SEPARATED

Your School Already Competes

  • Costs associated with competing have

been absorbed by the program

  • Decision of how much to support

financially

  • Tryouts?

– Most schools hold tryouts in spring – Competition tryouts (if applicable) will need to move to after May 1

  • Transfer rules now apply… eligibility

rules still apply

Your School Does not Compete yet

  • Start up costs

– Uniforms, mats, practice space

  • Recurring Costs

– Coaching, Choreography, music, signs, competition registration

  • Qualified Coaches
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WHAT MAKES A QUALIFIED COACH?

  • Do not assume your Pep Squad Advisor is a coach.
  • Your current clearance/certification process can also be applied to Cheer

– CDE requirements

  • Certifications to look for…

– AACCA – NFHS – USASF Certifications

  • How to find a Coach

– CIF Website – Cheer Companies, like United Spirit Association, Universal Cheerleaders Association may be able to assist

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WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR…

  • 18 hour-rule

– Practice for sideline cheer and games involving sideline cheer do not apply to the 18 hours, but many programs are used to exceeding this for competition.

  • No Sunday-rule

– Most California competitions have already made this adjustment – Outside of California? – no waivers will be granted

  • All-Stars

– This is considered a different activity… athletes can do it, but coaches cannot work with their same kids

  • Use of outside facilities

– Cost? Insurance?

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CHEER-YEAR TIMELINE

Item $ Approximate Cost $ Timeframe Skill Development Coaching stipends/fees Ongoing Choreography $1000 - $3000 August – October Music editing $450 August – October Cheer Floor (7 or 9 strips) $4500 - $6000 One-time purchase Uniforms? $350 each One-time purchase

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QUESTIONS?