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Cheer & Dance Championships will Return to Daytona Beach!

Cheer & Dance Championships will Return to Daytona Beach

By Steve Pawlyk

Published July 3, 2023

Calling all cheerleaders, dance teams, and coaches! It’s time to pack your pom-poms and prepare your routines as Daytona Beach, the World’s Most Famous Beach, will once again host the prestigious National Cheerleaders Association & National Dance Association Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship. Thanks to a renewed three-year agreement with the county-run Ocean Center, this major cheer and dance competition is set to continue creating memorable moments against the beautiful backdrop of Daytona Beach.

Since its inaugural year in 1996, this competition has become an end-of-season highlight for cheer and dance teams nationwide. The 2023 edition saw an unprecedented turnout with over 10,000 participants from 450 teams and roughly 20,000 spectators, all contributing to the vibrant, cheer-infused atmosphere of Daytona Beach.

However, the journey to the championship hasn’t always been smooth. With the past year’s tropical storms, Ian and Nicole, event accommodation faced some challenges. Two major hotels were temporarily closed for repairs and renovations, causing room availability to become a pressing issue.

Despite these obstacles, the event organizers and city officials have expressed optimism for the upcoming championships. Bill Boggs, the senior vice president of the National Cheerleaders Association, stated, “We feel good about where we are going into next year and beyond with the availability of rooms that we will need.”

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Cheer and dance teams, coaches, and spectators alike can look forward to the 2024 championship scheduled for April 8-14. Preparations are underway at Daytona Beach and the Ocean Center to welcome you with open arms.

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Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry and Lori Campbell Baker, executive director of the Daytona Beach Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, have both voiced their excitement for the continued relationship with the cheer and dance championship. It’s not just about the exhilarating performances; it’s also about the positive impact you all bring to the local economy and community.

Bob Davis, president and CEO of the Lodging & Hospitality Association of Volusia County, couldn’t agree more. He praised the championship participants, saying, “It’s a wonderful, well-behaved group that does a great job and they fill the hotels.”

So, cheerleaders, dancers, and coaches, gear up! Your performances, energy, and passion for the sport don’t just electrify the stage but also light up the spirit of the city, its residents, and visitors. Get ready to rock the sands of Daytona Beach with your cheers, flips, and dance moves! See you at the Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship 2024.

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The Essential Guide to Cheerleading Tumbling Progression

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By Steve Pawlyk

Published June 29, 2023

Tumbling is an integral part of cheerleading. It enhances the visual appeal of routines and showcases the athletic prowess of the cheerleaders. However, learning tumbling skills is a gradual process that requires consistency, patience, and above all, a clear understanding of progression levels. In this article, we will walk through the tumbling progression guide, breaking down each level to help cheer coaches better structure their athletes’ training.

  • Level 1.0: The Foundation
    The first level focuses on basic gymnastic skills that lay the groundwork for more advanced moves. At this level, athletes will learn forward and backward rolls, handstands, and cartwheels, as well as handstand snap-downs, bridge downs, and opposite cartwheels. Each of these moves builds core strength, flexibility, and body awareness, critical attributes for future progress.
  • Level 1.5: Building Momentum
    At Level 1.5, the focus is on slightly more complex skills that build on the foundations set in Level 1.0. Here, athletes start learning moves like 2-step round-offs, power hurdle round-offs, backward roll press ups, and front and back walkovers. The Valdez, a graceful move performed from a seated position, also makes its debut at this level.
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    • Level 2.0: Introducing the Back Handspring

      The back handspring – a cheerleading staple – is introduced at Level 2.0. Also added to the repertoire are round-off back handsprings, front handsprings, front walkover-round-offs, and back extension rolls. These moves require and help develop upper body strength, better control, and enhanced spatial awareness.

    • Level 2.5: Mastery of the Back Handspring

    Level 2.5 emphasizes the mastery and integration of the back handspring. The goal is to perform multiple back handsprings and seamlessly transition from a front walkover to a round-off back handspring. This level encourages fluidity in motion and lays the foundation for complex tumbling sequences.

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    • Level 3.0: Daring Heights

      By Level 3.0, cheerleaders should be comfortable performing solo and sequence back handsprings. They’re now ready for high-flying moves like round-off back handspring tucks, standing tucks, and aerials. The cheerleader will also start working on coin tosses, punch fronts, and toe touch back handsprings, further expanding their tumbling skill set.

    • Level 4.0: Layouts & Advanced Skills
      Level 4.0 focuses on layouts and more advanced skills. Athletes start to incorporate skills like the round-off back handspring layout, cartwheel tuck, T-jump tuck, and whip throughs into their repertoire. They will also work on punch front step-outs, front handspring front punches, and Onodis.
    • Level 5.0: Full Twisting and Arabians
    • With a strong foundation in place, Level 5.0 cheerleaders are ready for full twists and Arabians. They’ll also learn whip tucks, toe touch tucks, and standing fulls. At this level, athletes also start practicing fulls with kicks, further enhancing their flexibility and control.

  • Level 6.0: Elite Tumbling
    Level 6.0 is the final and most advanced stage in this tumbling progression. Athletes at this level are expected to execute difficult skills like back handspring fulls, whip punch double twists, and Arabian step outs to double twists. They also continue practicing fulls with kicks. Mastery at this level reflects the pinnacle of tumbling proficiency.
  • Conclusion

    The process of learning and mastering tumbling in cheerleading is a journey that requires patience, practice, and persistent effort. By understanding and following this tumbling progression guide, cheer coaches can ensure their athletes develop the necessary skills in a safe and systematic manner. Remember, each level forms the foundation for the next – it’s important to master each skill before moving on to more advanced moves. Happy tumbling!

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    Mastering Cheer Stunting 101: A Comprehensive Guide for New Cheer Coaches

    Mastering Cheer Stunting 101: A Comprehensive Guide for New Cheer Coaches

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 28, 2023

    Every cheerleading performance is a mesmerizing blend of rhythm, athleticism, and sheer enthusiasm, with stunting taking center stage. Stunting, the act of lifting a team member during a performance, is not just about the high-flying spectacle; it requires precision, strength, and an intricate understanding of cheerleading guidelines. For any new cheer coach looking to ensure their team’s stunting routines are not only breathtaking but also adhere to American cheerleading rules and regulations, this guide offers a step-by-step breakdown.

    Understanding the Key Roles in Cheer Stunting

    Each stunt in cheerleading is made possible by the combined effort of the flyer, the bases, the backspot, and, sometimes, the front spot. All roles are bound by the safety guidelines set forth by the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA) and the U.S. All Star Federation (USASF).

    1. Flyer: Flyers need a solid sense of balance, flexibility, and confidence. They must follow safety guidelines, such as not reaching out to the crowd or performing any dangerous dismounts without proper support.
    2. Bases: Bases must be strong enough to lift and catch the flyer. They should always watch the flyer and not the crowd or competition, as stipulated by AACCA safety guidelines.
    3. Backspot: The backspot’s responsibility extends to ensuring the stunt’s timing, protecting the flyer’s head and neck, and maintaining constant awareness of the stunt group’s stability.
    4. Front Spot: This optional role can add an extra layer of safety, aiding in lifting the flyer, and providing additional stability to the stunt.
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    Stunt Conditioning Drills: Building Strength and Stability

    The next step is conditioning your cheerleaders for stunting. Strength, flexibility, and balance exercises should be part of your team’s regular workout regimen, in line with the conditioning guidelines of the USASF.

    1. Core Strength Exercises: The core is fundamental for all stunting roles. Exercises such as planks, sit-ups, and Russian twists can help build core strength.
    2. Leg and Arm Strength Workouts: Squats, lunges, and push-ups can help bases and spotters develop the power they need to support flyers.
    3. Balance Drills: Balance exercises, such as yoga poses or balance beam exercises, are important for flyers to maintain their poise while aloft.
    4. Flexibility Training: Stretching routines, straddle stretches, and split routines help flyers achieve the flexibility they need to perform various stunts.
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    Stunt Progressions: Learning to Stunt Safely

    Safety is paramount in cheerleading, and stunt progressions allow your squad to build confidence and skills while adhering to the AACCA’s risk management guidelines. Here are a few progression steps:

    1. Thigh Stand: This beginner-friendly stunt helps team members understand the basics of balance and coordination.
    2. Prep or Half Elevator: Here, the flyer stands on the bases’ hands at chest level. This stunt introduces height and requires more strength from bases.
    3. Full Elevator or Extension: This full-height stunt is a test of your team’s stunting abilities and should only be performed once the other levels are mastered.

    It is essential to incorporate these progressions into your training regimen, making sure to adhere to the USASF Level Rules and Age Grids.

    When teaching stunts, remember that every cheerleader’s safety is your priority. Use appropriate safety mats and spotting until your squad is fully comfortable with their stunts. As a cheer coach, your primary goal should be to foster an environment where your cheerleaders can safely learn, grow, and shine under your guidance.

    The art of stunting is one of the many elements that make cheerleading performances compelling and breathtaking. By incorporating the right drills, exercises, and safety practices into your coaching, and always adhering to the cheerleading rules and regulations, you can ensure your squad delivers not just a great performance, but a safe one. Keep the spirit high, the music inspiring, and let the joy of cheerleading resonate with every stunt your team executes.

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    규칙의 마스터: 한국에서 초보 치어리딩 코치를 위한 깊이있는 가이드

    Mastering the Rules: An In-depth Guide for First-Year Cheerleading Coaches in South Korea

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 27, 2023

    치어리딩 코칭의 세계에 발을 들이는 것은 특히 한국에서 이 독특한 스포츠의 규칙과 규정을 다루는 것이 어려울 수 있습니다. 이 가이드는 여러분이 한국 치어리딩 협회 (KCA)의 특정 규정에 중점을 둔 치어리딩 분야를 이해하고 정복하는 데 도움을 줄 것입니다.

    한국의 치어리딩은 역동적이며, 활발하며, 에너지가 넘칩니다. KCA의 특정 규칙을 이해하는 것은 규정 준수뿐만 아니라 당신의 코칭 능력과 팀의 성능을 향상시키는 데도 도움이 될 것입니다. KCA 하에 치어리딩의 주요 규칙과 규정에 대해 자세히 알아봅시다.

    KCA 규칙과 규정에 대한 세부적인 이해

    나이별 구분 및 제한

    KCA는 공정한 경쟁을 보장하기 위해 특정 연령 범주를 가지고 있습니다: Junior (14세 이하), Senior (15 – 18), College (19 – 22), 그리고 Adult (23세 이상). 각 연령 구분은 허용되는 기술, 루틴의 복잡성, 그리고 공연 시간에 대한 연령별 규칙이 있습니다. 이러한 규칙의 미묘한 부분을 이해하고 당신의 코칭 전략을 그에 맞게 맞추는 것을 익혀두세요.

    공연 시간 및 규정

    KCA 규칙에 따르면, 공연 시간은 연령 구분 및 카테고리 (치어 또는 댄스)에 따라 다릅니다. Junior 치어 팀의 루틴은 3분을 초과하지 않아야 하며, College 치어 팀은 최대 3분 30초 동안 공연할 수 있습니다. 또한, 모든 루틴은 카테고리에 따라 특정 요소를 포함해야 합니다. 예를 들어, 치어 루틴은 스턴트, 텀블링, 그리고 피라미드를 포함해야 하며, 댄스 루틴은 점프, 댄스 스킬, 그리고 텀블링 요소를 포함해야 합니다.

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    기술 규정 및 제한

    KCA는 각 연령 구분에서 허용되는 기술에 대한 상세한 규정을 제공합니다. 이러한 규칙은 스턴트, 텀블링, 피라미드의 수준과 유형을 규제합니다. 예를 들어, Junior 구분 팀은 안전 상의 이유로 복잡한 스턴트를 수행할 수 없을 수 있지만, Adult 구분 팀은 그런 스턴트를 수행할 수 있습니다. 이러한 기술 규정은 루틴을 구성할 때 이해해야 할 필수적인 부분입니다.

    치어리딩에서 음악의 역할

    음악은 치어리딩에서 중요한 역할을 합니다. 공연의 에너지와 리듬을 향상시킵니다. KCA는 공연에서 음악 사용에 대한 특정 규칙을 가지고 있습니다. 팀은 사용하는 모든 음악에 필요한 권리를 가지고 있어야 하며, 이는 요청 시 확인될 수 있어야 합니다. IPP Music은 이 요구사항을 충족시키는 신뢰할 수 있고 편리한 솔루션을 제공합니다. 그들은 치어리딩의 필요에 적합한 사전 라이선스와 맞춤형 믹스를 제공하여 KCA 규정을 충족시키고 당신의 루틴에 완벽한 사운드트랙을 제공합니다.

    안전 강조

    KCA는 안전에 강한 강조를 두고 있습니다. 한국의 모든 코치는 KCA가 인정한 안전 인증 과정을 이수해야 하며, 이는 스포츠에서 안전의 중요성을 강조합니다. 팀이 안전 지침을 이해하고 따르는 것이 그들의 안전과 KCA의 규칙 준수에 중요합니다.

    KCA의 종합적인 규칙집 이해

    KCA의 ‘국내 규칙 및 규정 핸드북’은 한국 치어리딩 내의 모든 규칙과 규정에 대한 종합적인 가이드입니다. 의상 요구사항부터 점수 체계, 그리고 징계 절차에 이르기까지, 이 가이드는 당신의 코칭 여정에 있어서 무가치할 수 없습니다. 이 가이드를 공부하는 시간을 투자하면 당신이 치어리딩 팀을 성공적으로 코칭하는 데 필요한 모든 것을 갖추게 될 것입니다.

    결론

    한국에서 첫 해 치어리딩 코치로서의 여정은 흥미롭고 보람찬 경험이 될 수 있습니다. KCA의 규칙에 대한 깊은 이해와 스포츠에 대한 당신의 열정, 그리고 IPP Music에서 제공하는 올바른 음악을 결합하면, 당신의 첫 해 치어리딩 코치로서는 크게 성공할 것입니다. 당신의 역할은 루틴을 훈련시키는 것을 넘어서 미래의 치어리딩 챔피언들을 양성하는 것이라는 것을 잊지 마세요.

    에너지를 유지하고, 집중하고, 즐거운 코칭을 바랍니다!

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    The Essential Guide for First-Year Cheerleading Coaches in Australia: Navigating Aussie Rules

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    1. By Steve Pawlyk

      Published June 26, 2023

    As a first-year cheerleading coach, stepping into the sport can be a thrilling yet daunting task. With the rules, techniques, and team management tasks, it may seem overwhelming. But fear not, because this guide will help you navigate the unique and engaging world of cheerleading in Australia.

    Cheerleading in Australia is a rapidly growing sport, with many unique regulations and practices. For a first-year coach, these rules can often seem complex and specific, but don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. This guide will delve into the key rules and regulations in Australian cheerleading, providing you with the tools you need to succeed.

    Understanding Australian Cheerleading: Key Rules and Regulations

    The cheerleading leagues in Australia operate under the Australian All Star Cheerleading Federation (AASCF). This body sets out the specific rules and guidelines that all teams and coaches must follow.

    Age Grouping

    In Australian cheerleading, competitors are grouped by age. The six primary divisions are Tiny (6 & under), Mini (8 & under), Youth (11 & under), Junior (14 & under), Senior (18 & under), and Open (14 & over). Make sure to familiarize yourself with these categories to ensure you’re training your team appropriately.

    AASCF National Rules and Regulations

    Performance Times

    Depending on the team’s division and category (cheer or dance), there are different performance time requirements. For example, a Mini Level 1 Cheer team will perform for 2 minutes 30 seconds, while a Senior Level 6 team might perform for up to 2 minutes 45 seconds.

    Skill Regulations

    Each division in Australian cheerleading has specific skill regulations. These restrictions apply to stunts, tumbles, and pyramids. Ensure you’re aware of these regulations when choreographing routines.

    Music: The Heartbeat of Cheerleading

    One crucial aspect of cheerleading that significantly contributes to the energy and vibe of the performance is the music. Choosing the right music can make or break your routine. It’s essential to consider a reliable and high-quality music service like IPP Music to give your team a competitive edge.

    Notably, the AASCF has regulations around the music used in performances. You must own the appropriate rights to any music you use, which could include licensing, and must provide proof if asked. IPP Music provides a range of pre-licensed and custom mixes tailored to cheerleading needs, so you can ensure you’re meeting these regulations while creating an electrifying atmosphere for your routine.

    Keeping Safety First

    Safety is paramount in cheerleading, with regulations in Australia putting a heavy emphasis on the safety of performers. All cheerleading coaches in Australia must complete a safety certification course approved by the AASCF. Ensuring your athletes understand and abide by safety guidelines should always be a top priority.

    Other Important Rules

    Remember, the AASCF’s National Rules and Regulations Handbook is your bible. It covers everything from costume requirements to scoring systems and disciplinary procedures. Spend time getting to know it – it will be your best friend!

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    Conclusion

    Embracing your role as a first-year cheerleading coach in Australia is an exciting journey. Remember, the key to success is understanding the rules that govern the sport in Australia. This knowledge, paired with enthusiasm, a love for the sport, and great music from IPP Music, will ensure your first year as a cheerleading coach is a memorable and successful one. You’re not just building routines; you’re building future champions!

    Keep the spirit high, and happy coaching!

    タイトル: コーチ向け日本のチアリーディングルール総合ガイド

    Kōchi-muke Nihon no Chiari ̄dingurūru sōgō gaido

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 23, 2023

    こんにちは、親愛なる読者の皆さん。あなたの信頼するチアミュージックサイトからの新しい洞察に満ちたブログ記事へようこそ。今日は、日本のチアコーチに焦点を当て、日本のチアリーディングを統治する具体的なルールを詳しく解説します。これらのルールを理解することは、成功的でルールに従ったチアリーディングプログラムを作るためには極めて重要です

    1. チアリーディングの基準と倫理ガイドライン

    日本チアリーディング協会(JCA)は、日本のチアリーディング活動を監督する公式組織です。1994年に設立され、国内のチアリーディングがスポーツマンシップ、尊重、倫理的行動の高い基準を守ることを保証しています。キーとなるルールの一つに”フェアプレイ”という概念があり、これは相手、審判員、そしてスポーツ自体への尊重を強調する原則です[^1^]。

    2. チアリーディングの安全規制

    チアリーディングは、激しい身体的労力を必要とするスポーツです。したがって、チアリーダーの安全は主要な懸念事項です。JCAは、各チアコーチが遵守する必要がある厳格な安全規定と医療プロトコルを設けています[^1^]。これには、必要な安全装置、スタントの適切なトレーニング、そして怪我の際の即時医療対応が含まれます。

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    3. 年齢分類

    JCAは、チアリーディング競技の明確な年齢カテゴリーを設けています。これは、「Tiny」(6歳以下)から「Open」(14歳以上)までを含みます[^1^]。コーチは、公平なプレイを保証するために、チームを競技に登録する際にこれらの年齢分類を尊重することが重要です。

    4. ミュージック規定とソリューション

    チアリーディングの世界では、ミュージックはパフォーマンスを強化するだけでなく、アスリートを奮い立た

    せる必要不可欠な要素です。日本チアリーディング協会(JCA)によれば、パフォーマンスで使用される全ての音楽は、下品な言葉や攻撃的な内容を含まず、さらに、音楽の権利は適切に管理され、著作権侵害を避けるべきです[^1^]。

    厳格な規制のため、コーチはしばしば全てのガイドラインを満たしながらも、チームと観客を興奮させる完璧なミックスを作り出すことに苦労します。でも心配はいりません、私たちは解決策を持っています。IPP Musicは、全てのガイドラインとライセンス規定を満たす幅広い手頃な価格のPremade Mixesを提供する、世界的に認知された音楽提供者です。

    IPP Musicの広範なライブラリには、活気に満ちた魅力的なチアミックスが揃っており、また、JCAの音楽規定を全て満たしています[^2^]。これらのPremade Mixesは、チアリーディングを考慮に入れて作られているため、どんなチアリーディングのイベントや競技にも理想的です。

    IPP Musicを使用する主な利点の一つは、カスタマイズ機能です。あなたのチームの年齢層、スキルレベル、またはルーチンのスタイルに関係なく、IPP Musicはトラックを完全にあなたのニーズに合わせてカスタマイズすることが可能です。テンポを変える、サウンドエフェクトを追加する、またはボイスオーバーを挿入することで、あなたのチームだけの本当にユニークな音楽を作り出すことができます[^2^]。

    音楽ライセンシングのコンプライアンスが必要不可欠な世界では、IPP Musicはストレスを取り除き、チアコーチに手頃な価格で完全にカスタマイズ可能なソリューションを提供します。

    5. スタント規則

    スタントはチアリーディングの不可欠な部分であり、各国にはそれに関する具体的な規定があります。日本では、JCAがチアリーダーの安全を確保するためのスタントルールを概説しています[^1^]

    これには、スクワッドの年齢層や経験に基づいて、スタントの種類と複雑さに対する制限が含まれています。

    6. チアリーディングユニフォーム規定

    最後に、ユニフォームのルールも重要です。JCAの規定によれば、チアリーディングのユニフォームは”きちんと整い、清潔で、控えめで、イベントに適したもの”であるべきです[^1^]。すべてのチームメンバーは、公式のパフォーマンスや競技中は一様に服装をそろえるべきです

    コーチとして、これらのルールに最新の情報を保つことは、チームの成功と安全を確保するために重要です。日本のチアリーディングルールは複雑なこともありますが、それらを理解することは成功的なチアリーディングプログラムを開発するための鍵です。JCAのウェブサイトは、より詳細な情報を得るための優れたリソースです[^1^]。

    締めくくりとして、チアリーディングはただ競技に勝つだけではなく、チームスピリットを育て、身体能力を開発し、性格を形成することについてです。ルールを尊重し、素晴らしいスポーツであるチアリーディングを育てましょう。

    「大声でいこうぜ!!!」

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    [^1^]: 日本チアリーディング協会(JCA)。規定 。Available at: www.jcacheer.org

    [^2^]: IPP Music. カスタムチアミックス&プリメイドチアミックス 。Available at: www.ippmusic.com

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    Essential Tips and Rules for First-Year British Cheer Coaches

    Essential Tips and Rules for First-Year British Cheer Coaches

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 23, 2023

    Cheerleading is an art and sport that fosters unity, promotes physical fitness, and instils a sense of leadership among participants. If you’re a first-year coach of a British cheer team, you might find the role challenging yet rewarding. This blog post is your handy guide, brimming with advice, tips, and insights into the rules specific to cheerleading in the United Kingdom

    1. Understanding the Basics of Cheerleading

    The first tip, which may sound obvious but is worth emphasizing, is understanding the basics of cheerleading. It’s not all about pom-poms and high-energy chants. Cheerleading in the UK, like any other sport, demands discipline, teamwork, athleticism, and creativity. The British Cheerleading Association (BCA) provides an excellent resource for coaches and athletes alike to understand the rules and basics of cheerleading.

    2.Ensuring Athlete Safety

    The safety of your athletes should always be your top priority. Always ensure they are properly warmed up before practice and cool down afterwards. Ensure your team learns and perfects basic cheerleading skills before moving on to more complex stunts. Know the regulations regarding the mats and other equipment, which need to be compliant with BCA and UKCA (United Kingdom Cheerleading Association) rules.
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    3. Encourage and Motivate

    Your team’s morale will play a significant role in their performance. As a coach, it’s your responsibility to keep the team motivated. Recognize each team member’s strengths and build on them. Constructive criticism is a great tool, but make sure it’s balanced with praise and encouragement.

    4. Teaching Teamwork

    Cheerleading is all about teamwork. Facilitate exercises that foster trust, cooperation, and communication among your team members. Remember, a successful stunt isn’t just about athleticism—it’s about impeccable timing and unyielding trust in each other.

    5. Understanding Cheer Rules Specific to the UK

    In the UK, cheerleading is governed by organizations such as BCA and UKCA, which enforce rules to ensure the sport is safe and enjoyable. Familiarise yourself with their guidelines, especially if your team participates in competitions.
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       – Age Groups: The BCA outlines specific age groups for cheerleading teams: Peewee (6 and under), Mini (8 and under), Youth (11 and under), Junior (14 and under), and Senior (10 and above). Ensure your team members fit within the correct age bracket.
       – Team Sizes: Depending on the competition category, team sizes may vary from one (for individual categories) to 36 athletes.
       – Routine Duration: For most categories, routines should be a maximum of 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
       – Music: If you use music in your routine, it must be licensed for use. The BCA and UKCA have strict rules on music copyright.
       – Costumes: Costumes should be modest, tasteful, and provide enough coverage. They must also allow for the safe execution of cheerleading moves.
       – Stunts and Tumbling: Certain stunts and tumbling moves are prohibited in specific age categories for safety reasons. Always check the latest BCA or UKCA rules before incorporating a new move into your routine.

    As Vince Lombardi once said, “”Coaches who can outline plays on a blackboard are a dime a dozen. The ones who win get inside their player’s heads.” Embrace this philosophy, and you’re already halfway to success.

    6. Continuous Learning

    As a first-year coach, never shy away from learning opportunities. Attend coaching seminars, engage with experienced cheer coaches, and stay updated with the latest cheerleading trends and techniques. Both the BCA and UKCA regularly offer training and educational resources to help you become a more effective coach.

    7. Focusing on Fitness

    Cheerleading is a physically demanding sport, and thus it’s critical for your athletes to maintain a high level of fitness. Focus on strength, flexibility, and endurance training. Regular conditioning can help prevent injuries and improve performance.
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    8. Managing Time

    Managing your time and your team’s time effectively is crucial. Your practice sessions should be structured and efficient, with a clear goal in mind. Be punctual, respect your athletes’ time, and encourage them to do the same.

    9. Ethical Considerations

    As a cheer coach, you play a vital role in shaping young athletes’ attitudes and behaviours. It’s important to exhibit ethical behaviour both on and off the cheer mat. This includes fair play, respect for all team members, and a strong commitment to the team’s success.

    10. Building a Community

    Finally, fostering a sense of community can help your team achieve greater success. Encourage parents to get involved, reach out to local businesses for sponsorship, and participate in community events. A supportive community can greatly enhance your team’s morale and provide necessary resources.
    Being a first-year British cheer coach might be challenging, but it’s also an opportunity to inspire young athletes, create memorable experiences, and instill lifelong values. Keep the above advice and rules in mind, and remember, the key is not to strive for perfection but progress. You’re embarking on a journey filled with cheers, challenges, and triumphs – embrace it wholeheartedly!
    In conclusion, your journey as a first-year British cheer coach will undoubtedly be a learning curve. Remember, every experienced coach was once a beginner, and with dedication, persistence, and a positive mindset, you’ll be leading your team to new heights. Stick to the rules, prioritize safety, foster an environment of mutual respect, and above all, don’t forget to have fun!
    May your first year of coaching be the beginning of a rewarding journey filled with cheers, passion, and unparalleled success. Now, get out there and let your cheer spirit shine!

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    日本のチアリーディングコーチング:成功するスクワッドを作るためのヒント

    日本のチアリーディングコーチング:成功するスクワッドを作るためのヒント

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 22, 2023

    こんにちは、最新のブログ記事へようこそ!日本でチアリーディングのコーチをしている、またはこれから始めようと考えている方に、この記事はピッタリです。日本のチアリーディングの世界を見渡し、強く、活気に満ちたスクワッドを作り上げるための最高のヒントとアドバイスをまとめてみました。

    日本のチアリーディングの風景を理解する

    コーチングのヒントに入る前に、日本のチアリーディングの本質を理解することが重要です。西洋のそれとは異なり、日本のチアリーディング、別名「応援団」は、伝統的な要素と現代のチアリーディング技術を融合させた強い文化的、歴史的な意義を持っています。コーチとして、これらの文化的な側面を尊重しつつ、現代のチアリーディングの方法を取り入れることが重要です

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    ヒント#1:伝統的な要素を認識する

    伝統は、日本のチアリーディングにおいて重要な役割を果たします。太鼓の使用や特定のチャントの使用など、これらの要素をあなたのルーチンに組み込むことを忘れないでください。これは、豊かな日本のチアリーディングの遺産に敬意を表すだけでなく、あなたのスクワッドをユニークで本格的にします

    ヒント#2:安全を最優先する

    どこでものチアリーディングと同様に、日本でも安全が最優先です。あなたのチアリーダーたちが彼らが行うスタントのためにしっかりと訓練されていること、そして彼らが常に適切な安全装備を着用していることを確認してください。定期的な安全プロトコルのドリルは必須です

    ヒント#3:チームスピリットを育てる

    チームスピリットはチアリーディングの魂です。チームビルディングの活動を通じてスクワッド内の絆を深め、尊敬、協力、相互支援の文化を推進してください。この友情はパフォーマンスに輝きを与え、あなたのチームが目立つのを助けます

    ヒント#4:フィジカルコンディショニングを取り入れる

    チアリーディングの肉体的な要求に鑑みて、フィットネスとコンディショニングに重点を置くことは必須です。スタミナ、力、柔軟性、バランスを養うワークアウトルーチンを計画してください。これらはすべて、成功するチアリーディングのための重要な要素です

    コーチのためのチアリーディングのアドバイス

    ヒント#5:独自のスタイルを開発する

    日本のチアリーディングは、西洋のチアリーディングのエネルギーと熱意と日本の伝統的なパフォーマンス要素を組み合わせた独自のスタイルを持っています。コーチとして、このスタイルを開発し、洗練するのはあなたの責任です。これにより、あなたのスクワッドのパフォーマンスが刺激的で文化的に関連性を持つことを確保します。

    ヒント#6:効果的なコミュニケーションを促進する

    成功したコーチはコミュニケーションで秀でています。常にスクワッドに対して明確な指示と建設的なフィードバックを提供してください。さらに、チームメンバーが自分の考えやアイデアを共有するのに快適な環境を作り出してください。

    ヒント#7:継続的な学習を受け入れる

    日本だけでなく、世界中で最新のチアリーディングのトレンドに常に最新の情報を保つことです。チアリーディングのセミナーやワークショップ、コーチングクリニックに参加してください。学習は、コーチであっても継続的なプロセスでなければなりません。

    日本でチアリーディングのコーチをすることは、ユニークで充実した経験です。これらのヒントは、あなたが最大限に活用し、あなたのスクワッドを新たな高みへと導くのを助けるでしょう

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    Starting All Star Cheer Late? Here’s How to Nail Your Tryouts and Find Your Place

    Starting All Star Cheer Late? Here's How to Nail Your Tryouts and Find Your Place

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 20, 2023

    So, you’re 17 and just about to dive into the world of All Star Cheerleading for the first time? This can be a thrilling yet nerve-wracking experience, especially if you’ve taken a break from stunting for a few years. But fret not. Whether you’re worried about your skills, or your ability to fit in with your peers, remember: You’re not alone. In fact, many successful cheerleaders have walked this path before you and found their place in the team.

    1. Refreshing Your Skills

    First, let’s address the tumbling and stunting. It’s fantastic that you’ve retained your tumbling skills around level 4. That’s a solid starting point, and it shows that you’ve put in the work and commitment before. Before tryouts, make sure you spend time each day practicing, but don’t push yourself too hard that you risk injury.

    Stunting, however, can be a bit more daunting if you haven’t done it in a while. If you have the opportunity, consider attending a couple of stunting workshops or classes. If that’s not an option, use YouTube tutorials and practice at home using a safe set-up. Focus on your basics and ensure you’re comfortable and confident in those before trying anything more complex. Remember, it’s okay not to have everything down perfectly, coaches will be looking for potential as well as existing skills.

    2. Dealing with Social Anxiety

    Now, let’s tackle the social aspect. Having social anxiety can make this experience feel even more daunting. It’s important to know that it’s okay to be nervous. The key is to try and use this nervous energy to fuel your performance. Show up to the tryouts, present yourself confidently, and do your best. That’s all anyone can ask of you.

    Starting All Star Cheer Late in Life

    When it comes to dealing with the other cheerleaders, remember that everyone has their own story and battles to fight. Some of the girls may seem intimidating, but they could be dealing with their own insecurities. Approach them with an open mind, be kind and genuine, and most importantly, be yourself. If you stay true to who you are, you’ll attract the right kind of people to you.

    3. Embracing Your Individuality

    Speaking of being yourself, let’s discuss your unique look. Having piercings and different makeup might make you feel like you stick out, but remember, the cheer world values individuality and expression. Embrace your style. It might even help you stand out in a positive way.

    However, for the tryouts and during practices, you may need to adjust your look to meet safety guidelines. Piercings could pose a risk during stunts, and heavy makeup might be uncomfortable during a sweaty practice. You could consider using clear piercings or removing them during practice, and possibly minimizing your makeup. But this doesn’t mean you need to abandon your style altogether. Find a balance that allows you to feel comfortable and safe while staying true to who you are.

    4. Setting Expectations

    Lastly, be prepared for both acceptance and rejection. Not making the team doesn’t mean you’re not good enough or that you’ll never be a successful cheerleader. It’s an opportunity to learn, grow, and come back stronger next time. If you do make the team, that’s fantastic, but remember that every new journey comes with its own set of challenges. Be patient with yourself as you navigate this new experience.

    Starting All Star cheerleading later than others can indeed be intimidating. But with a clear mind, the right preparation, and an open heart, you can not only make it into the team but also carve out

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    Challenging Stereotypes and Navigating Pressures in College Cheerleading

    Stereotypes and Pressures in College Cheerleading

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 19, 2023

    I saw a heartbreaking post in the r/cheerleading subreddit this morning that I thought I should address:


    Cheerleading is more than just a sport. It’s a lifestyle, a commitment, and for many, it becomes an integral part of their identity. However, with the privilege of being the face of a college/school/gym also comes a set of expectations that can take a toll on even the most dedicated athletes.

    At IPP Music, we’ve worked closely with cheerleading teams across the nation, and we’ve seen firsthand the struggles they face beyond mastering intricate routines or synchronizing to the perfect cheer music mix.

    In an environment where every move is under scrutiny, cheerleaders are often expected to look and act a certain way. They are supposed to embody the spirit of their schools, maintain an upbeat and social disposition, and fit into a certain physical image that can often feel unachievable. While these expectations can instigate discipline and camaraderie, they can also impose a mental and emotional burden on cheerleaders, chipping away at their self-esteem and personal well-being.

    A survey conducted by the National Eating Disorders Association found that athletes in judged sports, like cheerleading, are at a higher risk of developing eating disorders. This can be attributed, in part, to the pressure to fit into a certain uniform size or maintain a certain look. Cheerleaders have been told they are “too pale”, “too fat”, or “not enough” of something in a realm where there is always room for comparison and criticism.

    Moreover, the constant need to appear cheerful and sociable can become draining. Cheerleaders often find themselves being told they are “not social enough,” which can be particularly difficult for those who are introverted or dealing with personal issues.

    So, how can we challenge these stereotypes and alleviate these pressures?

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    1. Open Discussions:

    Creating a space where cheerleaders can openly discuss their feelings and experiences without judgment is crucial. Coaches and team leaders should foster an environment where athletes can express their concerns about body image, societal pressure, and mental health. These discussions can go a long way towards dispelling harmful stereotypes and promoting self-acceptance.

    2. Redefining Standards:

    The notion that all cheerleaders must look or behave a certain way is outdated and restrictive. Teams and coaches can work towards breaking these norms by encouraging diversity and individuality. The most powerful cheerleading squads aren’t those with members who all look the same; they’re those where each cheerleader brings their unique strengths and personalities to the team.

    3. Support Systems:

    Establishing a network of support that includes coaches, peers, and mental health professionals can make a significant difference in the lives of cheerleaders. Knowing they have people to turn to, who understand their struggles and offer solutions, can mitigate the stress associated with the pressures of cheerleading.

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    4. Emphasizing Health Over Aesthetics:

    Prioritizing the health and fitness of cheerleaders over their appearance is essential. Training should focus on building strength, stamina, and flexibility rather than achieving a specific body shape or size.

    Cheerleading should be an experience that builds character, fosters friendships, and instills a sense of school spirit. It should not be a breeding ground for insecurities or a source of undue stress. As we work together to create the perfect cheer music for your routines at IPP Music, we also hope to inspire a harmonious environment that celebrates each cheerleader’s individuality and passion.

    Cheerleading is a beautiful sport filled with vigor, enthusiasm, and teamwork. It’s high time we break the mould, challenge the stereotypes, and ensure our cheerleaders feel cherished, appreciated, and comfortable being themselves

    What can I do about it as a cheerleader?

    Cheerleaders themselves play a crucial role in bringing about this change. Here are a few steps they can take to navigate the pressures of college cheerleading:

    1. Speak Up:

    If you’re feeling overwhelmed by expectations, don’t hesitate to voice your concerns. Open communication can lead to understanding, support, and change. If something makes you uncomfortable, let your coach or a trusted team member know. Remember, your mental and physical well-being is as important as the performance itself.

    2. Self-care:

    Take time for yourself amidst the busy cheer schedule. Engage in activities that help you relax, and ensure you’re getting adequate sleep and proper nutrition. It’s not selfish to prioritize your health and well-being – it’s necessary.

    3. Set Personal Boundaries:
    While being part of a team, it’s essential to set boundaries that protect your individuality and mental health. Don’t feel pressured to conform to norms that don’t align with your beliefs or comfort. It’s okay to say ‘no’ when necessary.

    4. Practice Self-love and Acceptance:
    Remember, the perceived “perfect cheerleader” doesn’t exist. Celebrate your strengths and understand that everyone has areas of improvement. It’s okay not to fit into the mould. Appreciate your unique qualities and talents – they’re what make you an asset to your team

    5. Support Your Teammates:
    Just as you may be feeling pressure, your fellow cheerleaders might be experiencing the same. Be supportive of each other. Foster a positive team culture that values every member’s contributions and encourages open communication.

    6. Seek Professional Help If Needed:
    If the pressures of cheerleading are causing significant stress or leading to harmful behaviors, it’s important to reach out to mental health professionals. Therapists and counselors can provide strategies to cope with stress and address any potential mental health issues.

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    Remember, cheerleading is about creating a sense of unity and school spirit. It’s about teamwork, passion, and having fun. The uniform you wear or how outgoing you are should never overshadow your love for the sport. Stay true to yourself, prioritize your well-being, and remember that you bring something unique and invaluable to your team. You are more than enough just as you are

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    Mastering Balance in Cheerleading: How to Perform a Scale or a Scorpion with Grace and Stability

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 9, 2023

    Today, we’re focusing on the crucial element of balance, particularly when executing complex stunts like a scale or a scorpion.

    Cheerleading is a dazzling mix of dance, gymnastics, and acrobatics, and stunts like the scale and the scorpion are some of the most impressive and challenging skills to master. This article will guide you through the techniques to improve your balance and execute these stunts with poise and stability. Remember, safety first, so let’s start from the beginning.

    Understand The Basics

    Balance forms the bedrock of all cheerleading movements. It involves engaging your core muscles, maintaining a proper posture, and distributing your weight evenly. The more you practice balance in various positions, the more naturally it will come to you in advanced moves.

    Mastering the Scale

    The scale requires flexibility, strength, and balance. Here’s how you can perform a scale with improved balance:

    1. Warm-Up: A good warm-up is essential before attempting any stunts. It preps your muscles and reduces the risk of injuries.
    2. Stretch: Before attempting the scale, stretch your hamstring, glutes, and lower back. This can be done through yoga or pilates exercises. 
    3. Practice: Begin by lifting your leg to your side while holding onto something stable. As your strength improves, try to lift your leg without assistance.
    4. Work on Core Stability: A strong core will significantly improve your balance. Planks, sit-ups, and other core-strengthening exercises will help.
    5. Balance on One Foot: Start practicing your balance on one foot. You can increase the difficulty by closing your eyes or standing on an unstable surface like a balance board.
    6. Perform the Scale: Once you feel confident, lift your leg up to your side and grasp your foot with your hand. Try to extend your leg fully and hold the position.
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    Mastering the Scorpion

    The Scorpion stunt is an advanced move that requires a high level of flexibility and balance. Here’s how you can master it:

    1. Stretch: This move demands flexibility in your back and legs. Stretching exercises that target these areas will help.
    2. Work on your Backbend: The Scorpion requires a strong backbend. Practice bridge poses and other backbending exercises to develop your flexibility.
    3. Develop Ankle Strength: Your standing foot needs to be strong and stable. Ankle strengthening exercises will help, such as calf raises and single-leg balancing.
    4. Practice the Scorpion with Support: Initially, have a spotter to assist you as you raise your leg and reach back to grab your foot. Use the wall for support if needed.
    5. Slowly Increase Difficulty: Gradually, you can try to perform the Scorpion without any support.

    Remember, when performing any cheerleading move, safety should always come first. Never rush into performing a stunt, and always work at your own pace. It’s better to take the time to perfect your form than to risk injury.

    Incorporate these tips into your cheer practice, and you’ll be well on your way to performing scales and scorpions with remarkable grace and balance. Don’t forget to enjoy the journey and celebrate every milestone you hit. After all, cheerleading is all about the passion, spirit, and the love of the sport!

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    Unveiling the Myth: Your Weight is Not the Deciding Factor in Becoming a Cheerleading Flyer

    Unveiling the Myth: Your Weight is Not the Deciding Factor in Becoming a Cheerleading Flyer

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published June 8, 2023

    The cheerleading world is often fraught with misconceptions, and one of the most prevalent is the notion that a flyer’s weight is a determining factor in their role. This erroneous belief has persisted for years, suggesting that only those of lighter weight can become flyers. But it’s time to dispel this myth and reveal the truth: your weight does not matter when it comes to being a flyer in cheerleading.

    Strong is the New Light

    The narrative that a cheerleading flyer has to be petite to perform effectively overlooks a fundamental factor—strength. It’s not about the weight of the flyer; rather, it’s about the strength of the flyer and their bases. Bases must possess the strength and endurance to hoist and maintain the flyer at an elevated level, regardless of the flyer’s weight. Similarly, the flyer needs to have the necessary core strength and body control to maintain stability and perform stunts.

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    Skills Over Scales

    Cheerleading is a performance sport. This means that the grace, elegance, and execution of routines take precedence over other factors, including weight. A flyer’s ability to synchronize movements, exhibit flexibility, and execute stunts with precision are skills that cannot be measured on a scale. Therefore, the focus should be on skill enhancement rather than weight management.

    Body Confidence is Key

    Being a flyer requires an immense amount of confidence and trust, both in oneself and in the team. Body shaming, which sadly often comes from misconceptions about weight and role suitability in cheerleading, can damage this confidence. It is important to remember that body positivity and confidence play a crucial role in performance. They have a significant impact on how an individual carries themselves, interacts with their team, and performs on the mat.

    Safety First

    Weight does not correlate with safety in cheerleading, but correct technique and training do. Regardless of size, if a cheerleader is not trained properly or does not perform the stunts correctly, accidents can occur. Proper training includes learning to fall safely, perform stunts correctly, and communicate effectively with teammates. Safety should always be the top priority, not the cheerleader’s weight.

    The moderator of the r/cheerleading subreddit recently banned questions about weight and flyers and had a particularly succinct and insightful comment on the subject:

    “It’s entirely subjective. I’ve had flyers that were 90 Is that I couldn’t keep in the air because they weren’t good, and I have had flyers that were 140 Is that were easy to base because they were good. I’ve seen big people under stunts who just couldn’t get them up, and I have seen bean poles with tiny arms throw stunts all the way to extended single hand.”

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    Inclusivity in Cheerleading

    Promoting the idea that only lightweight individuals can be flyers perpetuates unhealthy body image standards and excludes those who don’t fit this criterion. Cheerleading, like any other sport, should promote inclusivity. The flyer’s role should be based on an individual’s skills, strengths, and abilities, not on their body weight.

    Conclusion

    The belief that weight is a deciding factor in being a flyer is a myth that needs to be busted. It’s strength, skills, confidence, proper training, and a positive attitude that truly make a flyer in cheerleading, not their weight. Let’s shift the focus from weight to performance skills, and promote an inclusive and supportive environment for all cheerleaders. After all, the magic of cheerleading lies in the unity and strength of the team, not the numbers on a scale.

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    The 3 Key Moves in Cheerleading: Boosting Your Routine with IPP Music

    Boost your cheer routine with key moves: High V, T-Jump, Liberty Stunt

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published May 30, 2023

    When it comes to mastering the art of cheerleading, understanding key moves is crucial. These moves form the basis of any routine, and perfecting them can take your cheerleading performance from good to exceptional. At IPP Music, we understand the power of rhythm and music in enhancing these moves, which is why we provide tailored cheerleading music to support and uplift your performance.

    Cheerleading is an energetic, powerful, and dynamic sport that requires skill, agility, and precision. With the combination of tumbling, jumps, stunts, and dance, cheerleading is as much about athleticism as it is about spirit and synchronization. 

    To help you boost your cheerleading routine, we will outline three key moves in cheerleading that every cheerleader should know. These moves are the High V, the T-Jump, and the Liberty Stunt. With the right music from IPP Music, you can make these moves pop and make your performance unforgettable.

    The High V

    The High V is a foundational move in cheerleading, often used in cheers, chants, and routines. It’s a move that every cheerleader learns early in their training. Here’s how to perfect your High V:

    1. Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart.
    2. Extend your arms up and out in a V shape. 
    3. Keep your arms straight, and make sure your palms face outward.
    4. Maintain a tight, sharp position, with your thumbs facing the back.

    The High V is great for creating a dramatic effect, especially when matched with powerful, beat-driven music. IPP Music offers a range of tracks that can help you make the most of this move, helping to create a captivating and exciting performance.

    The T-Jump

    The T-Jump, or toe touch, is a classic cheerleading jump that demands flexibility and precision. Here’s how to perform a T-Jump:

    1. Start with your feet together and arms in a High V.
    2. Bend your knees and jump off both feet.
    3. At the peak of your jump, split your legs into a V shape.
    4. Reach your hands towards your toes, creating a T shape with your body.
    5. Land safely with your knees slightly bent to absorb the impact.
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    Matching the T-Jump with the right music can add a significant impact to your routine. At IPP Music, we provide a diverse selection of music to suit any cheerleading routine, whether you’re looking for fast-paced tracks to match the energy of the T-Jump or slower beats for a graceful execution.

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    The Liberty Stunt

    The Liberty Stunt is a popular move that involves a flyer balancing on one foot, held up by bases. It’s a move that showcases teamwork and trust among cheerleaders. Here’s how to perform a Liberty Stunt:

    1. The flyer stands on one foot, while the bases support the flyer’s foot with their hands.
    2. The flyer keeps the other leg bent at the knee, creating a 90-degree angle.
    3. The back spot supports the flyer’s back and helps to keep her steady.
    4. The flyer extends her arms into a High V for balance and effect.

    The Liberty Stunt is a dramatic and impactful move that requires just the right music to match its intensity. IPP Music provides a range of music that can help accentuate this stunt, making your routine stand out from the rest.

    In conclusion, there are six main levels in cheerleading, each with its unique set of skills and requirements. These levels provide a roadmap for cheerleaders, helping them progress from beginners to advanced athletes. Understanding these levels is essential for anyone interested in cheerleading, whether they’re aspiring cheerleaders, parents, or fans of this dynamic sport.

    So, next time someone asks you, “How many levels of cheer are there?” you’ll be ready with an informed answer that will illuminate the complex and fascinating world of cheerleading. Stay tuned for more insights into the sport of cheerleading!

    Conclusion

    The High V, the T-Jump, and the Liberty Stunt are three key moves in cheerleading that, when executed correctly and paired with the right music, can take your cheerleading routine to the next level. IPP Music is dedicated to providing the best cheerleading music that complements your routine

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    The Ultimate Cheer Playlist: Top 20 Cheer Songs of 2023

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published May 26, 2023

    While you’re in the gym putting in those long hours of training and practice, make your playlist is fire to keep you motivated!

    From popular artists like Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift to rising stars such as Lee Isaacs and Stephen Sanchez, this playlist is guaranteed to make your heart race and your spirits soar. So, let’s dive into the high-energy beats and catchy melodies that will ignite your cheerleader soul!

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    1. Flowers – by Miley Cyrus
    2. Calm Down – Rema ft. Selena Gomez
    3. Runaway Romeo – Lee Isaacs
    4. Miss You – Oliver Tree ft. Robin Schulz
    5. As It Was – Harry Styles 
    6. Song For You – Lee Isaacs
    7. I’m Good (Blue) – David Guetta ft. Bebe Rexha
    8. Unholy – Sam Smith ft. Kim Petras
    9. Made You Look – Meghan Trainor
    10. Bones –  Imagine Dragons
    11. Past Lives – Lee Isaacs
    12. Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift 
    13. Lift Me Up – Rihanna
    14. Summer Nights – Lee Isaacs
    15. Until I Found You – Stephen Sanchez
    16. Last Last – Burna Boy
    17. Postcard – Lee Isaacs
    18. I Ain’t Worried – One Republic
    19. Left and Right – Charlie Puth ft. Jung Kook & BTS
    20. Nowhere To Go – Lee Isaacs 

    1. Flowers – Miley Cyrus

    Miley Cyrus kicks off our list with her powerful anthem “Flowers.” With its infectious chorus and uplifting lyrics, this song is perfect for adding a burst of energy to your cheer routine. Let Miley’s soaring vocals and catchy beats inspire you to reach new heights.

    2. Calm Down – Rema ft. Selena Gomez

    Next up, we have “Calm Down” by Rema featuring Selena Gomez. This collaboration brings together two incredible artists to create a fusion of Afrobeat and pop. The rhythmic beats and infectious hooks will have you moving and grooving in no time.

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    3. Runaway Romeo – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs, the rising star, enters the scene with “Runaway Romeo.” This catchy tune combines Lee’s soulful vocals with an upbeat tempo, making it the perfect addition to your cheer playlist. Get ready to dance and show off your cheer moves to this electrifying track.

    4. Miss You – Oliver Tree ft. Robin Schulz

    “Miss You” by Oliver Tree featuring Robin Schulz delivers a perfect blend of alternative and electronic sounds. This song’s infectious energy and powerful chorus will have you jumping, cheering, and feeling the exhilaration that only great music can provide.

    5. As It Was – Harry Styles

    Harry Styles, the heartthrob of millions, brings us “As It Was.” This track combines his signature smooth vocals with an upbeat melody, creating a perfect feel-good anthem for cheerleaders. Let Harry’s infectious charm and irresistible hooks lift your spirits and set the stage for a memorable performance.

    6. Song For You – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs returns to our list with “Song For You,” a heartfelt track that showcases his versatility as an artist. The song’s emotional depth and catchy chorus will captivate your audience, leaving them in awe of your cheerleading prowess.


    7. I’m Good (Blue) – David Guetta ft. Bebe Rexha

    David Guetta teams up with the sensational Bebe Rexha for “I’m Good (Blue).” This high-energy dance-pop track is bound to get your adrenaline pumping and your cheer squad hyped up. Let the infectious beats and powerful vocals of these superstars fuel your cheerleading routine.

    8. Unholy – Sam Smith ft. Kim Petras

    Sam Smith and Kim Petras collaborate on “Unholy,” a hauntingly beautiful anthem that showcases their vocal prowess. The song’s dark undertones and powerful melodies will add a touch of intensity to your cheer routine, leaving a lasting impression on your audience.

    9. Made You Look – Meghan Trainor

    Meghan Trainor brings her signature upbeat and empowering style to “Made You Look.” This catchy pop anthem encourages you to let your confidence shine and embrace your uniqueness. Incorporate this song into your cheer playlist to inspire your squad to bring their A-game.

    10. Bones – Imagine Dragons

    Imagine Dragons never fail to deliver anthems that resonate with millions. “Bones” is no exception. With its powerful vocals, dynamic instrumentation, and inspirational lyrics, this song will evoke a sense of determination and resilience in your cheer routine.


    11. Past Lives – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs makes his third appearance on our list with “Past Lives.” This soulful track takes you on an emotional journey, infusing your cheer routine with depth and meaning. Let Lee’s heartfelt lyrics and captivating voice elevate your performance to new heights.

    12. Anti-Hero – Taylor Swift

    Taylor Swift, the queen of storytelling, presents “Anti-Hero.” This thought-provoking song weaves a tale of resilience and empowerment, encouraging you to embrace your inner strength. Incorporate this track into your cheer routine to leave a lasting impact on your audience.

    13. Lift Me Up – Rihanna

    Rihanna’s powerful vocals take center stage in “Lift Me Up.” This uplifting anthem is perfect for building excitement and motivating your cheer squad. Let Rihanna’s soulful voice and empowering lyrics inspire you to defy limits and reach for the stars.

    14. Summer Nights – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs returns once again with “Summer Nights,” a vibrant and infectious summer anthem. This feel-good track will infuse your cheer routine with sunshine and positive vibes, creating an atmosphere of pure joy and energy.

    15. Until I Found You – Stephen Sanchez

    Stephen Sanchez joins our list with “Until I Found You,” a heartwarming ballad that celebrates the power of love and connection. This song’s beautiful melodies and emotional depth will add a touch of grace and elegance to your cheer performance.

    16. Last Last – Burna Boy

    Burna Boy brings his Afrobeat flair to “Last Last,” a rhythmic and captivating track. This infectious tune will have your cheer squad grooving to the beats and showcasing their impressive dance moves. Let the vibrant energy of Burna Boy’s music electrify your performance.

    17. Postcard – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs continues to impress with “Postcard,” a reflective and soulful track. This song’s introspective lyrics and haunting melodies will create a captivating atmosphere, leaving your audience in awe of your emotive cheer routine.


    18. I Ain’t Worried – OneRepublic

    OneRepublic delivers “I Ain’t Worried,” an empowering anthem that encourages you to embrace fearlessness. This energetic track combines catchy pop hooks with powerful vocals, making it an ideal addition to your cheer playlist.

    19. Left and Right – Charlie Puth ft. Jung Kook & BTS

    Charlie Puth teams up with Jung Kook and BTS for “Left and Right.” This collaboration showcases their incredible musical chemistry and delivers a dynamic and catchy pop track. Incorporate this song into your cheer routine for a burst of energy and infectious enthusiasm.

    20. Nowhere To Go – Lee Isaacs

    Lee Isaacs concludes our list with “Nowhere To Go,” a soul-stirring track that embodies the highs and lows of life’s journey. This emotional ballad will add depth and complexity to your cheer routine, leaving a lasting impression on your audience.

    There you have it! The top 20 cheer songs of 2023! From powerful anthems to infectious dance-pop tracks, this playlist is a treasure trove of energy and inspiration. Incorporate these songs into your cheer routines and watch as they elevate your performances to new heights. Get ready to shake those pom-poms, move your body, and spread joy with these incredible tracks. Remember to visit ippmusic.com for more exciting music updates and recommendations. Let the power of music fuel your cheerleading spirit and bring your routines to life!

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    All Cheer & Dance Events/Competitions 2023-2024 (Searchable)

    All Cheer & Dance Events/Competitions 2023-2024

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published May 22, 2023

    Get ready to witness the pinnacle of athleticism and artistry at the All Out Championships, Allstar Cheer Competitions 2023, and Allstar Cheer Competitions 2024. These prestigious events bring together the best teams from across the country to showcase their skills and compete for glory.

    SKIP TO THE EVENT LIST

    To help you stay ahead of the game and ensure you don’t miss out on any incredible opportunities, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of all the notable cheerleading and dance events and competitions taking place throughout the year.

    Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, a passionate coach, or a dedicated fan, this guide will serve as your go-to resource, presenting the events in a searchable format that makes it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. Search by State, Event Producer, or Date!

    If you’re looking for a thrilling experience, make sure to mark your calendars for the Apex Championships, Bravo, Celebrity, Champion Cheer Central, and Champions League. These electrifying competitions will leave you on the edge of your seat as teams battle it out for the top spot.

    For those seeking an extraordinary blend of cheer and dance, don’t miss the Cheer America Championships, Cheer and Dance Extreme, and Diamond Cheer & Dance Events. These events showcase the versatility and artistry of cheerleaders and dancers as they push the boundaries of creativity and athleticism.

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    If you’re searching for top-notch events that offer a unique experience, look no further than the F & T Championships, Global League, Hit Zone, Hoss Spirit, and iep cheer competitions 2023. These competitions provide a platform for teams to shine and leave a lasting impact on the audience.

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    Experience the spirit and passion of cheerleading at Liberty Spirit, M Events, Maximum, MCDA, Pride Championships, and Pro Action Championships. These events celebrate the dedication and hard work of athletes, leaving spectators inspired and captivated.

    For a dose of intense competition, be sure to check out the Redline Championships, Revolution Championships, RISE, ROC Spirit, and Royal Events. These events bring together fierce competitors from all corners of the cheerleading world, creating an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation.

    If you’re looking to plan your calendar accordingly, take advantage of the convenient “Search by Date” and “Search by State” options. With just a few clicks, you can find the events that align with your schedule and location, ensuring you never miss a moment of cheerleading excellence.

    Throughout the season, Spirit Mix Themes, Star Spirit, State Fair Spirit Classic, The Cheer Expo, The Spirit Network, United Cheer, Valley of the Sun, Varsity Cheer Competition Schedule, Varsity Cheer Competitions 2023, Varsity Cheer Competitions 2024, Victory Cheer and Dance Championships, Winners Choice Championships, and World Cheer Co will also host spectacular events that will leave a lasting impression.

    So, get ready to witness the breathtaking stunts, awe-inspiring choreography, and contagious energy that define the world of cheer and dance. It’s time to immerse yourself in the thrilling journey of the 2023-2024 season and support these incredible athletes as they strive for greatness.

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    The Perfect BPM for Cheer Music: A Comprehensive Guide

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published May 15, 2023

    Are you a cheerleader or cheer coach looking to perfect your routine with the right music tempo? Understanding the beats per minute (BPM) of cheer music is critical to synchronizing your team’s movements and timing. The majority of cheer industry professionals consider the ideal BPM for most cheer music to be around 146 BPM.

    Understanding BPM in Cheer Music

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    BPM, or beats per minute, is a unit used to measure the pace of music. It tells you how many beats there are in a minute of a particular song or musical piece. In cheerleading, the BPM of the music plays a crucial role as it forms the backbone of the cheer routine’s timing and synchronization. 

    When it comes to cheer music, the consensus in the cheer community is that 146 BPM is the sweet spot. This tempo is fast enough to keep the energy high and the routine exciting, but not so fast that the cheerleaders can’t keep up.

    The Magic of 146 BPM in Cheer Music

    Why 146 BPM, you might ask? This BPM strikes the perfect balance between energy and control. At this pace, cheer routines can have a high-impact, dynamic performance without losing synchronization or risking safety. The tempo allows cheerleaders to perform their stunts, tumbling, and dance movements in time with the music, creating a seamless, rhythmic routine that is a pleasure to watch.

    Using IPP Music to Understand Cheer Music BPM

    IPP Music has become a go-to resource for cheerleaders and cheer coaches trying to understand the relationship between music counts and BPM. Their comprehensive guides and informative graphs provide valuable insights into how BPM affects the execution of cheer routines. By studying IPP Music’s resources, you can better comprehend why 146 BPM is often the chosen tempo for cheer music.

    Within every premade mix page on the IPP Music site, you’ll find helpful guides that show how to count music and match these counts with your cheer routine. These guides can be particularly helpful when choreographing routines to music with a BPM of 146, ensuring every beat is met with precision and enthusiasm.

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    Conclusion

    In the high-energy world of cheerleading, music is not merely a backdrop; it’s an integral part of the performance. Choosing cheer music with a BPM of 146 can provide the right tempo to enhance the excitement of the performance while ensuring the safety and synchronization of your team.

    Whether you’re a cheerleader, a coach, or someone interested in the mechanics of cheerleading, understanding the BPM of cheer music is essential. Resources like IPP Music can provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to navigate the world of cheer music BPM confidently. Remember, the next time you’re selecting or choreographing to cheer music, aim for that magic number: 146 BPM.

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    D1 Summit Recap & Results (Searchable)

    D1 Summit Results Recap

    By Brianna Lohr

    Published May 10, 2023

    After a long few weeks of cheer, we can recap on the incredible teams that attended the Summit Championships!

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    We have to shout out our IPP Client, Express Cheer Exceptional who took home the gold in the Small Senior 4.2 division at the Summit!! They stepped on the stage with their neon bows and beautiful uniforms and performed their hearts out! Exceptional’s team name is a great example of how their routine was performed at the Summit, EXCEPTIONAL!! 

    A-List Athletics Miss 6 is a team to watch!! They performed two incredible routines in the Small Junior 6 division. Their opening baskets caught everyone’s attention with their height and technique. They ended their routine with the most impressive pyramid!! They ended the weekend as CHAMPIONS in the Junior 6 division!!

    We cannot wait to see what these teams bring to Summit next season!!

    D1 Summit Results

    wdt_ID Rank Program Team Division IPP Client?
    1 1 Port City Athletics Vipers J1 Small A
    2 2 WIDC Snow Queens J1 Small A
    3 3 Premier Performance Redemption J1 Small A
    4 1 Cheer Xcel Dynasty J1 Small B
    5 2 Fierce Cheer Elite Empress J1 Small B
    6 3 All 4 Cheer Lady Bullets J1 Small B
    7 1 Desert Elite Mavericks Riot J1 Medium
    8 2 Pro Scouts Bombshells J1 Medium
    9 3 XCA Bombsquad Triple Threat J1 Medium
    10 1 Cheer Xcel Purple Reign S1 Small
    11 2 Jaguar Athletics Reign S1 Small
    12 3 One Elite All Stars Lady X S1 Small YES
    13 1 Power Elite All Stars Eclipse S1 Medium
    14 2 Las Vegas All Stars Ros S1 Medium
    15 3 Chesapeake Elite Hail S1 Medium
    16 1 United Elite Cheer Honor J2 Small A
    17 2 Nfinite All Stars Bombshells J2 Small A
    18 3 JPAC Radiance Sunbeams J2 Small A
    19 1 Chico Cheer All Stars Glitz J2 Small B
    20 2 California Storm Illusiion J2 Small B
    21 3 Phoenix Allstars Blackout J2 Small B
    22 1 Firehouse Elite Sirens J2 Medium YES
    23 2 Carolina Elite JAB J2 Medium YES
    24 3 Icon Athletics Insanity J2 Medium
    25 1 Reign Elite Cheer Royalty S2 Small YES
    26 2 Dream Athletics Wicked S2 Small
    27 3 Topic of Discussion Sports Training Respect S2 Small
    28 1 XCA Snipers S2 Medium
    29 2 Desert Elite Mavericks Rogue S2 Medium
    30 3 IMPACT Elite All Stars Senior Stars S2 Medium
    31 1 CDX Elite Special Forces L2 Cheerabilities YES
    32 2 San Antonio Spirit Team Shine L2 Cheerabilities
    33 3 Rebelz Cheer Super Starz L2 Cheerabilities
    34 1 United Elite Cheer Riot J3 Small A
    35 2 Terre Haute Cheer University Hot Wheels J3 Small A
    36 3 Interactive Academy Cosmic J3 Small A
    37 1 Northern Lights All Stars Karma J3 Small B
    38 2 PA Starz Lady Legeds J3 Small B
    39 2 San Antonio Spirit Team Black J3 Small B
    40 1 Extreme All Stars Junior 3LITE J3 Medium
    41 2 Icon Athletics Chaos J3 Medium
    42 3 Spirit Athletics Lethal J3 Medium
    43 1 Candy Elite All Stars Now & Later S3 Small
    44 2 Central Coast Elite S3ergeants S3 Small
    45 3 Chico Cheer All Stars Blackout S3 Small
    46 1 Koach All Stars Diamonds S3 Medium
    47 1 Pro Scouts Lady Pros S3 Medium
    48 3 XCA Code Black S3 Medium
    49 1 Cheer Magic All Stars HatTrick S3 Coed Small
    50 2 Power Elite All Stars Scandal S3 Coed Small
    51 3 Northern Extreme Athletics Scandal S3 Coed Small
    52 1 Port City Athletics Crusaders S3 Coed Medium
    53 2 Impact Elite Athletics Crush S3 Coed Medium YES
    54 3 Valley Cheer Elite Inferno S3 Coed Medium
    55 1 Southern Elite Allstars Shockwave S4.2 Small
    56 2 One Elite All Stars Miss Envy S4.2 Small YES
    57 3 Terre Haute Cheer University The Kings S4.2 Small
    58 1 The Rock Athletics Senior Slate S4.2 Medium
    59 2 East Jersey Elite Code Black S4.2 Medium
    60 3 TAG Athletics Solar S4.2 Medium
    61 1 Dream Athletics Blackout S4.2 Coed Small
    62 2 Hit Force Cheer Reckless S4.2 Coed Small
    63 3 Impact Elite Athletics Knockout S4.2 Coed Small YES
    64 1 Quest Athletics Halo S4.2 Coed Medium
    65 2 Carolina Elite TKO S4.2 Coed Medium YES
    66 3 Maine Stars Icons S4.2 Coed Medium
    67 1 United Elite Cheer Revolt J4 Small
    68 2 Georgia All Stars Vicious J4 Small
    69 3 Maine Stars Platinum J4 Small
    70 1 United Rock Nation All Stars Knockouts J4 Medium
    71 2 Exceleration F4 J4 Medium
    72 3 Perfect 10 Heat DYN4MITE J4 Medium
    73 1 TAI Ice Queens S4 Small
    74 2 Cheer Nation Athletics Lady Lime S4 Small
    75 3 Vegas Empire Athletics Senior Sabotage S4 Small
    76 1 Titanium Force Cheer Black Smoke S4 Medium
    77 2 GU Shamrocks Belfast Babes S4 Medium
    78 3 TAG Athletics Halo S4 Medium
    79 1 All 4 Cheer Sirens S4 Coed Small
    80 2 Evolution Cheer Teal Shock S4 Coed Small
    81 3 Island Elite Steel Tide S4 Coed Small
    82 1 IMPACT Elite All Stars Nova S4 Coed Medium YES
    83 2 Quest Athletics Bombsquad S4 Coed Medium
    84 3 Victory! All Stars Black Diamonds S4 Coed Medium
    85 1 Luxe Cheer Queens S4 Open YES
    86 2 Double Down Athletics Elektra S4 Open
    87 3 Virginia Royalty Athletics Duchess S4 Open
    88 1 Aspire Cheer Academy Fate 2.0 S4 Open Coed
    89 1 Maine Stars Dynasty S4 Open Coed
    90 3 San Antonio Spirit Team Steel S4 Open Coed
    91 1 LA Cheerz Allstarz Scarlet J5 Small
    92 2 Carolia Spirit Athletics Leopard Sharks J5 Small
    93 3 TAI Arctic5 J5 Small
    94 1 Vegas Empire Athletics Lady Legacy J5 Large
    95 1 Evolution Cheer Teal Impact J5 Coed Small
    96 2 Cheer Magic All Stars Jinx J5 Coed Small
    97 3 Florida Triple Threat AllStars Sassy Catz J5 Coed Small
    98 1 Thunder Extreme Zeus S5 Small
    99 2 Element All Stars Cobalt S5 Small
    100 3 Cheer Craze All Stars Pirates S5 Small
    101 1 Extreme All Stars X5 S5 Large
    102 2 Cheer Revolution KISS S5 Large
    103 1 Victory! All Stars Platinum S5 Coed Small
    104 2 Spirit Athletics Shameless S5 Coed Small
    105 3 Knight Time Cheer Deja Vu S5 Coed Small
    106 1 The Hive Cheer HIVE 5 S5 Coed Large
    107 2 United Dream Elite Gravity S5 Coed Large
    108 1 Louisiana Powerhouse Pearl S5 Open
    109 2 Vortex Allstars Lady Rays S5 Open
    110 3 Cheer Strike Allstars Medusa S5 Open
    111 1 Cheer-riffic Techniques Falcon Blaze S5 Open Coed
    112 2 Ultimate Allstars Code Black S5 Open Coed
    113 3 Rock Solid Elite Midnight Matrix S5 Open Coed
    114 1 Virginia Royalty Athletics Dynasty J6 Small
    115 2 North Central Athletics Royal Divas J6 Small
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    D2 Summit Results and Recap (Searchable)

    D2 Cheerleading Results 2023

    By Brianna Lohr

    Published May 10, 2023

    D2 Summit was buzzing on social media this past weekend! With the incredible routines and well run competition, D2 Summit outdid themselves this season!
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    Luxe Cheer, a loyal IPP Client, has WON the Senior Open 4 division at the D2 Summit! The Queens put out two top notch routines on the Summit floor! The pyramid was impressive!! Every athlete was being utilized and they performed a CLEAN pyramid section.
    Northern Lights All Stars, from New Hampshire, has made program history coming home with their FIRST D2 Summit WIN in the Junior 3 Small B Division! Their incredible routine is packed with difficulty and creativity throughout the entire routine.
    Let’s talk about Candy Elite All Stars, Now & Later! They came to Florida with a mission. They first competed at All Star Worlds at the Orange County Convention Center, placing first in the XSmall Senior 3 division, and following their win at ASW, they headed to D2 Summit where they took the top spot in Small Senior 3. Now & Later’s technique and timing was jaw dropping.
    This gym and team is a must see!!

    We cannot wait to see what these teams bring to Summit next season!!

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    D2 Summit 2023 Results

    wdt_ID Rank Program Team Division IPP Client?
    1 1 Star Athletics Junior Chrome J1 Small A
    2 2 Rival Athletics Infinity J1 Small A
    3 3 The Stingray All Stars Mango J1 Small A
    4 1 Rain Athletics Crystal J1 Small B
    5 2 Nor Cal Eite All Stars Athena J1 Small B
    6 3 CheerForce Simi Valley Boulderz J1 Small B
    7 1 Power House All Stars Godspeed J1 Medium
    8 2 Cheer Extreme - Raleigh Lovespell J1 Medium
    9 3 ICE Frost J1 Medium
    10 1 Victory Vipers Lady Strikers S1 Small
    11 2 The Stingray All Stars Falcon S1 Small
    12 3 The California All Stars - Mesa Vogue S1 Small
    13 1 California Pride Inferno S1 Medium
    14 2 ATA Ignite S1 Medium
    15 3 The California All Stars - San Marcos White Gold S1 Medium
    16 1 Jessie Leigh Dance & Cheer Acadmeny Roar (England) L1 U16
    17 2 Unity Allstars Lemon (England) L1 U16
    18 3 Wildcats Cheerleader Leverkusen Wildcats J1 (Germany) L1 U16
    19 1 Zodiac All Stars Shadow (England) L1 U18
    20 2 Action Athletics AIM (Sweden) L1 U18
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    2023 ICU Worlds Cheerleading Championships: Results and Recap (Searchable)

    2023 ICU Worlds Cheerleading Championships: Results and Recap (Searchable)

    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published April 24, 2023

    The 2023 ICU Worlds Cheerleading Championships certainly delivered, with fresh faces dominating the leaderboard, like Team Australia in All Girl Elite, and the US National Team making their mark in the All Girl Premier division! The competition was nothing short of spectacular, featuring both the ICU Junior World Cheerleading Championships and ICU World Cheerleading Championships, packed with incredible talent and stunning performances.

    Sidenote: IPP Music was the music used for SIX gold medal-winning teams!

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    We witnessed teams such as Team Japan, Team New Zealand, and Team Mexico stepping up their game in various divisions, showcasing their incredible technique and creativity. The 2023 Cheer Championships had everyone on the edge of their seats as the world’s best cheer teams competed for the ultimate glory.

    One of the standout moments of the championships was Team Austria’s impressive win in the Junior All Girl Advanced Elite finals, as well as their victory in the Youth All Girl Median. Their jaw-dropping routines were filled with difficulty and precision, proving they were a force to be reckoned with.

    The US National Team also made a statement, topping the charts in the Junior Coed Elite and earning high praise for their elite stunt section, brimming with difficulty and innovation. The US National Teams’ exceptional performances garnered 6 gold medals, all fueled by IPP Music’s electrifying mixes, and secured them a well-deserved spot at the pinnacle of the cheer world.

    So, buckle up and join us as we relive the unforgettable moments, celebrate the remarkable achievements, and toast to the future of cheerleading at the 2023 ICU Worlds Cheerleading Championships!

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    wdt_ID Division Round Ranking Team
    104 Youth All Girl Finals 1 Team Austria
    105 Youth All Girl Finals 2 Team Canada
    106 Youth All Girl Finals 3 Team Japan
    107 Youth All Girl Finals 4 Team Mexico
    108 Youth All Girl Finals 5 Team New Zealand
    109 Youth All Girl Finals 6 Team Malaysia
    110 Youth All Girl Finals 7 Team Colombia
    111 Youth All Girl Finals 8 Team Poland
    112 Youth All Girl Finals 9 Team Ecuador
    113 Youth All Girl Finals 10 Team Scotland
    114 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 1 Team Austria
    115 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 2 Team Canada
    116 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 3 Team Japan
    117 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 4 Team Mexico
    118 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 5 Team Poland
    119 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 6 Team New Zealand
    120 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 7 Team Colombia
    121 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 8 Team Ecuador
    122 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 9 Team Scotland
    123 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 10 Team Malaysia
    124 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 11 Team Korea
    125 Youth All Girl Semi-Finals 12 Team Jamaica
    126 Youth All Girl Advanced Finals 1 US National Team
    127 Youth All Girl Advanced Semi-Finals 1 US National Team
    128 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 1 Team Austria
    129 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 2 Team Japan
    130 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 3 Team New Zealand
    131 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 4 Team Mexico
    132 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 5 Team Switzerland
    133 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Finals 6 Team Poland
    134 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 1 Team Austria
    135 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 2 Team Japan
    136 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 3 Team New Zealand
    137 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 4 Team Mexico
    138 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 5 Team Switzerland
    139 Junior All Girl Advanced Elite Semi-Finals 6 Team Poland
    140 Junior All Girl Elite Finals 1 US National Team
    141 Junior All Girl Elite Finals 2 Team Finland
    142 Junior All Girl Elite Finals 3 Team Sweden
    143 Junior All Girl Elite Finals 4 Team Germany
    144 Junior All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 1 US National Team
    145 Junior All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 2 Team Finland
    146 Junior All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 3 Team Sweden
    147 Junior All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 4 Team Germany
    148 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 1 Team New Zealand
    149 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 2 Team Australia
    150 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 3 Team Japan
    151 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 4 Team Italy
    152 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 5 Team Wales
    153 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 6 Team Switzerland
    154 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 7 Team Ecuador
    155 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 8 Team Brazil
    156 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 9 Team Greece
    157 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 10 Team Colombia
    158 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 11 Team Chinese Taipei
    159 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 12 Team Scotland
    160 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 13 Team Korea
    161 All Girl Elite Semi-Finals 14 Team South Africa
    162 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 1 Team Australia
    163 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 2 Team Brazil
    164 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 3 Team New Zealand
    165 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 4 Team Japan
    166 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 5 Team Belgium
    167 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 6 Team Austria
    168 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 7 Team Denmark
    169 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 8 Team Hungary
    170 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 9 Team Netherlands
    171 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 10 Team Ireland
    172 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 11 Team South Africa
    173 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 12 Team Latvia
    174 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 13 Team Guatemala
    175 Coed Elite Semi-Finals 14 Team Korea
    176 Junior Coed Elite Finals 1 US National Team
    177 Junior Coed Elite Finals 2 Team Mexico
    178 Junior Coed Elite Finals 3 Team England
    179 Junior Coed Elite Finals 4 Team Finland
    180 Junior Coed Elite Finals 5 Team Norway
    181 Junior Coed Elite Semi-Finals 1 Team Finland
    182 Junior Coed Elite Semi-Finals 2 US National Team
    183 Junior Coed Elite Semi-Finals 3 Team England
    184 Junior Coed Elite Semi-Finals 4 Team Mexico
    185 Junior Coed Elite Semi-Finals 5 Team Norway
    186 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 1 US National Team
    187 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 2 Team Mexico
    188 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 3 Team Finland
    189 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 4 Team Canada
    190 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 5 Team Sweden
    191 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 6 Team Norway
    192 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 7 Team Austria
    193 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 8 Team England
    194 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 9 Team Denmark
    195 All Girl Premier Semi-Finals 10 Team Germany
    196 Coed Premier Semi-Finals 1 US National Team
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    NCA 2023 Results & Recap – Searchable

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    By Brianna Lohr

    Published April 17, 2023

    NCA College Nationals was one for the books; with teams in new divisions such as Weber State dominating Advanced IA, new winners, and the addition of the Grand National Championship Title!!

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    NCA has added an additional day of competition to its event! After two days of competing for the top spot all the Advanced Winners compete an additional day, Saturday, to secure the Grand National Championship Title; Advanced All Girl. Advanced Small Coed, and Advanced Large Coed.

    University of New Hampshire not only won one championship in Intermediate All Girl Division IA, but TWO in Advanced All Girl Division l  and the GRAND NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP in Advanced All Girl. Both routines were packed with difficulty and showed impeccable technique throughout their routines!

    We also saw the long awaited return of Hawaii Pacific University to Daytona who happened to win the Advanced Small Coed II division. This is HPU’s eighth NCA National Championship Title.

    NC State Cheerleading is back on top in the Advanced Small Coed Division IA. Their elite stunt section was impressive and loaded with difficulty and creativity. With their stellar routine, they ended NCA College Nationals with a 96.4885

    The countdown is on for NCA College Nationals 2024. We cannot wait to see the teams and programs outdo themselves next year!

    2023 NCA College Nationals Results

    wdt_ID Division School
    1 Game Day Open Navarro College
    2 East Texas Baptist
    3 North Carolina Wesleyan College
    4 Game Day Division II Tarleton State University
    5 Lenoir-Rhyne University
    6 Gannon University
    7 Game Day Division IA Utah Valley University
    8 University of Michigan
    9 Bryant University
    10 Intermediate Small Coed Division II Lindenwood University
    11 University of Arkansas Fort Smith
    12 Grand Valley State University
    13 Intermediate All Girl Division II Dallas Baptist University
    14 Davenport University
    15 Lindenwood University
    16 Intermediate Small Coed NAIA Roosevelt University
    17 Aquinas College
    18 St. Thomas University
    19 Intermediate Small Coed Junior College Dodge City Community College
    20 Connors State College
    21 Neosho County Community College
    22 Intermediate Small Coed Division III Bridgewater State University
    23 New York University
    24 University of Texas at Dallas
    25 Intermediate Small Coed Division I Kennesaw State University Athletics Association
    26 College of Charleston
    27 Southern University
    28 Intermediate All Girl Division I University of New Hampshire
    29 North Carolina A&T State University
    30 Florida A&M University
    31 Intermediate All Girl Division IA Texas A&M Cheer Squad
    32 NC State All Girl Competitive Team
    33 Florida St Univ Garnet Girls
    34 Intermediate Small Coed Division IA Florida Atlantic University
    35 Southern Methodist University
    36 University of North Texas
    37 Intermediate All Girl Division III Salisbury University
    38 University of Massachusetts-Boston
    39 Piedmont College
    40 Intermediate All Girl NAIA Southwestern Christian University
    41 Texas Wesleyan University
    42 Spring Arbor University
    43 Intermediate Large Coed Division IA University of Missouri - Columbia
    44 East Carolina University
    45 University of Michigan
    46 Intermediate Large Coed Open Tyler Junior College
    47 Pratt Community College
    48 Riverside City College
    49 Intermediate All Girl Junior College Riverside City College
    50 Iowa Central Community College
    51 Eastern Florida State College
    52 Advanced All-Girl Division III Alma College
    53 Brenau University
    54 SUNY Cortland
    55 Advanced Large Coed NAIA Westcliff University
    56 Southwestern Christian University
    57 Advanced Large Coed Junior College Navarro College
    58 Trinity Valley Community College
    59 Iowa Central Community College
    60 Advanced Large Coed Division II Lindenwood University
    61 Columbus State University
    62 Advanced All-Girl Division II Davenport University
    63 Oklahoma Baptist University
    64 Southern New Hampshire University
    65 Advanced Large Coed Division IA Weber State University
    66 University of Louisville
    67 Texas Tech University
    68 Advanced All-Girl Division I University of New Hampshire
    69 Utah Valley University
    70 Kennesaw St Univ Athletic Assoc
    71 Advanced All-Girl Division IA University of Louisville
    72 Oklahoma State University
    73 Clemson University
    74 Advanced Small Coed NAIA Missouri Baptist University
    75 Ottawa University Arizona
    76 Ottawa University
    77 Advanced Small Coed Division II Hawaii Pacific University
    78 Limestone University
    79 Shorter University
    80 Advanced Small Coed Division I Sam Houston State University
    81 Weber State University
    82 Stephen F Austin State University
    83 Advanced Small Coed Division IA North Carolina State University
    84 University of Louisville
    85 Arkansas State University
    86 Advanced Small Coed Division III Montclair State University
    87 Elmira College
    88 Nichols College
    89 Advanced Small Coed Junior College Trinity Valley Community College
    90 Blinn College
    91 Dodge City Community College
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    2023 NCA College Nationals Results

    wdt_ID Division School
    1 Game Day Open Navarro College
    2 East Texas Baptist
    3 North Carolina Wesleyan College
    4 Game Day Division II Tarleton State University
    5 Lenoir-Rhyne University
    6 Gannon University
    7 Game Day Division IA Utah Valley University
    8 University of Michigan
    9 Bryant University
    10 Intermediate Small Coed Division II Lindenwood University
    11 University of Arkansas Fort Smith
    12 Grand Valley State University
    13 Intermediate All Girl Division II Dallas Baptist University
    14 Davenport University
    15 Lindenwood University
    16 Intermediate Small Coed NAIA Roosevelt University
    17 Aquinas College
    18 St. Thomas University
    19 Intermediate Small Coed Junior College Dodge City Community College
    20 Connors State College
    21 Neosho County Community College
    22 Intermediate Small Coed Division III Bridgewater State University
    23 New York University
    24 University of Texas at Dallas
    25 Intermediate Small Coed Division I Kennesaw State University Athletics Association
    26 College of Charleston
    27 Southern University
    28 Intermediate All Girl Division I University of New Hampshire
    29 North Carolina A&T State University
    30 Florida A&M University
    31 Intermediate All Girl Division IA Texas A&M Cheer Squad
    32 NC State All Girl Competitive Team
    33 Florida St Univ Garnet Girls
    34 Intermediate Small Coed Division IA Florida Atlantic University
    35 Southern Methodist University
    36 University of North Texas
    37 Intermediate All Girl Division III Salisbury University
    38 University of Massachusetts-Boston
    39 Piedmont College
    40 Intermediate All Girl NAIA Southwestern Christian University
    41 Texas Wesleyan University
    42 Spring Arbor University
    43 Intermediate Large Coed Division IA University of Missouri - Columbia
    44 East Carolina University
    45 University of Michigan
    46 Intermediate Large Coed Open Tyler Junior College
    47 Pratt Community College
    48 Riverside City College
    49 Intermediate All Girl Junior College Riverside City College
    50 Iowa Central Community College
    51 Eastern Florida State College
    52 Advanced All-Girl Division III Alma College
    53 Brenau University
    54 SUNY Cortland
    55 Advanced Large Coed NAIA Westcliff University
    56 Southwestern Christian University
    57 Advanced Large Coed Junior College Navarro College
    58 Trinity Valley Community College
    59 Iowa Central Community College
    60 Advanced Large Coed Division II Lindenwood University
    61 Columbus State University
    62 Advanced All-Girl Division II Davenport University
    63 Oklahoma Baptist University
    64 Southern New Hampshire University
    65 Advanced Large Coed Division IA Weber State University
    66 University of Louisville
    67 Texas Tech University
    68 Advanced All-Girl Division I University of New Hampshire
    69 Utah Valley University
    70 Kennesaw St Univ Athletic Assoc
    71 Advanced All-Girl Division IA University of Louisville
    72 Oklahoma State University
    73 Clemson University
    74 Advanced Small Coed NAIA Missouri Baptist University
    75 Ottawa University Arizona
    76 Ottawa University
    77 Advanced Small Coed Division II Hawaii Pacific University
    78 Limestone University
    79 Shorter University
    80 Advanced Small Coed Division I Sam Houston State University
    81 Weber State University
    82 Stephen F Austin State University
    83 Advanced Small Coed Division IA North Carolina State University
    84 University of Louisville
    85 Arkansas State University
    86 Advanced Small Coed Division III Montclair State University
    87 Elmira College
    88 Nichols College
    89 Advanced Small Coed Junior College Trinity Valley Community College
    90 Blinn College
    91 Dodge City Community College
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    Building a Strong Team: Strategies for Effective Cheerleading Squad Management

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published March 6, 2023

    As a cheer coach, one of your main responsibilities is to build and manage a successful cheer squad. A strong team is essential to achieving success in cheerleading, both on and off the field. In this article, we’ll explore strategies for effective cheerleading squad management, and how to build a strong team that can achieve its goals.

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    First and foremost, effective communication is key to building a strong team. Regular team meetings, whether in-person or virtual, can help to keep your squad members informed about upcoming events, practice schedules, and any changes to the team’s goals or objectives. It is also important to establish open lines of communication, and to encourage your squad members to share their thoughts and ideas.

    Another important strategy for effective cheerleading squad management is to establish clear roles and responsibilities for each squad member. This can help to ensure that everyone knows what is expected of them and can help to prevent confusion and conflicts. It’s also important to recognize and reward your squad members for their hard work and dedication, whether it’s through verbal encouragement or rewards program.

    Creating a positive and supportive team culture is also crucial for building a strong team. This means fostering an environment that encourages teamwork, mutual respect, and trust among your squad members. This can be achieved through team-building activities, such as bonding events and retreats, and by promoting a culture of inclusion and diversity.

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    It’s also important to establish a clear set of team rules and expectations, and to enforce them consistently. This can include things like attendance policies, dress codes, and social media guidelines. By having clear rules and expectations in place, it will be easier for you to hold your squad members accountable and ensure that everyone is on the same page.

    Finally, effective cheerleading squad management also involves providing your squad members with the necessary resources and support to achieve their goals. This can include things like providing proper equipment, arranging for coaching and training, and even arranging for mental health support.

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    In conclusion, building a strong team is essential to achieving success in cheerleading. By implementing effective strategies for cheerleading squad management, such as clear communication, clear roles and responsibilities, and positive team culture, you can help your squad members to achieve their goals and perform at their best. Additionally, by providing necessary resources and support to your squad members, you can ensure that they have what they need to succeed.

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    In conclusion, building a strong team is essential to achieving success in cheerleading. By implementing effective strategies for cheerleading squad management, such as clear communication, clear roles and responsibilities, and positive team culture, you can help your squad members to achieve their goals and perform at their best. Additionally, by providing necessary resources and support to your squad members, you can ensure that they have what they need to succeed.

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    UCA 2023 Results – Searchable

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    By Annemarie Arthurs

    Published January 23, 2023

    Well, everyone!! The 2023 College Nationals Season is officially here!! We are all super excited and eager to see some college cheer! These college athletes have gone through numerous obstacles, hours and hours of choreography, workouts, practices, and an absurd number of full outs!

    The UCA College Cheerleading Nationals were held this past weekend in Orlando, Florida and these teams came ready to perform!! 

    Being a part of IPP it’s exciting to be in contact with these coaches all year and then see their teams compete and hear the music we have helped them create! Every team out on that mat has proven that they deserve this spot and that they belong out there! They all want to be crowned National Champions! 

    With a wide range of teams in All Girl, Coed, and Game Day divisions…it was a battle to get to finals and come out on top! Even the mascots got in on the fun!

    Now let’s get to these results!

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    wdt_ID Rank Program Name Raw Score Deductions Performance Score Event Score Event Division
    1 1 University of South Florida* 96.77 0 96.77 96.77 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    2 2 University of Tennessee* 96.23 0 96.23 96.23 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    3 3 University of Cincinnati* 97.13 3 94.13 94.13 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    4 4 University of Minnesota* 93.10 0 93.10 93.10 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    5 5 Louisiana State University* 94.27 2 92.27 92.27 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    6 6 Pennsylvania State-University Park* 91.87 0 91.87 91.87 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    7 7 University of Memphis* 91.63 0 91.63 91.63 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    8 8 University of Notre Dame* 92.57 1 91.57 91.57 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    9 9 Troy University* 91.53 0 91.53 91.53 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    10 10 Louisiana Tech University* 90.97 0 90.97 90.97 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    11 11 University of New Mexico 88.70 0 88.70 88.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    12 12 University of Colorado Boulder 88.87 1 88.37 88.37 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    13 13 Boise State University 88.27 0 88.27 88.27 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    14 14 UNC Charlotte 86.80 1 86.30 86.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    15 15 Liberty University 86.27 1 85.77 85.77 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    16 16 James Madison University 86.63 1 85.63 85.63 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    17 17 University of Texas-El Paso 87.17 5 82.17 82.17 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    18 18 Syracuse University 84.97 4 80.97 80.97 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    19 19 University of Iowa 82.00 8 73.75 73.75 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    20 1 University of Cincinnati 97.80 0 97.80 97.80 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    21 2 University of Tennessee 97.33 0 97.33 97.33 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    22 3 University of South Florida 96.50 1 95.50 95.50 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    23 4 University of Minnesota 95.37 0 95.37 95.37 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    24 5 Louisiana State University 95.33 0 95.33 95.33 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    25 6 University of Memphis 94.27 0 94.27 94.27 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    26 7 Pennsylvania State-University Park 93.43 0 93.43 93.43 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    27 8 Troy University 92.33 0 92.33 92.33 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    28 9 University of Notre Dame 92.40 2 90.40 90.40 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    29 10 Louisiana Tech University 89.67 3 87.17 87.17 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer Game Day
    30 1 University of South Florida* 92.33 0 92.33 92.33 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    31 2 San Diego State University* 92.00 0 92.00 92.00 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    32 3 Temple University* 91.73 0 91.73 91.73 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    33 3 Bowling Green State University* 91.73 0 91.73 91.73 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    34 5 University of South Alabama* 89.60 0 89.35 89.35 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    35 6 University of Mississippi 88.73 2 86.73 86.73 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    36 7 University of Nevada- Las Vegas 89.53 3 86.53 86.53 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    37 8 Purdue University 87.97 2 86.47 86.47 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    38 9 University of Connecticut 85.37 0 85.37 85.37 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    39 10 University of New Mexico 84.27 0 84.27 84.27 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    40 1 University of South Florida 95.37 0 95.37 95.37 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    41 2 Bowling Green State University 94.13 0 94.13 94.13 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    42 3 Temple University 93.77 1 92.77 92.77 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    43 4 San Diego State University 92.73 0 92.73 92.73 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    44 5 University of South Alabama 91.63 0 91.63 91.63 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer Game Day
    45 1 Northern Kentucky University* 0 91.80 91.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    46 2 Hofstra University* 0 90.87 90.87 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    47 3 University of Delaware* 2 90.67 90.67 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    48 4 Northern Arizona University* 1 87.80 87.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    49 5 Belmont University* 0 87.37 87.37 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    50 6 East Mississippi Community College* 0 87.33 87.33 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    51 7 East Tennessee State University* 0 86.67 86.67 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    52 8 Monmouth University* 0 86.47 86.47 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    53 9 Coastal Alabama Community College* 2 85.80 85.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    54 10 Davidson College* 0 84.60 84.60 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    55 11 Illinois State University* 0 83.60 83.60 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    56 12 Tennessee Tech University* 3 81.92 81.92 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    57 13 Stetson University 4 81.77 81.77 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    58 14 Wilmington University 1 81.22 81.22 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    59 15 Bossier Parish Community College 0 80.73 80.73 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    60 16 Concordia University 0 79.67 79.67 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    61 17 Southwestern University 0 79.47 79.47 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    62 18 Butler University 8 78.57 78.57 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    63 19 Indian Hills Community College 0 78.37 78.37 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    64 20 Tusculum University 2 77.30 77.30 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    65 21 Farmingdale State College 6 75.83 75.83 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    66 22 Pennsylvania Western University 3 75.60 75.60 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    67 23 Southern Union State College 3 72.93 72.93 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    68 24 Fairleigh Dickinson University- Florham 7 69.40 69.40 Semi-Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    69 1 University of Delaware 94.57 0 94.57 94.57 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    70 2 Hofstra University 92.27 0 92.27 92.27 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    71 3 Northern Kentucky University 91.40 0 91.40 91.40 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    72 4 Belmont University 90.70 0 90.70 90.70 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    73 5 Davidson College 88.73 0 88.73 88.73 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    74 6 Tennessee Tech University 88.33 0 88.33 88.33 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    75 7 Monmouth University 88.20 0 88.20 88.20 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    76 8 Northern Arizona University 88.20 1 87.70 87.70 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    77 9 Coastal Alabama Community College 88.90 2 86.90 86.90 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    78 10 East Mississippi Community College 86.50 0 86.50 86.50 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    79 11 Illinois State University 86.10 1 85.35 85.35 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    80 12 East Tennessee State University 86.03 3 83.53 83.53 Finals Small Coed Cheer Game Day
    81 1 Southeastern Louisiana University* 93.07 0 93.07 93.07 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    82 2 Northwestern State University* 90.13 0 89.88 89.88 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    83 3 Miss Gulf Coast Community College* 89.70 0 89.70 89.70 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    84 4 Northwest Community College* 88.57 0 88.57 88.57 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    85 5 Midwestern State University 82.33 2 80.33 80.33 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    86 6 Itawamba Community College 78.23 1 77.73 77.73 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    87 7 Hinds Community College 76.77 3 73.77 73.77 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    88 8 Southwest Mississippi Community College 71.57 13 58.57 58.57 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    89 1 Southeastern Louisiana University 93.30 0 93.30 93.30 Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    90 2 Northwest Community College 91.40 0 91.40 91.40 Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    91 3 Miss Gulf Coast Community College 90.60 0 90.60 90.60 Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    92 4 Northwestern State University 90.13 1 89.38 89.38 Finals Open Coed Cheer Game Day
    93 1 Sacred Heart University* 96.10 0 96.10 96.10 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    94 2 University of Rhode Island* 95.30 0 95.30 95.30 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    95 3 Misericordia University* 92.73 0 92.73 92.73 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    96 4 West Chester University* 93.10 2 91.10 91.10 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    97 5 University of New York-Albany* 91.60 2 89.60 89.60 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    98 6 Kutztown University* 89.30 0 89.05 89.05 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    99 7 University of Scranton* 85.97 0 85.97 85.97 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    100 8 Widener University* 84.07 0 84.07 84.07 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    101 9 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor* 83.53 0 83.53 83.53 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    102 10 Towson University* 85.37 2 83.37 83.37 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    103 11 Indiana Univ Purdue Univ Indianapolis* 83.23 0 83.23 83.23 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    104 12 University of South Dakota* 85.33 2 83.08 83.08 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    105 13 Trevecca Nazarene University* 83.00 0 83.00 83.00 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    106 14 Webber International University 84.63 3 81.63 81.63 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    107 15 Carson-Newman University 83.43 2 81.43 81.43 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    108 16 South Dakota State University 82.53 2 80.53 80.53 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    109 17 Concord University 80.50 0 80.50 80.50 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    110 18 Loyola University Chicago 81.23 4 77.23 77.23 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    111 19 Southeastern University 79.07 2 76.82 76.82 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    112 20 Southern Connecticut State University 75.87 1 75.37 75.37 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    113 21 Moravian University 75.57 2 73.57 73.57 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    114 22 Bluefield University 73.03 0 73.03 73.03 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    115 23 University of Mount Union 76.10 4 72.10 72.10 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    116 24 University of North Alabama 77.07 12 65.57 65.57 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    117 25 Lafayette College 69.40 9 60.40 60.40 Semi-Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    118 1 Sacred Heart University 96.73 0 96.73 96.73 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    119 2 West Chester University 95.90 0 95.90 95.90 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    120 3 University of Rhode Island 95.93 1 94.93 94.93 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    121 4 University of New York-Albany 92.13 0 92.13 92.13 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    122 5 Towson University 91.17 0 91.17 91.17 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    123 6 Misericordia University 89.90 0 89.65 89.65 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    124 7 Kutztown University 89.07 0 88.82 88.82 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    125 8 Indiana Univ Purdue Univ Indianapolis 87.10 0 87.10 87.10 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    126 9 University of Scranton 86.43 0 86.43 86.43 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    127 10 Widener University 85.63 0 85.63 85.63 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    128 11 Trevecca Nazarene University 85.30 0 85.30 85.30 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    129 12 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 84.10 0 84.10 84.10 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    130 13 University of South Dakota 84.17 1 82.92 82.92 Finals Open All Girl Cheer Game Day
    131 1 University of Mississippi* 185.83 0 92.92 92.92 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    132 2 Rutgers University* 184.83 0 92.42 92.42 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    133 3 University of Massachusetts-Amherst* 184.47 2 90.23 90.23 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    134 4 Bowling Green State University 181.57 2 88.78 88.78 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    135 5 Michigan State University 178.10 4 85.05 85.05 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    136 1 University of Mississippi 189.30 0 94.65 94.65 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    137 2 University of Massachusetts-Amherst 188.30 0 94.15 94.15 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    138 3 Rutgers University 185.80 3 89.65 89.65 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day
    139 1 Long Island University* 181.83 0 90.92 90.92 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    140 2 St John's University* 180.40 0 90.20 90.20 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    141 3 University of South Dakota* 178.00 0 89.00 89.00 Semi-Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    142 1 Long Island University 184.13 2 90.07 90.07 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    143 2 St John's University 181.73 1 89.87 89.87 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    144 3 University of South Dakota 179.53 2 87.77 87.77 Finals Division IA Spirit Program Game Day Live
    145 1 Grand Canyon University* 279.40 0 93.13 93.13 Semi-Finals Open Spirit Program Game Day Live
    146 2 George Fox University* 261.23 2 85.08 85.08 Semi-Finals Open Spirit Program Game Day Live
    147 1 Grand Canyon University 288.03 0 96.01 96.01 Finals Open Spirit Program Game Day Live
    148 2 George Fox University 258.90 1 85.80 85.80 Finals Open Spirit Program Game Day Live
    149 1 University of Nevada- Las Vegas* 93.98 0 93.98 93.98 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    150 2 University of Memphis* 93.15 1 92.65 92.65 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    151 3 University of Kentucky-Dance 92.40 0 92.40 92.40 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    152 4 University of Alabama* 92.18 0 92.18 92.18 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    153 5 Louisiana State University* 91.92 0 91.92 91.92 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    154 6 University of Tennessee* 91.68 0 91.68 91.68 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    155 7 San Diego State University* 91.02 0 91.02 91.02 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    156 8 Temple University* 90.60 0 90.60 90.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    157 9 University of Cincinnati* 90.08 0 90.08 90.08 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    158 10 University of Oklahoma* 89.78 0 89.78 89.78 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    159 11 University of Washington 89.62 0 89.62 89.62 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    160 12 Washington State University 88.30 1 87.30 87.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    161 13 University of Wisconsin 87.25 0 87.25 87.25 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    162 14 University of Iowa 86.25 0 86.25 86.25 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    163 15 University of Louisiana Lafayette 86.18 0 86.18 86.18 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    164 16 UAB 85.88 1 84.88 84.88 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    165 17 University of Nebraska- Lincoln 85.68 1 84.68 84.68 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    166 18 University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 85.73 2 83.73 83.73 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    167 19 Middle Tennessee State University 84.40 1 83.40 83.40 Semi-Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    168 1 University of Nevada- Las Vegas 94.97 0 94.97 94.97 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    169 2 University of Memphis 94.62 0 94.62 94.62 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    170 3 University of Alabama 93.27 0 93.27 93.27 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    171 4 Louisiana State University 93.20 0 93.20 93.20 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    172 5 University of Kentucky-Dance 92.93 0 92.93 92.93 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    173 6 University of Cincinnati 92.80 0 92.80 92.80 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    174 7 University of Tennessee 92.32 0 92.32 92.32 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    175 8 San Diego State University 92.17 0 92.17 92.17 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    176 9 Temple University 91.40 0 91.40 91.40 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    177 10 University of Oklahoma 89.38 0 89.38 89.38 Finals Division IA Dance Game Day
    178 1 Hofstra University* 90.83 0 90.83 90.83 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    179 2 University of Nebraska Omaha* 88.80 0 88.80 88.80 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    180 3 Southeastern Louisiana University* 88.73 0 88.73 88.73 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    181 4 North Dakota State University* 87.05 0 87.05 87.05 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    182 5 Butler University* 87.00 0 87.00 87.00 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    183 6 Quinnipiac University* 86.02 0 86.02 86.02 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    184 7 University of Northern Iowa* 85.42 0 85.42 85.42 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    185 8 East Tennessee State University* 85.27 0 85.27 85.27 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    186 9 Tennessee Tech University 84.70 0 84.70 84.70 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    187 10 Stony Brook University 84.15 1 83.65 83.65 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    188 11 Central Connecticut State University 83.47 0 83.47 83.47 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    189 12 Towson University 83.10 0 83.10 83.10 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    190 13 Austin Peay State University 82.43 0 82.43 82.43 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    191 14 University of New Hampshire 81.72 0 81.72 81.72 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    192 15 Harvard University 79.93 2 78.43 78.43 Semi-Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    193 1 Hofstra University 93.43 0 93.43 93.43 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    194 2 University of Nebraska Omaha 92.03 0 92.03 92.03 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    195 2 Southeastern Louisiana University 92.03 0 92.03 92.03 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    196 4 North Dakota State University 88.97 0 88.97 88.97 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    197 5 Butler University 88.77 0 88.77 88.77 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    198 6 University of Northern Iowa 88.43 0 88.43 88.43 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    199 7 Quinnipiac University 87.65 0 87.65 87.65 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    200 8 East Tennessee State University 86.63 0 86.63 86.63 Finals Division I Dance Game Day
    201 1 St Cloud State University 91.63 0 91.63 91.63 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    202 2 Minnesota State University, Mankato 91.08 0 91.08 91.08 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    203 3 The College of New Jersey 89.43 0 89.43 89.43 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    204 4 Endicott College 88.17 0 88.17 88.17 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    205 5 Pittsburg State University 88.00 0 88.00 88.00 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    206 6 Northwest Community College 88.25 1 87.25 87.25 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    207 7 West Chester University 85.37 0 85.37 85.37 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    208 8 University of Central Missouri 85.13 1 84.13 84.13 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    209 9 Keene State College 82.93 0 82.93 82.93 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    210 10 University of Mount Union 80.83 0 80.83 80.83 Semi-Finals Open Dance Game Day
    211 1 St Cloud State University 93.65 0 93.65 93.65 Finals Open Dance Game Day
    212 2 Minnesota State University, Mankato 92.60 0 92.60 92.60 Finals Open Dance Game Day
    213 3 The College of New Jersey 90.87 0 90.87 90.87 Finals Open Dance Game Day
    214 4 Endicott College 88.67 0 88.67 88.67 Finals Open Dance Game Day
    215 5 Pittsburg State University 85.82 0 85.82 85.82 Finals Open Dance Game Day
    216 1 Western Kentucky University* 94.60 0 94.60 94.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    217 2 University of Alabama* 95.40 2 93.15 93.15 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    218 3 University of Kentucky-Cheer* 94.70 2 92.70 92.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    219 4 University of Central Florida* 94.80 4 91.30 91.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    220 5 University of South Florida* 93.20 3 90.70 90.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    221 6 Ohio State University* 91.50 4 87.50 87.50 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    222 7 University of Oklahoma* 88.40 4 84.90 84.90 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    223 8 Liberty University* 89.60 6 83.60 83.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    224 9 University of Tennessee* 85.50 4 81.50 81.50 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    225 10 University of Louisiana Lafayette* 80.90 0 80.65 80.65 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    226 11 University of Toledo* 80.60 3 77.60 77.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    227 12 Rutgers University 82.80 6 76.80 76.80 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    228 13 Louisiana State University 85.10 9 76.60 76.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    229 14 Miami University-Oxford 81.20 6 75.70 75.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    230 15 University of Mississippi 83.60 10 73.60 73.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    231 16 University of Hawaii 79.70 9 70.70 70.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    232 17 University of Cincinnati 84.30 15 69.30 69.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    233 18 Pennsylvania State-University Park 74.70 6 68.70 68.70 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    234 19 Michigan State University 75.60 7 68.60 68.60 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    235 20 Virginia Tech 76.30 15 61.80 61.80 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    236 21 University of New Mexico 72.80 17 55.80 55.80 Semi-Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    237 1 University of South Florida 93.90 1 93.40 93.40 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    238 2 University of Kentucky-Cheer 96.10 3 93.10 93.10 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    239 3 Ohio State University 95.00 3 92.00 92.00 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    240 4 University of Central Florida 94.00 3 90.75 90.75 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    241 5 University of Oklahoma 91.10 2 89.60 89.60 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    242 6 University of Alabama 94.30 6 88.80 88.80 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    243 7 Western Kentucky University 93.40 6 87.90 87.90 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    244 8 University of Tennessee 88.00 2 86.25 86.25 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    245 9 University of Louisiana Lafayette 79.50 3 77.00 77.00 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    246 10 Liberty University 85.90 13 72.90 72.90 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    247 11 University of Toledo 78.40 6 72.40 72.40 Finals Division IA Coed Cheer
    248 1 Indiana University* 92.10 3 89.60 89.60 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    249 1 San Diego State University* 90.10 1 89.60 89.60 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    250 3 UAB* 86.70 1 85.70 85.70 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    251 4 University of Oklahoma* 88.10 4 84.10 84.10 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    252 5 University of Mississippi* 85.50 5 80.50 80.50 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    253 6 University of Alabama* 85.20 6 79.20 79.20 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    254 7 Western Kentucky University* 86.40 8 78.90 78.90 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    255 8 University of Massachusetts-Amherst 82.30 4 78.55 78.55 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    256 9 University of South Florida 81.00 7 74.50 74.50 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    257 10 Texas State University 78.50 5 73.50 73.50 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    258 11 Temple University 78.10 6 72.10 72.10 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    259 12 University of Colorado Boulder 75.10 5 70.60 70.60 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    260 13 Pennsylvania State-University Park 77.20 11 66.70 66.70 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    261 14 University of Nevada- Las Vegas 75.60 10 65.85 65.85 Semi-Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    262 1 Western Kentucky University 92.70 0 92.70 92.70 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    263 2 University of Oklahoma 88.40 1 87.40 87.40 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    264 3 University of Alabama 90.30 3 87.30 87.30 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    265 4 UAB 88.60 2 86.60 86.60 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    266 5 University of Mississippi 86.20 3 83.70 83.70 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    267 6 San Diego State University 87.00 6 81.00 81.00 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    268 7 Indiana University 86.60 6 80.60 80.60 Finals All Girl Division IA Cheer
    269 1 Florida State University* 88.90 0 88.90 88.90 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    270 2 Bowling Green State University* 89.30 4 85.30 85.30 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    271 3 University of Memphis* 87.40 5 82.90 82.90 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    272 4 University of Minnesota* 84.40 2 82.40 82.40 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    273 5 Troy University* 83.70 4 80.20 80.20 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    274 6 Purdue University* 85.30 7 78.80 78.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    275 7 Ball State University* 79.30 3 76.80 76.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    276 8 Boise State University 80.30 6 74.80 74.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    277 9 San Diego State University 77.80 4 73.55 73.55 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    278 10 Syracuse University 74.10 2 72.10 72.10 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    279 11 University of Miami 71.70 2 69.70 69.70 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    280 12 Appalachian State University 73.40 4 69.40 69.40 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    281 13 UNC Charlotte 72.90 5 68.40 68.40 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    282 14 Georgia Tech 73.00 11 61.75 61.75 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    283 1 Florida State University 90.70 0 90.70 90.70 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    284 2 Bowling Green State University 90.50 0 90.50 90.50 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    285 3 University of Minnesota 87.30 0 87.30 87.30 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    286 4 Purdue University 88.00 1 87.00 87.00 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    287 5 University of Memphis 89.10 3 86.10 86.10 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    288 6 Troy University 84.80 0 84.80 84.80 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    289 7 Ball State University 82.10 0 82.10 82.10 Finals Small Coed Division IA Cheer
    290 1 Morehead State University 93.50 2 91.50 91.50 Semi-Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    291 2 University of West Georgia 90.30 8 82.30 82.30 Semi-Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    292 3 University of Delaware 79.60 5 74.35 74.35 Semi-Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    293 4 Pittsburg State University 76.90 10 66.90 66.90 Semi-Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    294 1 Morehead State University 95.40 0 95.40 95.40 Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    295 2 University of West Georgia 95.00 2 93.00 93.00 Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    296 3 Pittsburg State University 79.20 0 79.20 79.20 Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    297 4 University of Delaware 81.30 12 69.55 69.55 Finals Cheer Division I Cheer
    298 1 Morehead State University* 96.30 2 94.30 94.30 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    299 2 University of West Georgia* 94.20 2 91.95 91.95 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    300 3 Sacred Heart University* 86.90 4 82.90 82.90 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    301 4 University of Delaware* 86.40 6 80.40 80.40 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    302 5 Monmouth University* 83.40 4 79.15 79.15 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    303 6 Villanova University* 80.70 2 78.70 78.70 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    304 7 Towson University* 78.00 5 73.50 73.50 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    305 8 University of Rhode Island* 84.90 12 73.40 73.40 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    306 9 Eastern Kentucky University 80.90 9 71.90 71.90 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    307 10 University of New York-Albany 79.50 9 71.00 71.00 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    308 11 Stony Brook University 72.10 7 65.35 65.35 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    309 12 Drexel University 70.30 9 61.30 61.30 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    310 13 Adelphi University 62.30 2 60.30 60.30 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    311 14 Kutztown University 70.10 10 59.85 59.85 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    312 15 Long Island University 67.20 13 54.20 54.20 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    313 16 East Tennessee State University 66.30 19 47.55 47.55 Semi-Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    314 1 Morehead State University 96.10 1 95.10 95.10 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    315 2 University of West Georgia 95.60 3 92.60 92.60 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    316 3 Sacred Heart University 89.30 0 89.30 89.30 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    317 4 University of Delaware 87.70 0 87.70 87.70 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    318 5 University of Rhode Island 86.30 4 82.80 82.80 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    319 6 Towson University 80.80 1 79.80 79.80 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    320 7 Monmouth University 82.20 4 78.20 78.20 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    321 8 Villanova University 76.90 3 74.40 74.40 Finals All Girl Division I Cheer
    322 1 Southeastern Louisiana University* 90.60 4 86.60 86.60 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    323 2 Morehead State University* 91.90 6 85.90 85.90 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    324 3 Eastern Kentucky University* 88.90 4 84.90 84.90 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    325 4 Providence College* 83.50 0 83.50 83.50 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    326 5 Austin Peay State University* 87.10 5 82.35 82.35 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    327 6 Belmont University* 82.60 4 78.60 78.60 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    328 7 Hofstra University 90.30 14 76.05 76.05 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    329 8 Butler University 82.40 9 73.90 73.90 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    330 9 Grand Canyon University 82.80 15 67.80 67.80 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    331 10 Northern Kentucky University 77.60 13 65.10 65.10 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    332 11 Stetson University 63.20 5 57.95 57.95 Semi-Finals Small Coed Division I
    333 1 Morehead State University 95.20 0 95.20 95.20 Finals Small Coed Division I
    334 2 Eastern Kentucky University 90.40 0 90.40 90.40 Finals Small Coed Division I
    335 3 Southeastern Louisiana University 91.30 3 88.30 88.30 Finals Small Coed Division I
    336 4 Austin Peay State University 90.20 2 88.20 88.20 Finals Small Coed Division I
    337 5 Belmont University 85.70 0 85.70 85.70 Finals Small Coed Division I
    338 6 Providence College 85.20 0 84.95 84.95 Finals Small Coed Division I
    339 1 Jones College 84.30 4 80.30 80.30 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer
    340 2 Iowa Western Community College 83.10 5 78.10 78.10 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer
    341 3 Shelton State Community College 80.90 6 74.65 74.65 Semi-Finals Open Coed Cheer
    342 1 Iowa Western Community College 87.80 0 87.80 87.80 Finals Open Coed Cheer
    343 2 Shelton State Community College 82.40 1 81.40 81.40 Finals Open Coed Cheer
    344 3 Jones College 84.50 5 79.50 79.50 Finals Open Coed Cheer
    345 1 The College of New Jersey* 86.90 0 86.90 86.90 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    346 2 Rowan University* 90.90 7 84.40 84.40 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    347 3 Widener University* 86.20 2 84.20 84.20 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    348 4 Pearl River Community College* 86.40 3 83.40 83.40 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    349 5 Wallace State College* 80.40 3 77.90 77.90 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    350 6 Webber International University* 79.60 2 77.60 77.60 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    351 7 University of Pikeville* 80.30 4 76.55 76.55 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    352 8 Nassau Community College* 76.00 2 74.00 74.00 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    353 9 Coastal Alabama Community College 79.40 7 72.90 72.90 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    354 10 Misericordia University 77.90 8 69.90 69.90 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    355 11 University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 70.30 3 67.30 67.30 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    356 12 University of Mount Union 68.00 2 65.75 65.75 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    357 13 Westfield State University 68.10 9 59.10 59.10 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    358 14 Union College 68.50 10 58.50 58.50 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    359 15 Roger Williams University 63.40 16 47.40 47.40 Semi-Finals Open All Girl
    360 1 Pearl River Community College 88.90 0 88.90 88.90 Finals Open All Girl
    361 2 Widener University 85.30 0 85.30 85.30 Finals Open All Girl
    362 3 Rowan University 88.80 5 83.80 83.80 Finals Open All Girl
    363 4 Webber International University 83.20 0 82.95 82.95 Finals Open All Girl
    364 5 The College of New Jersey 84.90 2 82.90 82.90 Finals Open All Girl
    365 6 University of Pikeville 79.50 0 79.25 79.25 Finals Open All Girl
    366 7 Wallace State College 78.80 4 75.30 75.30 Finals Open All Girl
    367 8 Nassau Community College 74.20 10 64.20 64.20 Finals Open All Girl
    368 1 Drury University* 88.80 1 88.30 88.30 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    369 2 Wilmington University* 86.60 1 85.60 85.60 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    370 3 Northwest Community College* 91.20 8 83.20 83.20 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    371 4 University of Southern Indiana* 80.30 2 78.30 78.30 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    372 5 Northwest Missouri State University* 78.60 6 72.60 72.60 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    373 6 Itawamba Community College* 76.20 5 71.45 71.45 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    374 7 Midwestern State University 76.40 10 66.65 66.65 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    375 8 Missouri Valley College 70.50 8 62.50 62.50 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    376 9 St Edward's University 66.80 6 61.05 61.05 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    377 10 Trine University 68.40 10 58.65 58.65 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    378 11 Pennsylvania Western University 61.60 4 57.60 57.60 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    379 12 Farmingdale State College 63.90 9 55.40 55.40 Semi-Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    380 1 Wilmington University 89.50 0 89.50 89.50 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    381 2 Drury University 86.60 0 86.60 86.60 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    382 3 Northwest Community College 89.80 6 83.80 83.80 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    383 4 University of Southern Indiana 80.40 5 75.65 75.65 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    384 5 Northwest Missouri State University 77.60 8 69.60 69.60 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    385 6 Itawamba Community College 72.50 6 66.50 66.50 Finals Open Small Coed Cheer
    386 1 University of Delaware 83.43 0 83.43 83.43 Finals Open Mascot
    387 2 Austin Peay State University 77.40 0 77.40 77.40 Finals Open Mascot
    388 3 Villanova University 76.95 0 76.95 76.95 Finals Open Mascot
    389 4 Grand Canyon University 78.58 3 75.58 75.58 Finals Open Mascot
    390 5 Northwestern State University 69.25 0 69.25 69.25 Finals Open Mascot
    391 1 University of Cincinnati 88.80 0 88.80 88.80 Finals Division IA Mascot
    392 2 University of Tennessee 88.50 0 88.50 88.50 Finals Division IA Mascot
    393 3 Auburn University SGA 88.10 0 88.10 88.10 Finals Division IA Mascot
    394 4 University of Wisconsin 86.53 0 86.53 86.53 Finals Division IA Mascot
    395 5 University of Minnesota 86.43 0 86.43 86.43 Finals Division IA Mascot
    396 6 Pennsylvania State-University Park 81.53 0 81.53 81.53 Finals Division IA Mascot
    397 7 University of Texas 80.40 0 80.40 80.40 Finals Division IA Mascot
    398 8 University of Oklahoma 79.80 0 79.80 79.80 Finals Division IA Mascot
    399 9 University of Colorado Boulder 79.20 1 78.20 78.20 Finals Division IA Mascot
    400 10 Liberty University 78.08 0 78.08 78.08 Finals Division IA Mascot
    401 1 University of Minnesota* 111.87 0 97.28 97.28 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    402 2 Ohio State University* 110.67 0 96.23 96.23 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    403 3 University of Tennessee* 109.42 1 94.64 94.64 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    404 4 University of Iowa* 107.27 0 93.28 93.28 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    405 5 University of Cincinnati* 107.25 0 93.26 93.26 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    406 6 University of Memphis* 107.22 0 93.23 93.23 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    407 7 Pennsylvania State-University Park* 107.73 1 93.18 93.18 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    408 8 Rutgers University 107.08 0 93.12 93.12 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    409 9 Michigan State University 105.72 0 91.93 91.93 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    410 10 University of Colorado Boulder 105.27 0 91.54 91.54 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    411 11 University of Wisconsin 105.03 0 91.33 91.33 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    412 12 University of New Mexico 102.38 0 89.03 89.03 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    413 13 Virginia Tech 101.45 0 88.22 88.22 Semi-Finals Division IA Pom
    414 1 University of Minnesota 114.02 0 99.14 99.14 Finals Division IA Pom
    415 2 Ohio State University 113.02 0 98.28 98.28 Finals Division IA Pom
    416 3 University of Tennessee 111.10 0 96.61 96.61 Finals Division IA Pom
    417 4 University of Iowa 110.22 0 95.84 95.84 Finals Division IA Pom
    418 5 University of Cincinnati 110.18 1 95.31 95.31 Finals Division IA Pom
    419 6 Pennsylvania State-University Park 109.18 0 94.94 94.94 Finals Division IA Pom
    420 7 University of Memphis 109.02 1 94.30 94.30 Finals Division IA Pom
    421 1 University of Nevada- Las Vegas* 112.48 0 97.81 97.81 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    422 2 San Diego State University* 110.92 0 96.45 96.45 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    423 3 University of Memphis* 110.75 0 96.30 96.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    424 4 Louisiana State University* 109.33 0 95.07 95.07 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    425 5 University of Kentucky-Dance* 107.00 0 93.04 93.04 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    426 6 University of Cincinnati* 106.98 0 93.03 93.03 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    427 7 University of Central Florida* 103.40 0 89.91 89.91 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    428 8 University of Michigan* 103.37 0 89.88 89.88 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    429 9 Florida State University* 102.05 0 88.74 88.74 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    430 10 Temple University 101.88 0 88.59 88.59 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    431 11 Georgia Tech 100.40 0 87.30 87.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    432 12 University of Washington 99.77 0 86.75 86.75 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    433 13 Louisiana Tech University 99.60 0 86.61 86.61 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    434 14 University of Miami 99.48 0 86.51 86.51 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    435 15 UAB 99.40 0 86.43 86.43 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    436 16 Virginia Tech 98.68 0 85.81 85.81 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    437 17 University of Connecticut 96.95 0 84.30 84.30 Semi-Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    438 1 University of Nevada- Las Vegas 113.97 0 99.10 99.10 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    439 2 San Diego State University 112.48 0 97.81 97.81 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    440 3 University of Memphis 110.90 0 96.43 96.43 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    441 4 Louisiana State University 108.63 0 94.46 94.46 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    442 5 University of Cincinnati 108.03 0 93.94 93.94 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    443 6 University of Kentucky-Dance 108.00 0 93.91 93.91 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    444 7 University of Central Florida 107.25 0 93.26 93.26 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    445 8 University of Michigan 104.60 0 90.96 90.96 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    446 9 Florida State University 101.52 0 88.28 88.28 Finals Division IA Hip Hop
    447 1 Ohio State University* 109.58 0 95.29 95.29 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    448 2 University of Minnesota* 109.15 0 94.91 94.91 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    449 3 Florida State University* 107.50 0 93.48 93.48 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    450 4 University of Tennessee* 107.10 0 93.13 93.13 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    451 5 University of Michigan* 106.92 0 92.97 92.97 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    452 6 Texas Tech University* 106.67 0 92.75 92.75 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    453 7 Washington State University* 106.62 0 92.71 92.71 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    454 8 Louisiana State University* 106.12 0 92.28 92.28 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    455 9 University of Alabama* 105.97 0 92.14 92.14 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    456 10 University of Iowa* 104.80 0 91.13 91.13 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    457 11 Michigan State University* 102.60 0 89.22 89.22 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    458 12 San Diego State University* 102.15 0 88.83 88.83 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    459 13 Pennsylvania State-University Park* 101.42 0 88.19 88.19 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    460 14 University of Central Florida* 100.55 0 87.43 87.43 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    461 15 University of Washington* 100.32 0 87.23 87.23 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    462 16 Rutgers University* 100.30 0 87.22 87.22 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    463 17 University of Colorado Boulder* 100.12 0 87.06 87.06 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    464 18 University of Nebraska- Lincoln 99.27 0 86.32 86.32 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    465 19 University of Wisconsin 98.87 0 85.97 85.97 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    466 20 University of Oklahoma 98.63 0 85.77 85.77 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    467 21 University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 97.68 0 84.94 84.94 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    468 22 Temple University 97.65 0 84.91 84.91 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    469 23 University of Miami 96.45 0 83.87 83.87 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    470 24 Middle Tennessee State University 96.07 0 83.54 83.54 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    471 25 University of Mississippi 95.42 0 82.97 82.97 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    472 26 University of Louisiana Lafayette 95.38 0 82.94 82.94 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    473 27 University of New Mexico 94.70 0 82.35 82.35 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    474 28 Georgia Tech 94.63 0 82.29 82.29 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    475 29 University of Oregon 94.18 0 81.90 81.90 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    476 30 University of Massachusetts-Amherst 93.73 0 81.51 81.51 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    477 31 Bowling Green State University 92.45 0 80.39 80.39 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    478 32 University of Connecticut 91.90 0 79.91 79.91 Semi-Finals Division IA Jazz
    479 1 University of Minnesota 111.65 0 97.09 97.09 Finals Division IA Jazz
    480 2 Ohio State University 111.10 0 96.61 96.61 Finals Division IA Jazz
    481 3 Florida State University 109.58 0 95.29 95.29 Finals Division IA Jazz
    482 4 University of Tennessee 109.15 0 94.91 94.91 Finals Division IA Jazz
    483 5 University of Michigan 108.65 0 94.48 94.48 Finals Division IA Jazz
    484 6 Texas Tech University 108.60 0 94.43 94.43 Finals Division IA Jazz
    485 7 Washington State University 106.95 0 93.00 93.00 Finals Division IA Jazz
    486 8 Louisiana State University 106.32 0 92.45 92.45 Finals Division IA Jazz
    487 9 University of Alabama 106.25 0 92.39 92.39 Finals Division IA Jazz
    488 10 University of Iowa 104.88 0 91.20 91.20 Finals Division IA Jazz
    489 11 San Diego State University 104.23 0 90.64 90.64 Finals Division IA Jazz
    490 12 Michigan State University 102.50 0 89.13 89.13 Finals Division IA Jazz
    491 13 Pennsylvania State-University Park 101.55 0 88.30 88.30 Finals Division IA Jazz
    492 14 University of Central Florida 101.48 0 88.25 88.25 Finals Division IA Jazz
    493 15 University of Washington 101.37 0 88.14 88.14 Finals Division IA Jazz
    494 16 Rutgers University 100.70 0 87.57 87.57 Finals Division IA Jazz
    495 17 University of Colorado Boulder 100.53 0 87.42 87.42 Finals Division IA Jazz
    496 1 Saint Joseph's University* 108.78 0 94.59 94.59 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    497 2 Hofstra University* 108.68 0 94.51 94.51 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    498 3 University of Nebraska Omaha* 106.92 0 92.97 92.97 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    499 4 Cal State University Fullerton* 106.53 0 92.64 92.64 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    500 5 North Dakota State University* 106.08 0 92.25 92.25 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    501 6 University of California, Santa Barbara* 105.50 0 91.74 91.74 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    502 7 Quinnipiac University* 104.65 0 91.00 91.00 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    503 8 University of California-San Diego* 103.93 0 90.38 90.38 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    504 9 East Tennessee State University 103.57 0 90.06 90.06 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    505 10 Stony Brook University 103.53 0 90.03 90.03 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    506 11 University of Northern Iowa 102.35 0 89.00 89.00 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    507 12 Central Connecticut State University 97.98 0 85.20 85.20 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    508 13 Cornell University 96.83 0 84.20 84.20 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    509 14 University of North Dakota 94.57 0 82.23 82.23 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    510 14 Lafayette College 94.57 0 82.23 82.23 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    511 16 Northern Kentucky University 93.05 0 80.91 80.91 Semi-Finals Division I Pom
    512 1 Saint Joseph's University 109.23 0 94.99 94.99 Finals Division I Pom
    513 2 Hofstra University 108.23 0 94.12 94.12 Finals Division I Pom
    514 3 University of Nebraska Omaha 107.23 0 93.25 93.25 Finals Division I Pom
    515 4 UC Santa Barbara Athletic Dept 106.25 0 92.39 92.39 Finals Division I Pom
    516 5 Cal State University Fullerton 105.38 0 91.64 91.64 Finals Division I Pom
    517 6 North Dakota State University 104.73 0 91.07 91.07 Finals Division I Pom
    518 7 Quinnipiac University 102.67 0 89.28 89.28 Finals Division I Pom
    519 8 University of California-San Diego 101.40 0 88.17 88.17 Finals Division I Pom
    520 1 St John's University* 103.97 0 90.41 90.41 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    521 2 Saint Joseph's University* 103.07 0 89.62 89.62 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    522 3 Grand Canyon University* 102.50 0 89.13 89.13 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    523 4 University of Saint Thomas* 102.27 0 88.93 88.93 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    524 5 University of Delaware* 102.03 0 88.72 88.72 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    525 6 Southeastern Louisiana University* 100.57 0 87.45 87.45 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    526 7 College of Charleston* 96.45 0 83.87 83.87 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    527 8 Northern Arizona University* 95.67 0 83.19 83.19 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    528 9 Central Connecticut State University* 94.42 0 82.10 82.10 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    529 10 Iona University 93.02 0 80.88 80.88 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    530 11 Missouri State University/Springfield 92.02 0 80.01 80.01 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    531 12 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 91.45 0 79.52 79.52 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    532 13 Towson University 91.30 0 79.39 79.39 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    533 14 Austin Peay State University 90.38 0 78.59 78.59 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    534 15 Northern Kentucky University 89.90 0 78.17 78.17 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    535 16 Lafayette College 89.55 0 77.87 77.87 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    536 17 Long Island University 91.03 2 77.66 77.66 Semi-Finals Division I Hip Hop
    537 1 University of Delaware 107.83 0 93.77 93.77 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    538 2 St John's University 107.17 0 93.19 93.19 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    539 3 Saint Joseph's University 105.32 0 91.58 91.58 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    540 4 Grand Canyon University 104.88 0 91.20 91.20 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    541 5 Southeastern Louisiana University 103.75 0 90.22 90.22 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    542 6 University of Saint Thomas 103.48 0 89.99 89.99 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    543 7 College of Charleston 101.00 0 87.83 87.83 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    544 8 Central Connecticut State University 98.95 0 86.04 86.04 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    545 9 Northern Arizona University 98.53 0 85.68 85.68 Finals Division I Hip Hop
    546 1 University of Saint Thomas* 106.18 0 92.33 92.33 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    547 2 Grand Canyon University* 105.57 0 91.80 91.80 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    548 3 University of California, Santa Barbara* 105.23 0 91.51 91.51 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    549 4 Hofstra University* 104.05 0 90.48 90.48 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    550 5 University of Delaware* 103.53 0 90.03 90.03 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    551 6 College of Charleston* 103.45 0 89.96 89.96 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    552 7 Cal State University Fullerton* 102.48 0 89.12 89.12 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    553 8 University of Nebraska Omaha* 101.77 0 88.49 88.49 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    554 9 Northern Arizona University* 101.58 0 88.33 88.33 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    555 10 University of New Hampshire* 101.25 0 88.04 88.04 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    556 11 North Dakota State University* 100.85 0 87.70 87.70 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    557 12 St John's University* 99.60 0 86.61 86.61 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    558 13 University of California-San Diego* 99.58 0 86.59 86.59 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    559 14 Southeastern Louisiana University* 99.17 0 86.23 86.23 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    560 15 University of Northern Iowa* 98.42 0 85.58 85.58 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    561 16 Villanova University* 97.47 0 84.75 84.75 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    562 17 University of New York-Albany 97.28 0 84.59 84.59 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    563 18 Missouri State University/Springfield 96.78 0 84.16 84.16 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    564 19 DePaul University 96.63 0 84.03 84.03 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    565 20 Stony Brook University 96.13 0 83.59 83.59 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    566 21 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 96.07 0 83.54 83.54 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    567 22 Quinnipiac University 95.73 0 83.25 83.25 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    568 23 East Tennessee State University 94.70 0 82.35 82.35 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    569 24 Towson University 94.22 0 81.93 81.93 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    570 25 Butler University 94.13 0 81.86 81.86 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    571 26 Wagner College 93.05 0 80.91 80.91 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    572 27 Harvard University 91.62 0 79.67 79.67 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    573 28 Long Island University 91.05 0 79.17 79.17 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    574 28 Iona University 91.05 0 79.17 79.17 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    575 30 University of North Dakota 90.52 0 78.71 78.71 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    576 31 University of South Dakota 90.32 0 78.54 78.54 Semi-Finals Division I Jazz
    577 1 University of Saint Thomas 108.95 0 94.74 94.74 Finals Division I Jazz
    578 2 Grand Canyon University 107.73 0 93.68 93.68 Finals Division I Jazz
    579 3 UC Santa Barbara Athletic Dept 107.40 0 93.39 93.39 Finals Division I Jazz
    580 4 Hofstra University 106.62 0 92.71 92.71 Finals Division I Jazz
    581 5 University of Delaware 104.77 0 91.10 91.10 Finals Division I Jazz
    582 6 Cal State University Fullerton 102.98 0 89.55 89.55 Finals Division I Jazz
    583 6 College of Charleston 102.98 0 89.55 89.55 Finals Division I Jazz
    584 8 University of Nebraska Omaha 102.95 0 89.52 89.52 Finals Division I Jazz
    585 9 Northern Arizona University 100.58 0 87.46 87.46 Finals Division I Jazz
    586 10 St John's University 99.93 0 86.90 86.90 Finals Division I Jazz
    587 11 North Dakota State University 99.32 0 86.36 86.36 Finals Division I Jazz
    588 12 University of New Hampshire 99.00 0 86.09 86.09 Finals Division I Jazz
    589 13 Southeastern Louisiana University 98.75 0 85.87 85.87 Finals Division I Jazz
    590 14 University of Northern Iowa 97.20 0 84.52 84.52 Finals Division I Jazz
    591 15 University of California-San Diego 97.02 0 84.36 84.36 Finals Division I Jazz
    592 16 Villanova University 95.18 0 82.77 82.77 Finals Division I Jazz
    593 1 St Cloud State University* 106.63 0 92.72 92.72 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    594 2 Minnesota State University, Mankato* 106.58 0 92.68 92.68 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    595 3 University of Minnesota-Duluth* 105.37 0 91.62 91.62 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    596 4 Orange Coast College* 105.12 0 91.41 91.41 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    597 5 Endicott College* 104.17 0 90.58 90.58 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    598 6 The College of New Jersey* 103.93 0 90.38 90.38 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    599 7 College of St Benedict* 102.73 0 89.33 89.33 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    600 8 St. Joseph's University New York* 99.58 0 86.59 86.59 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    601 9 University of Central Missouri* 97.38 0 84.68 84.68 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    602 10 Carson-Newman University* 97.02 0 84.36 84.36 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    603 11 Molloy University 95.27 0 82.84 82.84 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    604 12 Minnesota State University Moorhead 94.07 0 81.80 81.80 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    605 13 Vanguard University 92.87 0 80.75 80.75 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    606 14 Roger Williams University 90.40 0 78.61 78.61 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    607 15 University of Mount Union 89.90 0 78.17 78.17 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    608 16 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 89.72 0 78.01 78.01 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    609 17 Northern Michigan University 89.53 0 77.86 77.86 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    610 18 University of Wisconsin-River Falls 89.40 0 77.74 77.74 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    611 19 University of Wisconsin-Stout 86.47 0 75.19 75.19 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    612 20 Hawkeye Community College 81.78 0 71.12 71.12 Semi-Finals Open Pom
    613 1 Minnesota State University, Mankato 109.47 0 95.19 95.19 Finals Open Pom
    614 2 St Cloud State University 108.07 0 93.97 93.97 Finals Open Pom
    615 3 University of Minnesota-Duluth 107.37 0 93.36 93.36 Finals Open Pom
    616 4 Orange Coast College 106.77 0 92.84 92.84 Finals Open Pom
    617 5 Endicott College 103.12 0 89.67 89.67 Finals Open Pom
    618 6 The College of New Jersey 100.42 0 87.32 87.32 Finals Open Pom
    619 7 College of St Benedict 100.25 0 87.17 87.17 Finals Open Pom
    620 8 St. Joseph's University New York 98.05 0 85.26 85.26 Finals Open Pom
    621 9 University of Central Missouri 96.67 0 84.06 84.06 Finals Open Pom
    622 10 Carson-Newman University 96.30 0 83.74 83.74 Finals Open Pom
    623 1 Lindenwood University* 104.20 0 90.61 90.61 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    624 2 Northwest Community College* 103.52 0 90.01 90.01 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    625 3 West Chester University* 99.23 0 86.29 86.29 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    626 4 Stockton University* 98.43 0 85.59 85.59 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    627 5 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras* 97.03 0 84.38 84.38 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    628 6 University of Scranton* 96.47 0 83.88 83.88 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    629 7 Rowan University* 95.05 0 82.65 82.65 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    630 8 Westfield State University 93.50 0 81.30 81.30 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    631 9 Rogers State University 90.88 0 79.03 79.03 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    632 10 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 90.55 0 78.74 78.74 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    633 11 Worcester State University 90.13 0 78.38 78.38 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    634 12 College of St Scholastica 89.17 0 77.54 77.54 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    635 13 Keene State College 88.65 0 77.09 77.09 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    636 14 Eastern Connecticut State University 88.18 0 76.68 76.68 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    637 15 Hawkeye Community College 82.20 0 71.48 71.48 Semi-Finals Open Hip Hop
    638 1 Lindenwood University 102.73 0 89.33 89.33 Finals Open Hip Hop
    639 2 Northwest Community College 102.13 0 88.81 88.81 Finals Open Hip Hop
    640 3 West Chester University 102.07 0 88.75 88.75 Finals Open Hip Hop
    641 4 Stockton University 99.10 0 86.17 86.17 Finals Open Hip Hop
    642 5 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 98.93 0 86.03 86.03 Finals Open Hip Hop
    643 6 Rowan University 97.07 0 84.41 84.41 Finals Open Hip Hop
    644 7 University of Scranton 96.37 0 83.80 83.80 Finals Open Hip Hop
    645 8 Westfield State University 95.93 0 83.42 83.42 Finals Open Hip Hop
    646 1 University of Minnesota-Duluth* 106.67 0 92.75 92.75 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    647 2 St Cloud State University* 106.40 0 92.52 92.52 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    648 3 Orange Coast College* 104.45 0 90.83 90.83 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    649 4 Minnesota State University, Mankato* 104.05 0 90.48 90.48 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    650 5 Endicott College* 102.47 0 89.10 89.10 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    651 6 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire* 99.20 0 86.26 86.26 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    652 7 The College of New Jersey* 98.53 0 85.68 85.68 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    653 8 College of St Benedict* 98.08 0 85.29 85.29 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    654 9 Lindenwood University* 97.15 0 84.48 84.48 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    655 10 West Chester University* 96.77 0 84.14 84.14 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    656 11 Stockton University* 95.93 0 83.42 83.42 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    657 12 Rowan University* 94.12 0 81.84 81.84 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    658 13 Miss Gulf Coast Community College* 93.92 0 81.67 81.67 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    659 14 Catholic University of Puerto Rico* 93.05 0 80.91 80.91 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    660 15 Worcester State University 92.68 0 80.59 80.59 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    661 16 St. Joseph's University New York 91.52 0 79.58 79.58 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    662 17 Roger Williams University 90.70 0 78.87 78.87 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    663 18 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 90.28 0 78.51 78.51 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    664 19 Minnesota State University Moorhead 90.18 0 78.42 78.42 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    665 20 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 89.10 0 77.48 77.48 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    666 21 University of Scranton 88.97 0 77.36 77.36 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    667 22 Pittsburg State University 88.32 0 76.80 76.80 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    668 23 Nazareth College 86.93 0 75.59 75.59 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    669 24 College of St Scholastica 86.42 0 75.14 75.14 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    670 25 Carson-Newman University 86.30 0 75.04 75.04 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    671 26 Northern Michigan University 85.10 0 74.00 74.00 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    672 27 University of Wisconsin-Stout 83.47 0 72.58 72.58 Semi-Finals Open Jazz
    673 1 University of Minnesota-Duluth 108.58 0 94.42 94.42 Finals Open Jazz
    674 2 Minnesota State University, Mankato 106.43 0 92.55 92.55 Finals Open Jazz
    675 3 St Cloud State University 105.97 0 92.14 92.14 Finals Open Jazz
    676 4 Orange Coast College 104.55 0 90.91 90.91 Finals Open Jazz
    677 5 Endicott College 103.88 0 90.33 90.33 Finals Open Jazz
    678 6 Stockton University 101.13 0 87.94 87.94 Finals Open Jazz
    679 7 College of St Benedict 100.18 0 87.12 87.12 Finals Open Jazz
    680 8 Lindenwood University 99.40 0 86.43 86.43 Finals Open Jazz
    681 9 West Chester University 99.07 0 86.14 86.14 Finals Open Jazz
    682 10 The College of New Jersey 98.92 0 86.01 86.01 Finals Open Jazz
    683 11 Rowan University 98.83 0 85.94 85.94 Finals Open Jazz
    684 12 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 98.67 0 85.80 85.80 Finals Open Jazz
    685 13 Catholic University of Puerto Rico 96.40 0 83.83 83.83 Finals Open Jazz
    686 14 Miss Gulf Coast Community College 95.43 0 82.99 82.99 Finals Open Jazz
    687 1 Tokyo University of Agriculture - Fighti 90.43 0 90.43 90.43 Finals UWCC-All Girl Game Day
    688 2 Brock University 87.10 1 86.60 86.60 Finals UWCC-All Girl Game Day
    689 3 Thompson Rivers University 86.27 0 86.27 86.27 Finals UWCC-All Girl Game Day
    690 1 Northwestern State University 93.03 0 93.03 93.03 Finals UWCC-Coed Game Day
    691 2 Bossier Parish Community College 89.07 0 89.07 89.07 Finals UWCC-Coed Game Day
    692 3 Tecnologico de Monterrey-Borregos Ciudad 87.43 3 84.93 84.93 Finals UWCC-Coed Game Day
    693 4 University of Waterloo 82.77 2 80.52 80.52 Finals UWCC-Coed Game Day
    694 1 Monash University Melbourne 85.30 3 82.80 82.80 Finals UWCC-Elite Small
    695 1 Gumi University 79.90 2 78.40 78.40 Finals UWCC-Elite Super
    696 1 Iowa Western Community College 88.30 5 83.05 83.05 Finals UWCC-Premier Large Coed
    697 2 Tecnologico de Monterrey-Borregos Ciudad 78.70 6 72.95 72.95 Finals UWCC-Premier Large Coed
    698 1 Farmingdale State College 78.60 3 75.85 75.85 Finals UWCC-Premier Small Coed
    699 2 Carleton Ravens 76.00 2 73.75 73.75 Finals UWCC-Premier Small Coed
    700 3 University of Waterloo 74.70 8 66.70 66.70 Finals UWCC-Premier Small Coed
    701 1 University of Victoria 85.50 0 85.50 85.50 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    702 2 Wilfrid Laurier University 85.70 1 84.95 84.95 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    703 3 Memorial University 84.20 4 80.20 80.20 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    704 4 Thompson Rivers University 79.40 4 75.40 75.40 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    705 5 University of Ottawa 76.60 4 72.60 72.60 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    706 6 Brock University 75.70 8 67.70 67.70 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    707 7 Tecnologico de Monterrey-Borregos Ciudad 73.30 8 65.80 65.80 Finals UWCC-Premier All Girl
    708 1 Catholic University of Puerto Rico 78.00 0 78.00 78.00 Finals UWCC-Hip Hop Doubles
    709 2 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 75.25 0 75.25 75.25 Finals UWCC-Hip Hop Doubles
    710 1 Monash University Melbourne 82.25 0 82.25 82.25 Finals UWCC-Team Pom
    711 2 ITAM 72.08 0 72.08 72.08 Finals UWCC-Team Pom
    712 1 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 76.08 0 76.08 76.08 Finals UWCC-Team Open
    713 1 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 82.00 0 82.00 82.00 Finals UWCC-Team Hip Hop
    714 2 Monash University Melbourne 80.75 0 80.75 80.75 Finals UWCC-Team Hip Hop
    715 1 Catholic University of Puerto Rico 75.58 0 75.58 75.58 Finals UWCC-Pom Doubles
    716 2 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras 75.50 0 75.50 75.50 Finals UWCC-Pom Doubles
    717 1 Navarro College 95.50 0 95.50 95.50 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    718 2 Weber State University 95.30 0 95.30 95.30 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    719 3 Weber State University 93.70 0 93.70 93.70 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    720 4 University of Oklahoma 93.40 0 93.40 93.40 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    721 5 Texas Tech University 91.00 0 91.00 91.00 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    722 6 Weber State University 91.10 2 89.10 89.10 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    723 7 Weber State University 89.80 1 88.80 88.80 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    724 8 Morehead State University 88.90 2 86.90 86.90 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    725 9 Weber State University 89.60 4 85.60 85.60 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    726 10 Ohio State University 86.50 2 84.50 84.50 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    727 11 Weber State University 86.10 2 84.10 84.10 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    728 12 Trinity Valley Community College 87.40 4 83.40 83.40 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    729 13 Morehead State University 83.50 1 83.00 83.00 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    730 14 Weber State University 86.20 4 82.20 82.20 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    731 15 University of South Florida 80.40 4 76.40 76.40 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    732 16 Iowa Western Community College 75.60 4 71.60 71.60 Finals Coed Partner Stunt
    733 1 University of West Georgia 96.10 0 96.10 96.10 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    734 2 University of Alabama 93.20 0 93.20 93.20 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    735 3 North Carolina State University 87.40 3 84.40 84.40 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    736 4 Hofstra University 82.30 0 82.30 82.30 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    737 5 Trinity Valley Community College 80.30 0 80.30 80.30 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    738 6 University of Delaware 79.90 0 79.90 79.90 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
    739 7 Pennsylvania State-University Park 79.00 0 79.00 79.00 Finals Girls "4" Group Stunt
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    The Importance of Proper Nutrition for Cheerleaders

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published January 21, 2023

    As a cheer coach, you play a crucial role in the development and success of your cheer squad. One important aspect of your squad’s performance that you may not think about is proper nutrition. Proper nutrition is essential for cheerleaders to perform at their best, both physically and mentally. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of proper nutrition for cheerleaders and how you, as a coach, can help ensure that your squad is getting the proper nutrition they need.

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    First and foremost, proper nutrition is essential for maintaining a healthy body weight and preventing injuries. Cheerleaders need to have enough energy to perform the demanding physical activities required in cheerleading, such as stunts, tumbling, and dance. A diet that is high in carbohydrates and lean protein, such as chicken, fish, and legumes, will provide the energy needed to perform these activities. Additionally, a diet that is high in fruits and vegetables will provide essential vitamins and minerals that are important for growth and development.

    Proper nutrition also plays a crucial role in preventing injuries. A diet that is high in calcium, such as dairy products, will help prevent bone fractures and injuries. Vitamin C, found in fruits and vegetables, is also essential for maintaining healthy connective tissue, which can help prevent injuries. A diet that is high in antioxidants will also help to reduce inflammation, which can lead to injuries.

    Proper nutrition is also important for maintaining the mental health of your squad members. A diet that is high in omega-3 fatty acids, such as fish and flaxseed, can help improve mood and cognitive function. A diet that is high in vitamin B6, such as chicken and turkey, can also help reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.

    As a coach, you can play a critical role in helping your squad members to maintain a healthy diet by educating them about proper nutrition and providing them with healthy meal options. You can also work with a nutritionist to create a meal plan that is tailored to the specific needs of your squad members. Additionally, you can encourage your squad members to drink enough water and limit their intake of processed foods and sugary drinks.

    In conclusion, proper nutrition is essential for the physical and mental well-being of your squad members. As a coach, you play a critical role in helping your squad members maintain a healthy diet by educating them about proper nutrition and providing them with healthy meal options. By ensuring that your squad members are getting the proper nutrition they need, you can help them perform at their best, both physically and mentally.

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    Bring in more athletes to your gym

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published January 21, 2023

    As a cheerleading gym owner, it’s important to consistently attract new athletes and build strong, cohesive teams. But how can you do this effectively? Here are a few tips to help you sign up more athletes and build better teams:

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    1. Create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. When athletes visit your gym, they should feel like they’re part of a supportive, friendly community. Make sure your coaches and staff members are approachable and welcoming, and encourage your current athletes to be inclusive of new members.
    2. Offer a variety of programs. By offering a range of programs, you can attract a diverse group of athletes and build teams at different skill levels. Consider offering tumbling classes, stunting clinics, and team training sessions to appeal to a wide range of athletes.
    3. Utilize social media and other marketing channels. In today’s digital age, social media is a powerful tool for reaching out to potential athletes. Make sure to maintain an active presence on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, and consider investing in targeted advertising to reach more people.
    4. Host open gyms and demo classes. Open gyms and demo classes are a great way for athletes to get a feel for your gym and try out different programs. Consider hosting these events on a regular basis to attract new athletes and showcase your gym’s offerings.
    5. Don’t forget about cheer music! A crucial element of any cheer routine is the music. When it comes to purchasing cheer music, be sure to check out IPP Music. We offer a wide selection of high-quality cheer tracks at affordable prices.

    With these tips in mind, you’ll be well on your way to signing up more athletes and building better teams at your cheerleading gym. And remember, always keep things lighthearted and fun – after all, cheerleading is all about having a good time!

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    Cheer Gym Tips – Partnering with Local Schools

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published January 19, 2023

    As a cheerleading gym owner, partnering with local schools can be a great way to attract new athletes and grow your business. By offering specific athletic clinics and signing up students to your gym, you can tap into a whole new market and build stronger relationships within your community. Here are a few tips to help you partner with local high schools and middle schools:

    1. Reach out to school administrators: The first step in partnering with local schools is to establish contact with school administrators and coaches. Set up a meeting to discuss your gym’s offerings and how you can work together to benefit the school’s athletic programs.
    2. Offer specific athletic clinics: Once you’ve established a relationship with local schools, consider offering specific athletic clinics to their students. For example, you could host a tumbling clinic for cheerleaders or a stunting clinic for aspiring cheer athletes. This will give you an opportunity to showcase your gym’s offerings and attract new athletes.
    3. Sign up interested students to your gym: After hosting a clinic, you may have students who are interested in joining your gym. Encourage these students to sign up and take advantage of your gym’s programs and offerings.
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    By following these tips, you can effectively partner with local schools and attract a new pool of athletes to your cheerleading gym. Remember to be proactive and stay in touch with school administrators and coaches, and don’t forget to showcase your gym’s offerings through specific athletic clinics.

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    The Top 20 All-Star Cheerleading Programs in the United States in 2023

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published January 16, 2023

    All-star cheerleading is a high-energy and competitive sport, and these top 20 all-star cheerleading programs are some of the best in the United States. From small local teams to large national organizations, these elite programs have earned their place at the top through hard work, dedication, and impressive skills. Get ready to be inspired by the Top 20 all-star cheerleading programs in the U.S.!

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    All-star cheerleading is a thrilling and competitive sport, and these top 20 all-star cheerleading programs are some of the best in the United States. From small local teams to large national organizations, these elite programs have proven their skills and dedication time and time again. Whether you’re a cheerleading fan or just looking for some inspiration, these top 20 programs are sure to impress and inspire.

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    USA Cheer joins US Olympic Paralympic USOPC Affiliate Sports Organization

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    By Annemarie Arthurs

    Published January 16, 2023

    On January 11, 2023, USA Cheer announced that the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee formally welcomed USA Cheer to the U.S Olympic and Paralympic family as a USOPC Affiliate Sports Organization.

    “Today is a monumental day for cheerleading and it’s nearly 4 million athletes in cheer and STUNT across the United States”

    -Cheer Executive Director, Lauri Harris.

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    There was an in-depth review of applications in which the nominating committee determined that these organization’s make outstanding efforts towards increasing interest and programming opportunities in their respective sports. The USOPC is very excited to support the Olympic and Paralympic movements! 


    This is another great and positive step in the cheerleading industry, and I am sure will be a stepping stone to even more advances and partnerships between different committees and organizations. 

    Lauri Harris also stated that she is “even more excited to build on today’s announcement as we continue to grow and expand opportunities for youth in cheer and STUNT”

    We will see what’s next! 

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    The Majors 2023 Lineup

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    By Annemarie Arthurs

    Published August 18, 2022

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    Here we are…. the first look into the 2022-2023 season, and it’s all starting with MAJORS!!!

    The invites have gone out, teams are getting ready, and the season is about to begin!  The MAJORS 2023 is a one-day competition where some of the greatest level 6 teams in the world are invited to compete! This year, they are taking place at The Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana on January 20, 2023!  MAJORS is a huge event that athletes, coaches, and gym owners from all around the world tune in to watch! That reminds me…make sure to get your Varsity TV subscription NOW!!

    Let’s take a look at the lineup of teams that have been invited and are excited to attend this prestigious event!

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    Everyone at IPP cannot wait for this season to officially begin!! This is the best time of season with choreography happening and amazing music being made to bring the routines to life! Make sure to contact us for the very best and INNOVATIVE music out there!! 

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    Lineup

    Extra Small Coed 6

    • Central Jersey All Stars Team Gunz
    • CheerVille Athletics Anarchy
    • Twist & Shout Diamonds

     Extra Small Senior 6

    • South Coast Cheer Fearless
    • California All Stars Vixens
    • Elite Cheer Stars

    Small Coed 6

    • KC Cheer Fierce 5
    • Themeon All Stars Senior Black
    • MAC Senior Starz

    Small Senior 6

    • Cheer Extreme SSX
    • ICE Lady Lightning
    • Rain Athletics Aqua

    Medium Coed 6

    • Woodlands Elite Black Ops
    • Prodigy All Stars Midnight
    • Spirit of Texas Royalty
    • California All Stars Black Ops

    Medium Senior 6

    • East Celebrity Elite Bombshells
    • Top Gun All Stars Lady Jags
    • Stingray Allstars Peach

    Large Coed 6

    • Cheer Athletics Cheetahs
    • Stingray Allstars Steel

    Large Senior 6

    • World Cup Shooting Stars
    • Cheer Extreme Senior Elite
    • Cheer Athletics Panthers
    • Stingray Allstars Orange

    Exhibition

    • Top Gun All Stars Revelation
    • Twist & Shout Adam & Eve
    • Woodlands Elite General

    Best Cheer Songs of the Summer 2022

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    By Steve Pawlyk

    Published July 14, 2022

    Temperatures are Rising…

    Things are heating up.  If you want the hottest mix then you better listen up! Check out the best songs of the summer of 2022.  This Top 20 list is definitely going to make your mix blazing hot!


















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    D2 Summit Winners, Scores, & Recap – Searchable

    By Annemarie Arthurs

    Published May 12, 2022

    With the D2 Summit over, the 2022 All Star Cheerleading Season has officially come to an end! Huge congrats to all the teams this season! Whether you compete at Worlds, Summit, or D2 Summit, it’s a huge accomplishment to attend any of these prestigious end of season events! 

    From day 1 to day 3, these teams fought the hard climb to the top! Some gyms came with one team while others came with five! It’s always amazing to see these D2 gyms from small towns come to these events with such strong teams! The owners, coaches, athletes, choreographers, and parents put in so much time and effort to be successful and it really showed this weekend! 

    As a coach in Florence, SC this season, I decided to reach out to both programs here in town! They are both D2 gyms on either side of town, and they both made it finals, one with a first place Summit win! I interviewed Coach Brittany Durrah, Head Cheer Coach at Xtreme Athletics South, and Alex Devlin, Co-Owner of Athletic Cheer Force. 

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    I asked Brittany, Coach of Xtreme Athletics Small Senior 1, Burn… “What was this experience like for you and how did It feel to move onto finals with your team for the first time”

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    She said, “The experience at D2 summit was great! A much better experience from last year due to the safety regulations of Covid. Our team and parents were able to get the full Summit experience. Competing in the arena is a spine-chilling realization that you finally made it to the finish line! I loved the way we were able to get in person reveals for our teams moving on. The buildup was unreal! With only 6 teams being able to make it to day two we know it was anyone’s game with so many amazing teams. When the announcer said my teams name before they could even finish speaking our feet were off the floor! As a coach it was such a full circle moment. I can’t wait to see what next year’s teams are going to bring and for our team to surpass this year’s placement” 

    I then asked Alex Devlin, who was also on their Senior Open Coed 4 team that won, “How does it feel to win the D2 Summit as a second-year program with your first open team?!”

    She said “As a 2nd year program I never imagined winning summit!! Our athletes and coaches work so hard each day to strive for excellence. We have a true Cinderella story with this win. We advanced from the wildcard division in first and after semifinals we were entering into finals in 2nd. We knew it was going to be a fight as all the teams in our division are amazing. On finals day we had an athlete get injured at the start of our elite section. We had to completely stop the music and exit the stage. This athlete was center flyer and point in pyramid. We were given a new compete time and rallied together to teach one of our teammates her position. This athlete stepped up and learned some of the most difficult portions of this routine!! As nervous as we were we knew that we had the fight in us to go out there and put on a stellar performance! That’s exactly what we did!!! Air Force One is a team made up of coaches, college athletes and retired athletes. Our Allstar Director and Owner of the program even cheer on this team! We are beyond blessed to get to experience this and it’s even more amazing because we are a 2nd year program! I’m so thankful for my all-star director Lanell Timmons and Co-owner and husband Ryan Devlin as well as our choreographer Ty Rogers and stunt choreographer Patrick Smith! We will cherish this moment for a lifetime!”

    I can’t wait to see how much both programs grow this season along with all the other D2 gyms that competed!! 

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