General Rules and Information:

Basic Rules: 

1. NO glitter on participants. Glitter on signs must be sealed.
2. No mascots allowed on performance area.
3. Each team will perform a choreographed routine of no more than 3 minutes in length.
4. Routines must be appropriate for family viewing. Any vulgarity or inappropriate music will result in judges' deductions.
5. Each squad will have their name called three times: holding area, floor entrance, and commencement.
6. Upon entering the floor, "spirited" entrances are allowed and encouraged. (For example: tumbling, jumping and "spazzing")
7. Timing will start on the first organized word or motion after the squad is told to begin.
8. There is no minimum/maximum for music; however, no voiceovers or words may be pre-recorded to enhance the vocal projection of the squads.
9. Music should be checked with DJ upon arrival. Multiple copies are encouraged.
10. All squads should use skills/techniques to the best of their abilities within their divisions.
11. Routine timing will end with the last organized motion, sound or word.
12. Good sportsmanship must be "in play" at all times.

1. Copies of judges score sheets and other criteria will be sent once registration is received.
2. Each judge will score in 4 different categories: basic fundamentals, appeal & projection, variety of routine, and overall routine appeal.
3. Each category is broken down into various areas and their associated maximum awarded point value.
4. Deductions will be taken for squads performing stunting/tumbling skills above their designated skill level (For example, a red team performing blue partner stunts).
5. Copies of the safety violation sheets will also be sent once registration has been received.
6. A tie will be broken by the higher score in the "overall routine appeal" category.
7. All judges' decisions are final.

• If registering more than one squad per organization, fill out one form with "see attached" and list all information pertaining to each squad on a separate sheet of paper-only one check per organization is needed. Once registration form, roster, and payment have been received, a competition packet will be sent.
• The packet will contain: confirmation of registration, copies of the score sheets, and a medical/photo release for each participant.
• The medical/photo release must be filled out and signed by a parent/legal guardian of each participant and returned the day of competition.

• Competition Registration Brochure
• Score sheets.
• Medical and Photo Release.