Durango Herald News, DHS cheerleaders head to nationals.
The high school’s competition cheerleading team will travel to California later this month for the group’s first performance on the national stage.
The dozen young Demons will compete against an estimated 35 other teams in the national competition’s novice category. The team qualified for nationals at a competition held in the fall in Phoenix.
NiagaraThisWeek.com: Sports: Story: Wolverines cheerleading squad earns berth in U.S. finals.
The Wolverine Elite All Stars cheerleading squad recently captured a first-place finish at the Great Lakes Upstate Championship in Rochester, N.Y. The victory gives the team, which consists of cheerleaders from throughout Niagara west, a qualifying bid in the U.S. finals.
The Junior Wolverines, made up of 12- to 14-year olds, has been training together since last June and has placed second at the Cheer Alliance Fall Classic last November and first at the Powercheer Christmas Challenge in December. They are coming off a national championship season from 2008 in the Small Junior Level 2 division.
Sebring High Cheerleaders Are 9th In Prestigious National Contest.
SEBRING – The Sebring High School Varsity Co-Ed cheerleaders advanced to the final round of the National High School CheerleadingChampionship, the most prestigious cheerleading contest in the country. They placed ninth in the nation, against 17 other top squadsfrom across the country.
The NHSCC is held at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, and nationally televised on ESPN and ESPN2 to more than 100 million homes and 32 countries nationwide each year.
All Star Cheer Squad Review for Nintendo Wii @ VGGEN.com.
Video Game Generation has reviewed All Star Cheer Squad. Â In the review they cover, in detail, how the game is setup and played. Â Giving thier thoughts on how well each aspect of the game is.
Gameplay is simple: follow through the tutorial mode presented by the cheerleaders where they teach you how to hold the Wii remote and Nunchuk just so in order to register movements. Throughout the game, players will progress through different stages of competitions and practices.
As for graphics, character models are appropriately peppy and bright, but there is a dearth of attention to detail. While players shouldn’t expect much from the graphics nor the locations scattered throughout
via The News Herald: Breaking news coverage for Southgate, MI.
The Carlson cheerleading team capped a great season with a second straight Michigan High School Athletic Associa-tion Division 2 state championship in Grand Rapids Saturday.
The Marauders domi-nated the Division 2 com-petition, winning each of the three rounds and scor-ing 807.1184 points.
Carlson’s point total was the second highest in the state finals regardless of division. Only Division 1 Rochester (811.2480) scored higher.
From a post at Examiner.com
Due to the upcoming UCA National All Star Cheerleading Championship Competition, everyone’s favorite stunt show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios will not be performing on March 14 and 15. The one of the UCA’s three most prestigious cheerleading and dance competitions in the nation will be held on the set where the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular can be seen.Â
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More than 22,000 cheerleaders will dance and cheer their way to the finals in front of more than 25,000 spectators who travel to Walt Disney World to show their support. The championships will be aired onESPNÂ and espn2, check local listings for air times.
From an article in Granville Sentinel
Granville High School cheerleaders are one of 43 high school cheerleading and dance teams competing to win $500 in a Time Warner Cable Viewer’s Choice contest on Local On Demand, where every view counts as a vote.
The squads recently competed at two OASSA regional competitions, filmed by Time Warner. Each team performance now can be viewed on Local On Demand, available by tuning to Channel 1.
From an article at Inside Cheerleading:
We will be hosting the Purple & Gold National Cheer & Dance Championships in Baton Rouge, La. at the RiverCenter on March 7-8, 2009 and the National Challenge Cheer & Dance Championships in Athens, Ga. at the Classic Center on March 14-15, 2009.
The competitions are both open to all teams All Star, school and youth league with no qualification required. We will also offer individual, duet, and trio competitions for both cheer and dance.
For the National Challenge in Athens, GA visit our web site at http://www.nationalgymnasticschallenge.com/
For the Purple & Gold Championships in Baton Rouge, LA visit http://www.purpleandgold.info/.
You can also call USA Sports Production at (317) 891-8260 or by email to info@usasportsproduction.com for information about either competition.
Read the full article at Inside Cheerleading
From a posting at MLive.com:
The Grandville competitive cheerleading team won the regional title last weekend and will compete in the state finals for the 16th straight year. Competitive cheerleading first became a competition around 1981, and every year since Grandville has been in the state finals, competing for the title.
Everyone on the team contributed as the Bulldogs won the first two rounds of the competition, and finished with a good third round to propel them to the win. The final score was 799.5144, and East Kentwood finished in second with a score of 793.0464.
Now cheerleaders have their own Internet broadcast radio station. Launched on January 1, 2009, Cheer1FM is already being listened to in over 40 countries worldwide. They play cheer mixes 24 hours a day and broadcast the results from some of the largest competitions each weekend. Check out Cheer1FM at www.Cheer1FM.com
