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REGISTRATION DEADLINES &PAYMENT POLICIES

REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED AFTER YOUR DEADLINE WILL BE ACCEPTED BASED ON HOTEL AVAILABILITY. HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINE DATES.

All of the items are due with Registration by March 12, 2014.All changes will result in a $200 per change fee after March 19, 2014.

FOR CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE April 10, 2014All monies will be refunded with the exception of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per person that will apply to cover hotel andentertainment guarantees. Cancellations received after April 10, 2014 will result in a FULL FORFEITURE of all monies paid. All cancellations must be in writing to ICU World Cheerleading Championships. We will not accept cancellations by phone.

TEAM PAYMENT MUST BE IN THE FORM OF A CREDIT CARD,CASHIER’S CHECK, MONEY ORDER, OR WIRE TRANSFER!! NO GYM/BOOSTER/PERSONAL CHECKS!

PARTICIPANT BIRTH CERTIFICATESTeams will no longer be required to submit a picture and a copy of each participants birth certificate with their registration. However, a copy of each participants birth certificate orpassport must be made readily available upon request of a Worlds Official. Copies of yourathlete’s birth certificates on a USB/Zip drive is acceptable.

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AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION

If you need transportation to and from the Orlando International Airport (MCO), you must read thisinformation carefully. We will be sending you a transportation packet of important instructions for set-ting up your transportation to and from the airport. This packet should arrive about 4 weeks prior tothe event. Teams with 2nd deadline will receive this information with the return packet.

H Transportation between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and the Walt Disney World® Resort will beprovided by Disney's Magical Express. Attendees utilizing another airport will need to find alternate trans-portation.

H Disney's Magical Express provides motorcoach transportation to/from the Walt Disney World® Resort andspecial luggage delivery service.

H Disney's Magical Express requires a reservation. Each guest must be registered at a Walt Disney World®

Resort prior to contacting Disney's Magical Express.

H After registering for the event, each team will be provided with specific details to book their Disney'sMagical Express reservation. Reservations need to be completed 14 days prior to arrival. Guests will beasked to provide a mailing address and inbound/outbound flight information.

H Disney's Magical Express will mail Airport Transportation Booklets which include detailed arrival instructions and special luggage tags.

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THE ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPANTS/COACHES/SPECTATORS REGISTRATION FORM2014 ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

• PLEASE FILL IN BOTH ADDRESSES (PRINT OR TYPE IN BLUE OR BLACK INK) •m PLEASE SEND INFO TO OUR GYM/TEAM ADDRESS BELOW:

Team Name/Country Representing

Person to Receive Information

Gym/Team Address

Gym/Team City/State/Zip or City/Country

( ) ( )Gym/Team Phone Gym/Team Fax

m PLEASE SEND INFO TO THE HOME ADDRESS BELOW:


Home Address

Home City/State/Zip or City/Country

( )Home Phone E-mail Address

( )Cell Phone

LIST YOUR FEDEX SHIPPING ADDRESS BELOW (NO P.O. BOXES, PLEASE):


Street Address

City/State/Zip or City/Country

( ) ( )Daytime Phone Alternate Phone

PLEASE CHECK ALL THE APPLY.

TEAM CHEERm All Girl Elite (equivalent to Level 5)m All Girl Premier (equivalent to Level 6) m Coed Elite (equivalent to Level 5)m Coed Premier (equivalent to Level 5)

PARTNER STUNTSm All Girl Group Stunt m Coed Stunt

TEAM CHEERm Jazzm Hip Hopm Freestyle Pom

DOUBLESm Doubles Jazzm Doubles Hip Hopm Doubles Freestyle Pom

• Please Read and Sign Cancellation Policy! • • HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINES •

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THE ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPSPARTICIPANTS/COACHES (COMMUTER PACKAGES) REGISTRATION FORM

• PLEASE COMPLETE THE SECTION BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE NOT PURCHASING THE TRAVEL PACKAGE! •

m Our team will NOT be attending on the travel package. We will be making our own arrangements. Listed below is information regarding where we will bestaying in Orlando, including a phone number.

Hotel Name

Name Registered Under

Hotel Address

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Advisor’s Signature

# of Coaches # of Participants

• Please Read and Sign Cancellation Policy! • • HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINES •

COMMUTER REGISTRATION FEES:For those participants and coaches not purchasing the travel package, there are non-refundable Commuter packages available. (These fees do not include Worlds transportation or entry into the Private Block Party at Disney’s HollywoodStudios® on Sunday night.)

COMMUTER PACKAGES Qty.

3 Day package – $295Includes: Three day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass that alsoprovides entry into all Worlds Competition Venues

4 Day package – $325Includes: Four day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass that alsoprovides entry into all Worlds Competition Venues

5 Day package – $355Includes: Five day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass that alsoprovides entry into all Worlds Competition Venues

Total number of Private Block Party tickets I would like to purchase.* The Private Block Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios® is an

additional $40 per person (this does not include transportation).

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m EXTRA NIGHTS (AVAILABLE ONLY WITH FIVE NIGHT TRAVEL PACKAGES) I would like to stay an extra night on:m Wednesday, April 23, 2014 m Thursday, April 24, 2014 m Monday, April 28, 2014 m Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Optional Extra Nights: Since the hotel has very limited space available for these nights, reservations for the extra nights will be accepted on a first come-first served basis.

All rooms at the All Star Resort (regardless of occupancy) ..............................................................................................................................$179.00 per room, includes taxAll rooms at the Carribean Beach Resort (regardless of occupancy)........................................................................................................................$267.00 per room, includes tax

ACCOMMODATIONS2014 ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Gym/Team Name City, State/Country

Event Producer that awarded the bid ______________________________________________

DIRECTIONS:1. Choose the package type and Resort you wish to purchase.2. Choose the type of room you wish to stay in (quad, triple, double or single)3. Return with a full payment to The ICU World Cheerleading Championships office.• HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINES.• All Walt Disney World® Theme Park tickets are valid April 19 – May 4, 2014

MAILING ADDRESS:International Cheer Union

6745 Lenox Center Court • Suite 300Memphis, TN 38115

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

NO GYM/BOOSTER/PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTEDNO GYM/BOOSTER/PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED

mFOUR NIGHTS PLEASE CHOOSE ONE:

m DISNEY’S ALL STAR RESORTm DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORTThe travel package price for any four night stay between April 25 (check-in) throughApril 30 (check-out) includes:

• Four nights and Five days hotel accommodations• Round trip airport transfers provided by Disney’s Magical Express• Four day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass• Three day admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex• Transportation to all events that are directly related with Worlds• Celebration Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®

• All taxes and gratuities

ALL STAR RESORT CARIBBEAN RESORTQuad (4 per room)..........................$581.00 per person ....................$694.00 per personTriple (3 per room)..........................$637.00 per person ....................$782.00 per personDouble (2 per room) ........................$763.00 per person ....................$977.00 per personSingle (1 per room)........................$1084.00 per person ..................$1461.00 per person

(NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE.)

mFIVE NIGHTS PLEASE CHOOSE ONE:

m DISNEY’S ALL STAR RESORTm DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORTThe travel package price for any five night stay between April 24 (check-in) throughApril 30 (check-out) includes:

• Five nights and six days hotel accommodations• Round trip airport transfers provided by Disney’s Magical Express• Five day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass• Three day admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex• Transportation to all events that are directly related with Worlds• Celebration Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®

• All taxes and gratuities ALL STAR RESORT CARIBBEAN RESORT

Quad (4 per room) . . . . . . . . . . . . $604.00 per person . . . . . . . . . . . $728.00 per personTriple (3 per room) . . . . . . . . . . . . $688.00 per person . . . . . . . . . . . $865.00 per personDouble (2 per room) . . . . . . . . . . . $845.00 per person . . . . . . . . . . $1095.00 per personSingle (1 per room) . . . . . . . . . . . $1245.00 per person . . . . . . . . . . $1703.00 per person


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The travel package price for the two nights of April 26 (check-in) through April 28 (check-out) includes:• Two nights and three days hotel accommodations• Round trip airport transfers provided by Disney’s Magical Express• Three day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass• Three day admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex• Transportation to all events that are directly related with Worlds• Celebration Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®

• All taxes and gratuities ALL STAR RESORT CARIBBEAN RESORT

Quad (4 per room)..........................$477.00 per person ....................$537.00 per personTriple (3 per room)..........................$498.00 per person ....................$579.00 per personDouble (2 per room) ........................$545.00 per person ....................$663.00 per personSingle (1 per room)..........................$703.00 per person ....................$909.00 per person


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m DISNEY’S ALL STAR RESORTm DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT

The travel package price for any three nights stay between April 25 (check-in)through April 30 (check-out) includes:• Three nights and four days hotel accommodations• Round trip airport transfers provided by Disney’s Magical Express• Three day Walt Disney World® PARK HOPPER® Pass• Three day admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex• Transportation to all events that are directly related with Worlds• Celebration Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®

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ALL STAR RESORT CARIBBEAN RESORTQuad (4 per room)..........................$525.00 per person ....................$603.00 per personTriple (3 per room)..........................$560.00 per person ....................$663.00 per personDouble (2 per room) ........................$636.00 per person ....................$787.00 per personSingle (1 per room)..........................$867.00 per person ..................$1145.00 per person


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H Medical Release forms are required for coaches and participants only!

ROOMING LISTIMPORTANT: This form must be completed in order for your registration to be accepted. Reservations will be entered according to the datesbelow and charged as such. List below names in full of people staying in either quad (4), triple (3), double (2), or single (1), rooms. In parenthesis, specify one of the following for each person: (P) = Participant (C) = Coach ( F) = Family/FriendPLEASE NOTE: Rollaway beds are not available. (PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE) m Upgrade to 5 Day Park Hopper (Please color for upgrades only)

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If any family members wish to charge their payment on a credit card, we accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover or AmericanExpress. Below list the person wishing to charge, their credit card number, expiration date and amount to be charged alongwith their signature. Please send this information along with your registration. (One form per family group.)

CREDIT CARD TYPE: m VISA m MC m AMEX m DISC Exp. Date: ___/___/___ Total Amount Charged: $_________________

Account Number: nnnn nnnn nnnn nnnn

Name (Print) Signature

Billing Address* Daytime Telephone Number

City/State/Zip or City/Country

Email Address Cell Phone Number

If this credit card payment is NOT for your entire group, please list person(s) and amounts to be paid with this credit card.

List person(s) and amounts to be paid with this credit card.

Person(s) Amount

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CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS2014 ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Gym/Team Name ______________________________________________________________________________

City ___________________________________________State/Country __________________________________

* In order for credit cards to be processed, we MUST have the billing address for the credit card being charged. This address MUST include the zip code for the billing address.

THIS FORM MAY BE DUPLICATED.

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NOTE: THIS IS AN OPTIONAL FORM. If you are not purchasing The ICU World CheerleadingChampionships packet, but would still like to order tickets, please complete this form.

Team Name ______________________________________________________

Name ____________________________________________________________(All tickets will be distributed at the same time to the person listed above. Photo ID required for pickup.)

Address __________________________________________________________City/State/Zip or City/Country

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Phone Number ( ) _________________ ( ) __________________Home Work

Email_______________________________ Cell ( ) __________________

WALT DISNEY WORLD® TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASEPick up at m All Star Resort m Carribean Beachm THREE DAY PARK HOPPER® - $220.00 each Number Needed _________(Transportation is not included)

m FOUR DAY PARK HOPPER® - $250.00 each Number Needed _________(Transportation is not included)

m FIVE DAY PARK HOPPER® - $280.00 each Number Needed _________(Transportation is not included)

m WDW WATER PARK - $43.00 each Number Needed _________(One Day Admission into any WDW Water Park)

m COUNTER SERVICE MEAL VOUCHER - $18.00 each Number Needed _________(One entrée, dessert and beverage per voucher-at designated Theme Park dining locations. Lunch or Dinner Only.)

m VIP RECEPTION AND AWARDS CEREMONY - $100.00 each Number Needed _________(Coaches and Gym Owners only)

m PRIVATE BLOCK PARTY AT DISNEY’S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS®

- $40.00 each (Transportation is not included) Number Needed _________

METHOD OF PAYMENTEnclosed is check number _______________ for $ _____________________I authorize The ICU World Cheerleading Championships to charge my:

m VISA m MC m AMEX m DISC in the amount of $_________ for tickets.

Account Number nnnn nnnn nnnn nnnnExpiration Date ______________________________________________________________________

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Card Holder Billing Address* __________________________________________________________

Card Holder City/State/Zip or City/Country ____________________________________________

Card Holder Daytime Phone ( ) __________________________________________________

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Card Holder Email Address____________________________________________________________

* In order for credit cards to be processed, we MUST have the billing address for the creditcard being charged. This address MUST include the zip code for the billing address.

• FORM MAY BE COPIED • Tickets valid April 19 - May 4, 2014 •

TICKET ORDER FORM2014 ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

This form and full payment

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Championships Office by

April 10, 2014.

Credit Card orders may befaxed to: 1-901-387-4357

Checks and forms are to bemailed to:ICU WORLD

CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS- TICKET ORDERS6745 LENOX CENTER COURTSUITE 300MEMPHIS, TN 38115

PLEASE SUBMIT ONEFORM PER FAMILYOR PICKUP.

No orders will beaccepted afterApril 10, 2014.

Tickets may be purchased inOrlando at Celebrity Hall whilesupplies last.

NO GYM/BOOSTER/PERSONAL CHECKSWILL BE ACCEPTED!

ORDERS NOT PAIDIN FULL WILL NOT BE PROCESSED.

TICKET ORDER FORM

You may also order these tickets online.

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TEAM ROSTERGym/Team Name ______________________________________________________________________

City_____________________________ State________ Country __________________________________Please list the names of all participants that are performing on the floor at The ICU World Cheerleading Championships. Athlete and/or team crossovers are allowed at the ICU.

I declare that all participants below:Please print or type the names so they are legible. It must be the name that is printed on their Driver’s License or Official Identification. (NO NICKNAMES)

* Review all Rules & Guidelines *

______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________Drector Team Coach

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CANCELLATION POLICY

For cancellations received on or before April 10, 2014, all monies will be refunded with the exception of two hundred dollars($200.00) per person that will apply to cover hotel and entertainment guarantees. Cancellations received after APRIL 10, 2014 will result in a FULL FORFEITURE of all monies paid. All cancellations must be in writing to The ICU World CheerleadingChampionships. We will not accept cancellations by phone.

All changes will result in a $200 per change fee.

I have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents. I have also advised all participants, parents andchaperones of my group of this cancellation policy.

______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________Coach Signature Date

Each adult traveling on the travel package and each participant’s parent must sign below.Your application will not be entered without ALL signatures.

We have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents.

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• HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINES •

• NO GYM CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED •

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2014 ICU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSTEAM CHEER DIVISIONS RULES & REGULATIONS2014 ICU World Championships

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2014 International Cheer Union Team Cheer Rules and Regulations

Bold Text denotes change from 2013

II.. GENERAL RULES 1. All teams must be supervised during all official functions

by a qualified director/advisor/coach. 2. All directors, advisors and coaches should have an

emergency action plan in the event of an injury. II. TOURNAMENT 1. The event (2014 ICU World Cheerleading

Championships) will take place on Thursday and Friday (24-25 April 2014) before the IASF/USASF Worlds Championship in Orlando Florida (26-28 April 2014)

2. The competition is scheduled to be held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports ® hp Field House.

3. The tournament officials shall have the right to alter the time and location of the competition in the event changes become necessary due to inclement weather, facility problems, television production requirements, or any other situation deemed by the tournament officials to be essential to the successful execution of the championship.

III. PROCEDURAL QUESTIONS A. RULES & PROCEDURES -Any questions concerning

the rules or procedures of the competition will be handled exclusively by the advisor/coach of the team and will be directed to the Competition Director. Such questions should be made prior to the team’s competition performance.

B. PERFORMANCE -Any questions concerning the team’s performance should be made to the Competition Director immediately after the team's performance and/or following the outcome of the competition and should be made exclusively by the advisor/coach.

IV. SPORTSMANSHIP All participants agree to conduct themselves in a manner displaying good sportsmanship throughout the competition with positive presentation upon entry and exit from the performance area as well as throughout the routine. The advisor and coach of each team is responsible for seeing that team members, coaches, parents and other persons affiliated with the team conduct themselves accordingly throughout the entire event. Severe cases of unsportsmanlike conduct are grounds for disqualification. V. INTERRUPTION OF PERFORMANCE A. UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES 1. If, in the opinion of the competition officials, a team’s

routine is interrupted because of failure of the competition equipment, facilities, or other factors attributable to the competition rather than the team, the team affected should STOP the routine.

2. The team will perform the routine again in its entirety, but will be evaluated ONLY from the point where the interruption occurred. The degree and effect of the

interruption will be determined by the competition officials.


B. FAULT OF TEAM 1. In the event a team’s routine is interrupted because of

failure of the team’s own equipment, the team must either continue the routine or withdraw from the competition.

2. The competition officials will determine if the team will be allowed to perform at a later time. If decided by officials, the team will perform the routine again in its entirety, but will be evaluated ONLY from the point where the interruption occurred.


C. INJURY 1. The only persons that may stop a routine for injury are: a)

competition officials, b) the advisor / coach from the team performing or c) an injured individual.

2. The competition officials will determine if the team will be allowed to perform at a later time. If the competition officials allow a routine to be performed at a later time, the spot in the schedule where the re-performance is to take place is at the sole discretion of competition officials. The team may perform the routine again in its entirety, but will be evaluated ONLY from the point where the interruption occurred.


4. The injured participant that wishes to perform may not return to the competition floor unless: a. The competition officials receive clearance from,

first, the medical personnel attending to that participant, the parent (if present) AND THEN the head coach/advisor of the competing team.

b. If the medical personnel do not clear the participant, the participant can only return to the competition if a parent or legal guardian in attendance signs a return to participation waiver.

c. In the event of a suspected concussion/head injury, the participant cannot return to perform without clearance from a medical professional, even with a waiver from a parent or legal guardian.

VI. INTERPRETATIONS AND / OR RULINGS Any interpretation of any aspect of these Rules and Regulations or any decision involving any other aspect of the competition will be rendered by the Rules Committee. The Rules Committee will render a judgment in an effort to ensure

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2014 ICU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSTEAM CHEER RULES & REGULATIONS

(JAZZ, HIP HOP, FREESTYLE POM & DOUBLES)

that the competition proceeds in a manner consistent with the general spirit and goals of the competition. The Rules Committee will consist of the Competition Director, Head Judge, and a designated competition official. VII. DISQUALIFICATION Any team that does not adhere to the terms and procedures of these "Rules and Regulations" will be subject to disqualification from the competition, will automatically forfeit any right to any prizes or awards presented by the competition, and may also forfeit the opportunity to participate the following year. VIII. GLOSSARY OF TERMS:

1. Airborne (executed by individual) - A state in which the individual is free of contact from a person and/or the performance surface.

2. Airborne Hip Over Head Rotation (executed by individual) - An action where hips rotate over the head in a tumbling skill and there is no contact with the performance surface (Example: Round off or a Backhandsping).

3. Airborne Skill (executed by individual) - A skill in which the individual is free of contact with the performance surface. (Example: Tour Jetté or Butterfly.)

4. Aerial Cartwheel - An airborne tumbling skill which emulates a cartwheel executed without placing hands on the ground.

5. Axis Rotation: An action in which a dancer rotates around his/her vertical or horizontal center.

6. Axle - A turn in which the working leg makes a circle in the air to passé as the supporting leg lifts off the ground enabling the dancer to perform a rotation in the air and then lands on the original supporting leg.

7. Back Walkover - A non-airborne tumbling skill where one reaches backward with an arched torso through an inverted position, hands make contact with the ground, then the hips rotate over the head and the torso hollows bringing one to an upright position, landing one foot/leg at a time.

8. C-Jump – A jump in which one creates an arch in the back allowing the knees to bend and the feet reach behind the body.

9. Cartwheel - A non-airborne tumbling skill where one supports the weight of the body with the arm(s) while rotating sideways through an inverted position landing on one foot at a time.

10. Calypso – A turning leap in which the working leg extends making a circle in the air as the supporting leg lifts off the ground enabling one to perform a rotation in the air then the supporting (back) leg reaches behind the body, often in an attitude, and then lands on the original working leg.

11. Category: Denoting the style of a performance piece/competition routine. (Example: Jazz, Freestyle Pom or Hip Hop)

12. Chasse [sha-SAY]: A connecting step in which one foot remains in advance of the other; meaning to chase.

13. Consecutive Skills - An action in which the individual connects skills immediately, without step, pause or break in between. (Example: Double Pirouette or Double Toe Touch)

14. Coupe [koo-PAY]- A position in which one foot is held lifted and close to the ankle. Also known as Coup de Pied: quickly takes the place of the other; meaning to cut or cutting.

15. Dance Lift (executed by groups or pairs): A skill in which a dancer(s) is elevated from the performance surface by one or more dancers and set down. A Dance Lift is comprised of an executing Dancer(s) and a Supporting Dancer(s).

16. Developpé [develop-AY] - An action in which the working leg moves through passé (bends) before extending into position; meaning to develop.

17. Dive Roll - An airborne tumbling skill in which one does a forward roll where the hands and feet are off of the performing surface simultaneously. (This skill is allowed only if the performer is in a pike position)

18. Division: Denoting the composition of a competing group of dancers. (Example: Senior Coed, Junior etc.)

19. Drop -An Action in which an airborne individual lands on a body part other than his/her hand(s) or feet without first bearing weight on the hands/feet.

20. Elevated – An action in which an individual is moved to a higher position or place from a lower one.

21. Elevated Individual – The individual who is lifted from the performance surface as a part of a Lift. Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines.

22. Executing Individual – The individual who performs a skill and uses support from another individual (s) when partnering. Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines.

23. Fouetté [foo-ey-TAY]- A turning step, usually done in a series, in which the working leg makes a circle in the air and then into passé as the individual turns bending (plié) and rising (relevé) at each revolution; meaning to whip. Fouette turns can also be done to the side or in second position (fouette a la seconde).

24. Fouetté a la Seconde - A turning step done in a series in which the working leg makes a circle in the air and extends at a 90° angle from the supporting leg remaining parallel to the ground as the individual turns with a plié and relevé at each revolution.

25. Front Walkover - A non-airborne tumbling skill where the individual rotates forward with a hollow torso through an inverted position and arches up bringing the legs and hips over the head to a non-inverted position, legs landing one foot/leg at a time.

26. Glissade [glee-SOD]: A connecting step that transfers weight from one foot to the other; meaning to glide.

27. Handstand - A non-airborne, non-rotating, tumbling skill where the individual supports his/herself vertically on his/her hands in an inverted position and the arms are extended straight by the head and ears.

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28. Head Spin - A skill, typically performed in hip hop in which the individual spins on his/her head and uses his/her hands to aid in speed. The legs can be held in a variety of positions.

29. Head Spring (Front/Back) - An airborne hip over head rotation tumbling skill, typically performed in hip hop in which the individual approaches the head spring much like a hand spring and can be executed either to the front or to the back. Beginning in a standing or squatting position, the hands are placed on the floor with the head between the hands and the legs come over/whip through the body similar to a kip up and the individual lands on two feet.

30. Headstand - A non-airborne, non-rotating, tumbling skill where the individual supports oneself vertically on one’s head in an inverted position and the hands are on the floor supporting the body.

31. Hip Level - A designated height; the height of a standing individual’s hips while standing upright with straight legs. (Clarification: this is an approximate height to measure space, and is not changed by bending, inverting, etc.)

32. Hip Over Head Rotation - (executed by individuals): An action where an individual’s hips rotate over the head in a tumbling skill (Example: Back Walkover or Cartwheel).

33. Hip Over Head Rotation (executed in groups or pairs) -An action where the Executing Individual’s hips rotate over the head in a lift or partnering skill.

34. Inversion - A position in which the individual’s waist/hips/feet are higher than his/her head and shoulders.

35. Jetté [juh-TAY]- A skill in which the individual takes off from one foot by brushing the feet into the ground and swiftly ‘whipping’ them into the position and then landing on one foot. A jetté can be executed in various directions, sizes and positions.

36. Kip up- An airborne, non-rotating, tumbling skill, typically performed in hip hop, where the individual brings the body to a non-inverted (upright) position by bending the knees, thrusting the legs into the chest rolling back slightly onto the shoulders, and then kicks up. The force of the kick causes the individual to lift and land with both feet planted on the floor.

37. Leap - A skill in which the individual pushes off the ground, from a plié (bend), off of one leg becoming airborne and landing on the opposite leg. (also known as grand jetté)

38. Lifts (executed as partners or in a group) - An action in which an individual is elevated from the performance surface by one or more individuals and set down. A Lift is comprised of “Lifting” individuals and “Elevated” Individuals. Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines.

39. Lifting Individual – An individual, who is part of a lift and lifts the Elevated Individual as part of a Lift. Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines. The supporting individual may also be considered a lifting individual.

40. Passé [pa-SAY]- A position or movement in which the working leg bends connecting the pointed foot to or near the knee of the supporting leg; meaning to pass. Passé can be executed with the hips parallel or turned out.

41. Partnering (executed in pairs) – An skill in which two individuals use support from one another. Partnering can involve both “Supporting” and “Executing” skills Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines.

42. Pirouette [peer-o-WET]- A skill in which an individual bends (plié) with one foot in front of the other (fourth position) and rises (relevé) to one leg making a complete rotation of the body; meaning to whirl. A pirouette can be executed in a variety of positions.

43. Plié [plee-AY]- A preparatory and landing skill in which an individual bends, softens his/her knees; meaning to bend.

44. Prop - An object that can be manipulated. 45. Prone - A position in which the front of the

individuals’ body is facing the ground, and the back of the individuals’ body is facing up.

46. Relevé [rell-eh-VAY]- An executing skill in which an individual lifts up to the ball of his/her feet; meaning to rise.

47. Release Move (executed in groups or pairs) - An action in which the Executing Individual becomes free of contact from Supporting Individual(s) and are unassisted to the performance surface.

48. Shoulder Roll (forward/back) - A non-airborne tumbling skill where the individual rolls with the back of the shoulder and maintains contact with the floor and the head is tilted to the side to avoid contact with the floor.

49. Shoulder Level - A designated height; the height of a standing individual’s shoulders while standing upright with straight legs. (Clarification: this is an approximate height to measure space, and is not changed by bending, inverting, etc.)

50. Shushunova[Shush-A-nova] - A jump variation in which an individual lifts extended legs to a toe touch or pike position and then circles them behind the body dropping the chest and landing in a prone support (push up position).

51. Stag - A position, typically performed in a leap or jump, in which the individual bends the front leg.

52. Stall (Freeze) - A non-airborne, non rotating, tumbling skill typically performed in hip hop where the individual halts/stops body mid motion; often in an interesting, inverted or balance-intensive position on one or both hands for support. Also known as a freeze.

53. Supporting Individual – An individual(s), who is part of a trick and bears the primary weight of a lifted individual. A Supporting Individual(s) holds or tosses and/or maintains contact with an Executing Individual as a part of a Trick or Partnering skill. The Supporting Individual may also be considered a Lifting Individual. Refer to the ICU Rules for Lifts and Partnering for safety guidelines.

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54. Supporting Leg - The leg of an individual that supports the weight of the body during a skill

55. Supine - A position in which the back of the individuals’ body is facing the ground, and the front of the individuals’ body is facing up.

56. Switch Leap - A leap in which an individual swings their working leg to change the position/direction of the leap.

57. Tilt - A skill, typically performed in a leap or jump, in which the working leg sweeps up into the air and the supporting leg points toward the ground.

58. Toe Pitch (executed by groups or pairs) - A toss in which the Executing Individual(s) starts in an upright position with their foot in the hands of the Supporting Individual(s) and s/he is propelled upward.

59. Toe Touch - A jump in which an individual lifts the legs through a straddle rotating the hips so that the legs are rotating up toward the (upright) chest.

60. Tour Jetté – A leap with a half turn, switch split action of the legs taking off one foot and landing on the other.

61. Toss - A release move where Supporting Individual(s) execute a throwing motion to increase the height of the Executing Individual. Executing Individual is free from the performance surface when toss is initiated

62. Tumbling – A collection of skills that emphasize acrobatic or gymnastic ability, are executed by an individual without contact, assistance or support of another individual(s) and begin and end on the performance surface. (Clarification: tumbling skills do not have to include hip over head rotation).

63. Vertical Inversion (executed in groups or pairs) - A position in which the Executing Individual is inverted and bears direct weight on the Supporting Individual by a stop, stall (freeze) or change in momentum.

64. Windmill - A non-airborne, non-rotating, tumbling skill in which an individual begins on the back, spins from his/her upper back to the chest while twirling his/her legs around his/her body in a V-shape. The leg motion gives the majority of the power, allowing the body to “flip” from a position on the back to a position with the chest to the ground.

65. Working Leg - The leg of an individual that is responsible for momentum and/or position during a skill.

IX. SPECIFIC RULES Please refer to the IASF Dance Rules Chart for details **NOTE: It is strongly suggested that you send in a video for review. This must be submitted by DVD only clearly labeled with Team name, contact person name, number and email. It must be received by April 1st. Please send to: ICU, Attn: Liz Rifino, 6745 Lenox Center Court, Suite 300, Memphis, TN 38115 A. CHOREOGRAPHY AND COSTUMING

1. Suggestive, offensive, or vulgar choreography, costuming, and/or music are inappropriate for family audiences and therefore lack audience appeal.

2. Routine choreography should be appropriate and entertaining for all audience members. Vulgar or suggestive material is defined as any movement or choreography implying something improper or indecent, appearing offensive or sexual in content, and/or relaying lewd or profane gestures or implications.

3. Inappropriate choreography, costuming and/or music may also affect the judges’ overall impression and/or score of the routine.

4. All costuming, makeup and choreography should be age appropriate and acceptable for family audiences.

5. No cheers or chants are allowed. 6. All costuming should be secure and offer full coverage of

body parts. Costume malfunctions resulting in team members being exposed may be grounds for disqualification.

7. Tights should be worn under briefs, hot pants or excessively short shorts.

8. Shoes must be worn during the competition. Dance paws are acceptable. Performing barefoot, in socks and/or footed tights, high heels, roller skates, roller blades or any other footwear that is inappropriate for the sport is prohibited. If in doubt please consult the ICU Rules Committee for approval.

9. Jewelry as a part of a costume is allowed. 10. All male performers’ costumes must include a shirt that is

fastened, however it can be sleeveless. B. TIME LIMIT/MUSIC/ENTRANCES 1. Each Team will have a maximum of (2:30) two minutes

and 30 seconds. 2. Each Doubles will have a maximum of (1:30) one minute

and 30 seconds. 3. Every effort should be made to ensure that the lyrics of

the music are appropriate for all audience members. 4. Timing will begin with the first choreographed movement

or note of the music and end with the last choreographed movement or note of music whichever comes last.

5. If a team exceeds the time limit, a penalty will be assessed for each violation. One (1) point deduction for 5-10 seconds and three (3) point deduction for 11 seconds and over per judge..

6. Each team must have a coach/representative to play their music. This person is responsible for bringing the music to the music table and pushing “play” and “stop” for the team.

7. All music must be on a CD. The ICU recommends that you bring multiple copies in case sound systems have trouble reading your CD.

8. Teams must enter the performance floor as quickly as possible. Choreographed entrances will not be allowed.

9. Teams may not use Disney themes nor may they have costumes that resemble a Disney character. However, Disney music is acceptable.

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1. A prop is defined as anything that is used as part of your choreography that is not attached to your costume.

2. Wearable and handheld items/props that compliment the choreography will be allowed in the Jazz and Hip Hop Categories. They may be removed and discarded from the body.

3. The Freestyle Pom Category will not allow props, as poms are to be used for 80-100% of the routine. If there are male performers in this category they are not required to use poms.

4. No large free standing props will be allowed in any category, such as chairs, stools, benches boxes, stairs, steps, ladders, bars, sheets etc. Any item that bears the weight of the participant is considered a standing prop.

D. TEAM PARTICIPATION 1. There will be 3 Separate Categories – Jazz, Hip Hop,

Freestyle Pom. 2. Each Category will have a separate title winner. 3. Each country will provide a “National Team” comprised

of individual team members. The “National Team” may compete in a single category or multiple categories.

4. If the “National Team” chooses to compete in more than one category it is permissible, but not compulsory for each individual team member to compete as part of the “National Team” in each category.

5. Each “National Team” may be comprised of as many individual team members as desired however the “National Team” may only participate in a category with a minimum of 4 performers and a maximum of 24 on the floor at one time. It is permissible, but not compulsory, that the same individual team members compete in each category.

6. Each Doubles will be comprised of 2 team members. 7. Participants will be allowed to crossover to the cheer

divisions at the coaches’ discretion as scheduling conflicts may occur.

8. Each country’s federation will need to provide proof of permanent residency for each member of its team.

9. Each participant must be a minimum of 14 years of age within the year of competition. There is no set maximum age. Any team proven to be in violation of the age requirements will be automatically disqualified.

10. Males and females are allowed to participate on the team. E. COMPETITION AREA 1. The performance floor will be approximately 42 feet x

42 feet. (12.8016 meters x 12.8016 meters) The surface will be professional grade material (Marley floor or a wooden parquet floor).

2. Teams may line up anywhere inside the competition area.

3. No penalty for stepping outside the area.

F. CATEGORY DEFINITIONS: JAZZ - Incorporates stylized movements and combinations, formation changes, group work and technical elements. An emphasis is placed on proper technical execution, extension, control, body placement,

style and continuity of movement along with team uniformity. See score sheet for more information. HIP HOP - Incorporates street style influenced movements and rhythms with an emphasis on execution, style, creativity, body isolations and control, rhythm, uniformity and musical interpretation. There is also an additional focus on athletic incorporations such as jumps, freezes/stalls and other tricks. See score sheet for more information. FREESTYLE POM - Incorporates the concepts of Jazz and Hip Hop with an emphasis on choreography, proper technical execution, visual effect, creativity, staging and team uniformity. Poms are used for 80-100% of the routine. Important characteristics of this type of routine include synchronization and visual effect, clean and precise motions, strong pom technique, the incorporation of dance technical elements and dance styles. Visual effects include level changes, group work, formation changes, the use of different color poms, etc. (See Section C. Props for any clarifications)

XI. JUDGING CRITERIA The judges will score the teams according to the judging criteria on a 100 point system.

HIP HOP SCORE SHEET

JAZZ SCORE SHEET

FREESTYLE POM SCORE SHEET

DOUBLES SCORE SHEET X. JUDGING PROCEDURES The judges for the event will be appointed at the sole discretion of the International Cheer Union. As the teams make their presentations, the judges will score the teams using a 100 point system. The highest score and the lowest score given for each team will be dropped and the remaining judges’ scores will be totaled to determine the overall team score. In the event of a first place tie, the high and low score will be added back into the total score. If a tie remains, the ranking points from each judge will be used to break the tie. XI. SCORES AND RANKINGS Individual score sheets are for the exclusive use of each particular judge. Each judge has the responsibility and authority to review and submit his or her final scores and rankings prior to the final tally of the scores for all teams. Scores and rankings will be available only to coaches or captains at the conclusion of the competition. No scores or rankings will be given over the telephone. After each round of competition, teams will receive the judges’ score sheets as well as their score and the top score in the group. In addition, teams will receive a ranking sheet with the names and scores of the teams’ final placement. XII. FINALITY OF DECISIONS

ICU WORLD CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS


TECHNIQUEExecution of Pom Motion Technique 10______Clean arm lines, levels, placement, movement is sharp, strong and precise

Execution of Dance Technique 10______Correct placement & levels of arms/ torso/ hips /legs/ hands/ feet, body control, extension, balance, style in movement

Execution of Technical Skills 10______Proper execution of leaps, turns, jumps, lifts, partner work, etc

GROUP EXECUTIONSynchronization / Timing with Music 10______Moving together as one with the music

Uniformity of Movement 10______Movements are the same on each person, clear, clean and precise

Spacing 10______Equal/correct spacing between individuals on the performance surface during the routine and transitions

CHOREOGRAPHYMusicality / Creativity / Originality 10______Use of the music accents, style, creative, original movement

Routine Staging/ Visual Effects 10______Formations and transitions, visual impact of group work, levels, opposition, poms, etc.

Degree of Difficulty 10______Level of difficulty of skills, movement, weight changes, tempo, etc.

OVERALL EFFECTCommunication / Projection / Audience Appeal & Appropriateness 10______bility to exhibit a dynamic routine with showmanship and audience appealAge appropriate music, costume and choreography that enhances the performance

TOTAL 100 PTS__________

Team Name __________________________________________ Judge Number _____________________FREESTYLE POM SCORE SHEET

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JAZZ SCORE SHEET

TECHNIQUEExecution of Technical Skills 10______Proper execution of leaps, turns, jumps, lifts, partner work, etc.

Placement / Control / Extension 10______Correct placement & levels of arms/ torso/ hips/ legs/ hands/ feet, body control, extension, balance

Style / Strength of Movement 10______Style, strength and presence in movement


Uniformity of Movement 10______Movements are the same on each person, clear, clean and precise


CHOREOGRAPHYMusicality / Creativity / Originality 10______Use of the music accents, style, creative, original movement

Routine Staging/ Visual Effects 10______Formations and transitions, visual impact of group work, levels, opposition, etc.


OVERALL EFFECTCommunication / Projection / Audience Appeal & Appropriateness 10______Ability to exhibit a dynamic routine with showmanship and audience appealAge appropriate music, costume and choreography that enhances the performance

TOTAL 100 PTS__________

Team Name __________________________________________ Judge Number _____________________


HIP HOP SCORE SHEET

TECHNIQUEStrength of Movement 10______Strength and presence in movement

Execution of Hip Hop Style(s) - Placement / Control 10______Correct placement & levels of arms/ torso/ hips /legs/ hands/ feet and body controlin the execution of style of hip hop: tutting, popping, locking, waving, lyrical, etc.

Execution of Skills / Athletic Incorporations 10______Execution of floor work, freezes, partner work, lifts, tricks, jumps, etc.


Uniformity / Clarity of Movement 10______Movements are the same on each person, clear, clean and precise


CHOREOGRAPHYMusicality / Creativity / Originality 10______Use of the music accents and style, creative, original movement

Routine Staging/ Visual Effects 10______Formations and transitions, visual impact of group work, levels, opposition, etc.


OVERALL EFFECTCommunication / Projection / Audience Appeal & Appropriateness 10______Ability to exhibit a dynamic routine with showmanship and audience appealAge appropriate music, costume and choreography that enhances the performance

TOTAL 100 PTS__________

Team Name __________________________________________ Judge Number _____________________HIP HOP SCORE SHEET

JAZZ SCORE SHEET

1. A prop is defined as anything that is used as part of your choreography that is not attached to your costume.

2. Wearable and handheld items/props that compliment the choreography will be allowed in the Jazz and Hip Hop Categories. They may be removed and discarded from the body.

3. The Freestyle Pom Category will not allow props, as poms are to be used for 80-100% of the routine. If there are male performers in this category they are not required to use poms.

4. No large free standing props will be allowed in any category, such as chairs, stools, benches boxes, stairs, steps, ladders, bars, sheets etc. Any item that bears the weight of the participant is considered a standing prop.

D. TEAM PARTICIPATION 1. There will be 3 Separate Categories – Jazz, Hip Hop,

Freestyle Pom. 2. Each Category will have a separate title winner. 3. Each country will provide a “National Team” comprised

of individual team members. The “National Team” may compete in a single category or multiple categories.

4. If the “National Team” chooses to compete in more than one category it is permissible, but not compulsory for each individual team member to compete as part of the “National Team” in each category.

5. Each “National Team” may be comprised of as many individual team members as desired however the “National Team” may only participate in a category with a minimum of 4 performers and a maximum of 24 on the floor at one time. It is permissible, but not compulsory, that the same individual team members compete in each category.

6. Each Doubles will be comprised of 2 team members. 7. Participants will be allowed to crossover to the cheer

divisions at the coaches’ discretion as scheduling conflicts may occur.

8. Each country’s federation will need to provide proof of permanent residency for each member of its team.

9. Each participant must be a minimum of 14 years of age within the year of competition. There is no set maximum age. Any team proven to be in violation of the age requirements will be automatically disqualified.

10. Males and females are allowed to participate on the team. E. COMPETITION AREA 1. The performance floor will be approximately 42 feet x

42 feet. (12.8016 meters x 12.8016 meters) The surface will be professional grade material (Marley floor or a wooden parquet floor).

2. Teams may line up anywhere inside the competition area.

3. No penalty for stepping outside the area.

F. CATEGORY DEFINITIONS: JAZZ - Incorporates stylized movements and combinations, formation changes, group work and technical elements. An emphasis is placed on proper technical execution, extension, control, body placement,

style and continuity of movement along with team uniformity. See score sheet for more information. HIP HOP - Incorporates street style influenced movements and rhythms with an emphasis on execution, style, creativity, body isolations and control, rhythm, uniformity and musical interpretation. There is also an additional focus on athletic incorporations such as jumps, freezes/stalls and other tricks. See score sheet for more information. FREESTYLE POM - Incorporates the concepts of Jazz and Hip Hop with an emphasis on choreography, proper technical execution, visual effect, creativity, staging and team uniformity. Poms are used for 80-100% of the routine. Important characteristics of this type of routine include synchronization and visual effect, clean and precise motions, strong pom technique, the incorporation of dance technical elements and dance styles. Visual effects include level changes, group work, formation changes, the use of different color poms, etc. (See Section C. Props for any clarifications)

XI. JUDGING CRITERIA The judges will score the teams according to the judging criteria on a 100 point system.

HIP HOP SCORE SHEET

JAZZ SCORE SHEET


DOUBLES SCORE SHEET X. JUDGING PROCEDURES The judges for the event will be appointed at the sole discretion of the International Cheer Union. As the teams make their presentations, the judges will score the teams using a 100 point system. The highest score and the lowest score given for each team will be dropped and the remaining judges’ scores will be totaled to determine the overall team score. In the event of a first place tie, the high and low score will be added back into the total score. If a tie remains, the ranking points from each judge will be used to break the tie. XI. SCORES AND RANKINGS Individual score sheets are for the exclusive use of each particular judge. Each judge has the responsibility and authority to review and submit his or her final scores and rankings prior to the final tally of the scores for all teams. Scores and rankings will be available only to coaches or captains at the conclusion of the competition. No scores or rankings will be given over the telephone. After each round of competition, teams will receive the judges’ score sheets as well as their score and the top score in the group. In addition, teams will receive a ranking sheet with the names and scores of the teams’ final placement. XII. FINALITY OF DECISIONS

DOUBLES SCORE SHEET

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By participating in this championship, each team agrees that decision by the judges will be final and will not be subject for review. Each team acknowledges the necessity for the judges to make prompt and fair decisions in this competition and each team therefore expressly waives any legal, equitable, administrative or procedural review of such decisions. XIII. APPEARANCES, ENDORSEMENTS AND PUBLICITY All teams winning titles or awards agree to have all appearances, endorsements and publicity approved through the ICU office. XIV. PENALTIES

A five (5) point per judge penalty will be assessed to any team violating any of the specific rules as stated above. This deduction does not apply to violations mentioned above that are designated a lesser point value. If you have any questions concerning the legality of a move or trick, please send a DVD to the ICU Office. This must be submitted by DVD only clearly labeled with school/team name, contact person name, number and email. It must be received by April 1st. Please send to: ICU, Attn Liz Rifino, 6745 Lenox Center Court, Suite 300, Memphis, TN 38115

ON BEHALF OF MY TEAM, I HEREBY ACCEPT THE COMPETITION AND ROUTINE RULES AND GUIDELINES AND AGREE TO ABIDE BY THESE RULES.

_______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ (Team Name) (Date) _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ (City/State/Country) (Director’s / Coach’s Signature) _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ (Division/Category) (Administrator’s Signature)

• Retain a copy of these rules for your files •

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/gra

ce p

erio

d.b.

If a

com

pany

add

s the

pro

duct

ion/

show

cat

egor

y, th

e tim

e lim

it m

ay b

e in

crea

sed

to 5

min

utes

.

6Su

bstit

utio

ns m

ay b

e m

ade

in th

e ev

ent o

f any

inju

ry o

r oth

er se

rious

circ

umst

ance

. Sub

stitu

tes m

ust a

lso

abid

e by

the

age

and

gend

er re

stric

tions

in a

ll di

visi

ons i

n w

hich

th

ey c

ompe

te.

7Fo

otw

ear i

s rec

omm

ende

d bu

t not

requ

ired.

Wea

ring

sock

s and

/or f

oote

d tig

hts o

nly

is p

rohi

bite

d. (E

xcep

tion:

sock

s are

allo

wed

on

a ca

rpet

ed p

erfo

rman

ce su

rfac

e)

8Je

wel

ry a

s a p

art o

f a c

ostu

me

is a

llow

ed.

CHH

OR

EO

GR

APH

Y A

ND

CO

STU

MIN

G1

Sugg

estiv

e, o

ffens

ive,

or v

ulga

r cho

reog

raph

y, c

ostu

min

g, a

nd/o

r mus

ic a

re in

appr

opria

te fo

r fam

ily a

udie

nces

and

ther

efor

e la

ck a

udie

nce

appe

al.

2R

outin

e ch

oreo

grap

hy sh

ould

be

appr

opria

te a

nd e

nter

tain

ing

for a

ll au

dien

ce m

embe

rs. V

ulga

r or s

ugge

stiv

e m

ater

ial i

s def

ined

as a

ny m

ovem

ent o

r cho

reog

raph

y im

plyi

ng so

met

hing

impr

oper

or i

ndec

ent,

appe

arin

g of

fens

ive

or se

xual

in c

onte

nt, a

nd/o

r rel

ayin

g le

wd

or p

rofa

ne g

estu

res o

r im

plic

atio

ns. I

napp

ropr

iate

cho

reog

raph

y,

cost

umin

g an

d/or

mus

ic m

ay a

lso

affe

ct th

e ju

dges

’ ove

rall

impr

essi

on a

nd/o

r sco

re o

f the

rout

ine.

3A

ll ch

oreo

grap

hy sh

ould

be

age

appr

opria

te.

4A

ll co

stum

ing

and

mak

eup

shou

ld b

e ag

e ap

prop

riate

and

acc

epta

ble

for f

amily

vie

win

g.

PRR

OPS

1W

eara

ble

and

hand

held

item

s are

allo

wed

in a

ll ca

tego

ries a

nd c

an b

e re

mov

ed a

nd d

isca

rded

from

the

body

.2

Stan

ding

pro

ps a

re o

nly

allo

wed

in th

e pr

op a

nd p

rodu

ctio

n ca

tego

ry.

Any

item

that

bea

rs th

e w

eigh

t of t

he p

artic

ipan

t is c

onsi

dere

d a

stan

ding

pro

p. (E

xam

ples

: cha

irs,

stoo

ls, b

ench

es, l

adde

rs, b

oxes

, sta

irs,

etc.

)

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AS

F D

ance

Ru

les

Thes

e U

SASF

Dan

ce R

ules

are

effe

ctiv

e fr

om Ju

ne 1

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3 to

May

31,

201

4 an

d ar

e su

bjec

t to

revi

ew b

y th

e R

ules

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mitt

ee a

t any

tim

e.

last

upd

ated

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ease

read

thes

e ca

refu

lly a

s any

thin

g bo

ld is

a d

elib

erat

e ch

ange

to th

e gu

idel

ines

.

Skill

vid

eos m

ay b

e su

bmitt

ed to

dan

ce@

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frul

es.c

om a

nd m

ust h

ave

divi

sion

, cat

egor

y an

d U

SASF

Mem

ber

Num

ber.

Fu

ll ro

utin

es w

ill n

ot b

e vi

ewed

. O

nly

subm

issi

ons f

rom

USA

SF M

embe

rs w

ill b

e re

view

ed.

Plea

se c

onta

ct D

irect

or o

f Dan

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EXX

EC

UT

ED

BY

IND

IVID

UA

LS

(Tec

hnic

al S

kills

): PR Sk

RE

Pill

s are

dev

elop

ed a

nd sh

ould

be

part

of n

atur

al p

rogr

essi

on in

lear

ning

. The

pre

p ca

tego

ry in

volv

es sk

ills w

ith th

e fo

llow

ing

limita

tions

:1

Any

com

bina

tion

of tu

rns,

leap

s or

jum

ps is

lim

ited

to 3

tech

nica

l ski

lls. (

Cla

rific

atio

n: a

ny sk

ill n

ot b

roke

n by

a p

ause

, sta

ll or

step

are

con

side

red

mul

tiple

skill

s [i.e

. dou

ble

piro

uette

is 2

sk

ills]

. Glis

sade

and

gal

lop/

Cha

ssé

are

cons

ider

ed st

eps.)

2Tu

rns a

re a

llow

ed p

rovi

ded

the

follo

win

g:a.

Wor

king

leg

is h

eld

in a

pas

sé o

r cou

pe p

ositi

on.

b. S

uppo

rting

leg

is o

n gr

ound

thro

ugh

the

com

plet

ion

of th

e tu

rn.

c. R

otat

ions

are

lim

ited

to 2

rota

tions

.3

Leap

s and

jum

ps a

re a

llow

ed p

rovi

ded

the

follo

win

g:a.

Doe

s not

invo

lve

a ch

ange

in b

ody

posi

tion,

faci

ng d

irec

tion

or le

g pl

acem

ent,

from

pre

para

tion

thro

ugh

com

plet

ion

of th

e sk

ill.

b. D

o no

t inv

olve

axi

s rot

atio

n (E

xam

ple:

tour

jetté

/jeté

or a

xle

is n

ot a

llow

ed)

4Sk

ills t

hat d

o no

t inc

lude

inve

rsio

n or

hip

ove

r hea

d ro

tatio

n m

ay b

e ai

rbor

ne p

rovi

ded

the

follo

win

g:N

o m

ore

than

one

axi

s rot

atio

n in

a st

raig

ht/p

enci

l pos

ition

(Exa

mpl

e: A

jum

p fu

ll tu

rn is

allo

wed

, a w

indm

ill o

r but

terf

ly is

not

allo

wed

)

E

X

X

EC

UT

ED

BY

IND

IVID

UA

LS

(Tu

Tum

blin

g as

a d

ance

skill

is a

llow

ed, b

uumbl

ing

& A

eria

l Stre

et S

tyle

Ski

lls)

ut n

ot re

quire

d in

all

divi

sion

s with

the

follo

win

g lim

itatio

ns:

PRE

PC

OR

E

EX

PAN

DE

D H

IP H

OP

0.5

Inve

rted

Ski

lls:

a. N

on a

irbo

rne

skill

s mus

t in

volv

e ha

nd su

ppor

t with

at

leas

t one

han

d th

roug

h ou

t the

sk

ill (E

xam

ple:

shou

lder

stal

l) b.

Air

born

e sk

ills a

re n

ot

allo

wed

Inve

rted

Ski

lls:

a. N

on a

irbo

rne

skill

s are

allo

wed

(Exa

mpl

e: H

eads

tand

)b.

Air

born

e sk

ills w

ith o

r w

ithou

t han

d su

ppor

t tha

t lan

d in

a

perp

endi

cula

r in

vers

ion

may

not

hav

e ba

ckw

ard

mom

entu

m in

the

appr

oach

Inve

rted

Ski

lls:

a.co

re a

pplie

sb.

Air

born

e sk

ills a

re a

llow

ed

1Tu

mbl

ing

skill

s with

hip

ove

r hea

d ro

tatio

n:a.

cor

e ap

plie

sb.

Airb

orne

skill

s with

han

d su

ppor

t are

not

allo

wed

(no

exce

ptio

ns)

c. A

irbor

ne sk

ills w

ithou

t han

d su

ppor

t are

not

allo

wed

(no

exce

ptio

ns)

Tum

blin

g sk

ills w

ith h

ip o

ver h

ead

rota

tion:

a.

Non

airb

orne

skill

s are

allo

wed

b. A

irbo

rne

skill

s with

han

d su

ppor

t:i.

May

be

airb

orne

in d

esce

nt if

the

appr

oach

is n

on a

irbo

rne

and

is li

mite

d to

two

cons

ecut

ive

hip

over

hea

d ro

tatio

n sk

ills

(Cla

rific

atio

n: a

roun

d of

f is a

llowe

d - h

ands

touc

h th

e gr

ound

be

fore

the

foot

leav

es th

e gr

ound

)ii.

May

not

be

airb

orne

in a

ppro

ach

(Exc

eptio

n: D

ive

rolls

)c.

Airb

orne

skill

s with

out h

and

supp

ort a

re n

ot a

llow

ed. (

Exce

ptio

n: A

eria

l ca

rtw

heel

that

is n

ot c

onne

cted

to a

ny o

ther

skill

)

Tum

blin

g sk

ills w

ith h

ip o

ver h

ead

rota

tion:

a. c

ore

appl

ies

b. A

irbor

ne sk

ills w

ith h

and

supp

ort

i. A

re a

llow

ed (E

xam

ple:

Bac

k H

ands

prin

g)

ii. A

re li

mite

d to

two

cons

ecut

ive

hip

over

hea

d ro

tatio

n sk

ills (

Cla

rific

atio

n: b

oth

skill

s mus

t hav

e ha

nd su

ppor

t)c.

Airb

orne

skill

s with

out h

and

supp

ort a

re a

llow

ed p

rovi

ded:

i. In

volv

es n

o m

ore

than

one

twis

ting

trans

ition

ii.

May

not

con

nect

to a

ny o

ther

skill

(gro

up o

r ind

ivid

ual)

or ju

mp

2co

re a

pplie

sSi

mul

tane

ous t

umbl

ing

over

or u

nder

ano

ther

dan

cer t

hat i

nclu

des h

ip o

ver h

ead

rota

tion

by b

oth

danc

ers i

s not

allo

wed

.co

re a

pplie

s

3co

re a

pplie

sD

rops

to th

e kn

ee, t

high

, bac

k, sh

ould

er, s

eat,

fron

t or

head

ont

o th

e pe

rfor

min

g su

rfac

e ar

e no

t allo

wed

unl

ess t

he d

ance

r fir

st b

ears

wei

ght o

n th

e ha

nd(s

) or

foot

/feet

.

Onl

y dr

ops t

o th

e sh

ould

er o

r sea

t are

per

mitt

ed p

rovi

ded

the

heig

ht

of th

e ai

rbor

ne d

ance

r doe

s not

exc

eed

hip

leve

l. (C

lari

ficat

ion:

For

dr

ops t

o th

e kn

ee, t

high

, bac

k, fr

ont o

r hea

d th

e co

re ru

les a

pply

.)4

core

app

lies

Lan

ding

in a

pus

h up

pos

ition

ont

o th

e pe

rfor

man

ce su

rfac

e fr

om a

jum

p in

whi

ch th

e le

gs a

re in

fron

t of t

he b

ody

and

swin

g be

hind

are

not

allo

wed

. A

ll va

riat

ions

of a

Shu

shun

ova

are

not a

llow

ed.

Land

ing

in a

pus

h up

pos

ition

may

invo

lve

any

jum

p.

5co

re a

pplie

sH

ip o

ver h

ead

rota

tion

skill

s with

han

d su

ppor

t are

not

allo

wed

whi

le h

oldi

ng

pom

s or p

rops

in su

ppor

ting

hand

(s).

(Exc

eptio

n: fo

rwar

d ro

lls a

nd b

ackw

ard

rolls

are

allo

wed

).

core

app

lies

*Ae

rial

Stre

et S

kills

are

Hip

Hop

skill

sets

that

dan

cers

dev

elop

ove

r tim

e. T

hey

can

incl

ude

rota

tion

that

is h

ip o

ver h

ead

or tw

istin

g. T

hese

skill

s are

NO

T m

eant

to in

corp

orat

e gy

mna

stic

s or

chee

rlea

ding

styl

e tu

mbl

ing.

Suc

h gy

mna

stic

skill

s are

NO

T AL

LOW

ED. T

his p

rohi

bits

“st

andi

ng fu

ll tw

istin

g la

yout

” in

the

Expa

nded

Hip

Hop

Rul

es b

ut a

llow

s cap

oeir

a st

yle

“fol

ha se

cca

twis

t”.

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AS

F D

ance

Ru

les

Thes

e U

SASF

Dan

ce R

ules

are

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ctiv

e fr

om Ju

ne 1

, 201

2 to

May

31,

201

4 an

d ar

e su

bjec

t to

revi

ew b

y th

e R

ules

Com

mitt

ee a

t any

tim

e.

l

ast u

pdat

ed 8

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UT

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GR

OU

PS O

R P

AIR

S (L

iftss a

nd P

artn

erin

g):

PRE

PC

OR

EE

XPA

ND

ED

HIP

HO

P 0.

5Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer’s

hip

s can

not e

leva

te a

bove

sh

ould

er le

vel.

Dan

ce L

ifts a

re a

llow

ed.

core

app

lies

1A

ll Su

ppor

ting

Dan

cer(

s) m

ust m

aint

ain

dire

ct

cont

act w

ith th

e pe

rfor

man

ce su

rfac

e at

all

times

.

The

Exe

cutin

g D

ance

r m

ust r

ecei

ve su

ppor

t fro

m a

Sup

port

ing

Dan

cer

who

is in

dir

ect c

onta

ct w

ith th

e pe

rfor

man

ce su

rfac

e. (E

xcep

tion:

kic

k lin

e le

aps)

A S

uppo

rting

Dan

cer d

oes n

ot h

ave

to m

aint

ain

cont

act w

ith th

e pe

rfor

man

ce su

rfac

e pr

ovid

ed th

e he

ight

of t

he sk

ill d

oes n

ot

exce

ed sh

ould

er le

vel.

2A

ll Su

ppor

ting

Dan

cer(

s) m

ust m

aint

ain

cont

act w

ith th

e Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer(

s)

thro

ugho

ut th

e en

tire

skill

. (C

lari

ficat

ion:

The

Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer m

ay n

ot b

e re

leas

ed)

At l

east

one

Sup

porti

ng D

ance

r mus

t mai

ntai

n co

ntac

t with

the

Exec

utin

g D

ance

r(s)

thro

ugho

ut th

e en

tire

skill

abo

ve sh

ould

er le

vel.

core

app

lies

3Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer m

ust m

aint

ain

an u

prig

ht

posi

tion

in a

ny e

leva

ted

skill

.H

ip o

ver h

ead

rota

tion

of th

e Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer(

s) is

allo

wed

if:

a. A

Sup

porti

ng D

ance

r mai

ntai

ns c

onta

ct u

ntil

the

Exec

utin

g D

ance

r re

turn

s to

the

perf

orm

ance

surf

ace

or is

retu

rnin

g to

the

uprig

ht

posi

tion.

b. T

he E

xecu

ting

Dan

cer

is li

mite

d to

one

[hip

ove

r he

ad] r

otat

ion.

(C

larif

icat

ion:

Any

hip

ove

r hea

d ro

tatio

ns w

ithin

a p

artn

erin

g or

lift

sequ

ence

mus

t hav

e a

clea

r sto

p in

the

uprig

ht p

ositi

on).

core

app

lies

4A

Ver

tical

Inve

rsio

n is

allo

wed

if:

a.Th

e Su

ppor

ting

Dan

cer(

s) m

aint

ains

con

tact

unt

il th

e Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer r

etur

ns to

the

perf

orm

ance

surf

ace

or re

turn

s to

the

uprig

ht

posi

tion.

b.W

hen

the

heig

ht o

f the

Exe

cutin

g D

ance

r’s sh

ould

ers e

xcee

d sh

ould

er

leve

l the

re is

at l

east

one

add

ition

al d

ance

r to

spot

who

doe

s not

bea

r w

eigh

t.

core

app

lies

RE

LLE

ASE

MO

VE

S (U

nass

iste

d di

smou

nts t

oo th

e pe

rfor

man

ce su

rfac

e)5

The

Exec

utin

g D

ance

r may

not

be

rele

ased

An

Exec

utin

g D

ance

r may

jum

p, le

ap, s

tep

or p

ush

off a

Sup

porti

ng

Dan

cer(

s) if

:a.

The

high

est p

oint

of t

he re

leas

ed sk

ill d

oes n

ot e

leva

te th

e Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer’s

hip

s abo

ve sh

ould

er le

vel.

b.W

hen

the

heig

ht o

f the

skill

is b

etw

een

hip

leve

l and

shou

lder

leve

l, th

e Ex

ecut

ing

Dan

cer m

ay n

ot p

ass t

hrou

gh th

e pr

one

or in

verte

d po

sitio

n af

ter t

he re

leas

e.c.

Fre

e fly

ing

toe

pitc

hes a

re n

ot a

llow

ed.

An

Exec

utin

g D

ance

r may

jum

p, le

ap, s

tep,

pus

h of

f a

Supp

ortin

g D

ance

r(s)

if:

a.Th

e hi

ghes

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2014

ICU

WOR

LDCH

AMPION

SHIPS

TEA

M CHEE

R RULE

S & REG

ULA

TIONS

CHECKLIST• All of the items listed below are due with Registration by March 12.

No changes will be accepted after March 19, 2014.Please read the Registration Deadlines & Payment Policy Page.

Any Changes (Name Changes, Spelling Corrections, Rooming Changes, etc.) made after the above dates will result in a $200 charge per change.

o Registration Form (with full payment)o Accommodations Pageo Team Roster NOTE: Applicants will not be entered or processed without this signed form!o Rooming Listo Cancellation Policy

(signed by everyone attending on the travel package)o Ticket Order Form (if necessary)o Credit Card payment sheet (if necessary)o Signed copy of the Rules and Regulationso Original, signed medical release forms (one for each participant & coach).

We MUST have the originals! Please do not tear apart copies.

ICU 2014 International World Cheerleading Championship · ting up your transportation to and from the airport. This packet should arrive about 4 weeks prior to the event. Teams with

Documents