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NACCC Executive Committee Election Results 2012

Following the summer elections, the current NACCC Executive Committee members are:

  • NACCC LogoBrian Barnhart, Woodlands Elite
  • Theapia Best, NJ Spirit Explosion
  • Kimberly Dickenson, Cheer Express Allstars and Tumbling, Inc.
  • USASF LogoCraig El, Ultimate Athletics
  • Cherokee Greendeer, Green Bay Elite
  • Bret Hanson, Spirit of Texas
  • Jeff LeForce, Oklahoma Twisters
  • Michael May, Stealth All Stars
  • Carlos Onofre, West Coast Rush
  • Cheryl Pasinato, East Celebrity Elite
  • Tanya Roesel, Midwest Cheer Elite
  • TJ Sawyer, EC Cats
  • 1 Position TBD

More information can be found on USASF.net.

NACCC Executive Committee Election Results: Midwest Region

NACCC LogoThe National All Star Cheerleading Coaches Congress (NACCC), is pleased to announce the results of the election for the Midwest Representative to the NACCC Executive Committee. Please help us congratulate:

Tanya Roesel, Midwest Cheer Elite (West Chester, OH)

Cheryl Pasinato (East Celebrity Elite) and Kimberly Dickinson (Cheer Express Allstars and Tumbling) have been named representatives of the Northeast and Southeast regions.

Cheer Power Midwest Nationals 2011-12

American Cheer Power Midwest Nationals took place on March 31st and April 1st in Columbus, OH. This event had 252 All*Star Cheer teams compete and was a qualifier for Cheer Worlds. Paid Bids were awarded to:

  • Cheer Power LogoCore Athletix “Black Diamonds” (Senior Small Coed L5)
  • Michigan Xtreme “Legacy” (Senior Small Coed L5)
  • Pittsburgh Superstars (Senior Medium L5)

At Large Bids were awarded to:

  • FCA Gems “Onyx” (International Open L5)
  • Indiana Allstars “Witches” (Senior Medium Coed L5)
  • Matrix Allstars “Co-X” (International Open Coed L5)
  • Matrix Allstars “Onyx” (Senior Small Coed L5)
  • Midwest Cheer Elite “Thundercats” (Senior Medium Coed L5)
  • Ohio Explosion “C4″ (Senior Medium L5)
  • Spirit Athletics “Revolution” (International Open Coed L5)
  • Step One Allstars “Phenomenal” (International Open Coed L5)
  • Top Notch Cheer “Queens” (Senior Small L5)

Event Page | Cheer Power Midwest Nationals 2012 Results

The event had 252 All*Star Cheer Teams in 62 Divisions for an average of 4.06 teams per division.

All*Star Cheer By Level

  • Level 1 – 53 Teams in 12 Divisions (4.42 Average)
  • Level 2 – 68 Teams in 12 Divisions (5.67)
  • Level 3 – 46 Teams in 16 Divisions (2.88)
  • Level 4 – 27 Teams in 8 Divisions (3.38)
  • Level 4.2 – 4 Teams in 2 Divisions (2.00)
  • Restricted – 7 Teams in 3 Divisions (2.33)
  • Level 5 – 44 Teams in 8 Divisions (5.50)
  • Level 6 – 3 Teams in 1 Division (3.00)

All*Star Cheer By Age

  • Tiny – 9 Teams in 2 Divisions (4.50 Average)
  • Mini – 30 Teams in 7 Divisions (4.29)
  • Youth – 46 Teams in 10 Divisions (4.60)
  • Junior – 49 Teams in 15 Divisions (3.27)
  • Senior – 106 Teams in 25 Divisions (4.24)
  • International – 12 Teams in 3 Divisions (4.00)

NACCC: Attention: All Star Coaches, Athletes and Families

The members of the NACCC, along with Les Stella and Jim Chadwick met on a conference call Thursday to discuss the actions of the USASF Board and the new rules they put in place on Wednesday, March 28th, 2012. Specifically, concerns were addressed to the new limitations of tumbling skills allowed in Worlds Divisions.

The members of the NACCC are all gym owners and coaches. It is our goal to share the voice of not only ourselves, but also that of our colleagues and athletes. It was a general consensus that the way in which these new rulings were decided and then communicated (or lack thereof) fell out of line in the vision of the “voice” of our industry.

Three proposals were drawn up, which will be brought back to the USASF Board for their consideration of compromise. Please keep in mind that the USASF rulings and the new NACCC proposals of compromise have been created with the best interest of our athletes at heart. Although many disagree with the rulings handed down on Wednesday, it is our duty to remain professional and communicate our opinions in the appropriate forums. We appreciate and value the opinions we have heard, and hope that the integrity of our sport will thrive forward.

Sincerely,

Members of the NACCC:

Elaine Pascale & Joelle Antico (World Cup), Victor & Kristin Rosario (Top Gun) Morton Bergue (Cheergyms.com), Kathy Penree (CNY Storm), John Hebert (POWER), Roger Schonder (Stingrays), Debbie Love, Jamie Parrish (GA Allstars), Cheryl Pasinato (East Celebrity Elite), Theapia Best (Spirit Explosion), Brett Hansen (Spirit of Texas), Julie Gillaspie (Cheer Central Suns), TJ Sawyer (EC Cats), Tanya Roesel (Midwest Cheer Elite), Craig El (Ultimate Athletics), Kimberly Dickenson (Cheer Express), Cherokee Greendeer (Green Bay Elite), Jeff LeForce (Oklahoma Twisters), Becky Herrera (CheerForce)

World Spirit Federation 2011-12

World Spirit Federation’s Indy Showdown took place on December 10-11 in Indianapolis, IN. This event had 216 All*Star Cheer teams compete and was a qualifier for Cheer Worlds. Paid Bids were awarded to:

  • Green Bay Elite “Lime” (Senior Small L5)
  • GymTyme Allstars “Black” (International Coed L5)
  • Ultimate Athletics “Prodigy” (Senior Large Coed L5)

World Spirit Federation LogoAt Large Bids were awarded to:

  • American Elite “Celebrity “(Senior Medium L5)
  • A-Towne Dynasty Allstars “Legends “(Senior Large Coed L5)
  • Bowling Green Cheer Force (International Coed L5)
  • Cheer Command “Generals” (Senior Small L5)
  • GymTyme Allstars “Pink Ladies” (International L5)
  • GymTyme Allstars “Platinum” (Senior Medium Coed L5)
  • ICE Allstars “Lightning” (Senior Small Coed L5)
  • Midwest Cheer Elite “Diamondkatz” (Senior Small Coed L5)
  • Woodlands Elite “Generals” (Senior Medium L5)

Event Page | World Spriit Federation 2011 Results

The event had 216 All*Star Cheer Teams in 44 Divisions for an average of 4.91 teams per division.

All*Star Cheer By Level

  • Level 1 – 21 Teams in 6 Divisions (3.50 Average)
  • Level 2 – 57 Teams in 7 Divisions (8.14)
  • Level 3 – 43 Teams in 9 Divisions (4.78)
  • Level 4 – 34 Teams in 8 Divisions (4.25)
  • Level 4.2 – 4 Teams in 2 Divisions (2.00)
  • Restricted – 10 Teams in 2 Divisions (5.00)
  • Level 5 – 45 Teams in 9 Divisions (5.00)
  • Special Needs – 2 Teams in 1 Divisions (2.00)

All*Star Cheer By Age

  • Tiny – 1 Team in 1 Division (1.00 Average)
  • Mini – 14 Teams in 3 Divisions (4.67)
  • Youth – 38 Teams in 7 Divisions (5.43)
  • Junior – 53 Teams in 11 Divisions (4.82)
  • Senior – 103 Teams in 19 Divisions (5.42)
  • Open – 5 Teams in 2 Divisions (2.50)
  • Special Needs – 2 Teams in 1 Divisions (2.00)