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Tag Archives: Spring Floors
No More Spring Floors
Beginning with the 2007-2008 season, schools following National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) guidelines, which includes most junior high and high schools, will not be allowed to perform or compete on spring floors. This rule was implemented as a safety measure preventing schools from using height increasing apparatus.
Please visit the NFHS website for [...]
Posted in Competition Divisions, News, Results, Rules, & Scoring Systems Also tagged 2007-2008, High School, NFHS, Rules, Safety Comments closed
In My Cheer World…
The topic today is things I would change about cheerleading.
Each company would only be able to host one event billed as a “National Championship”
NCAA would host the College National Championship
All*Star Division would have an age floor and ceiling
Assisted Stunts would score lower than unassisted stunts
College Rules would be less restrictive
Cheerleaders and Cheerleading Parents would understand [...]
Posted in Spirit Post, Media, Rumors & Miscellaneous Also tagged AACCA, All*Stars, Art, Cheer, College, Competition, Divisions, High School, Levels, National Championships, Nationals, NCA, NCAA, NLCC, Parents, Rules, Stunts, USA, USASF, Varsity, Varsity Brands Comments closed
The Cheer Standard
I’ve heard repeated requests for more standards in cheerleading; standard rules, standard score sheets, standard scoring grids, standard floor types, standard floor colors, standard floor sizes, and so on. I think some of these requests, such as standard rules and floor sizes, are valid because they provide basic boundaries for cheerleading, much like the rule [...]
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Aren’t Spring Floors Banned?