Online Cheer & Dance Competition Registration - Andy Yosinoff's Cheer & Dance Camps

New England Cheer & Dance Competition

At the Reggie Lewis Track Center
Saturday November 11^th, 2023

General Information
Program Name*
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email*
Coach's Cell Phone #*
Cheer/Dance Competition Categories
Cheer divisions are divided by grade and/or age. Select the division which represents the age or grade(s) attended by the vast majority of your squad members. Teams with their majority spread over 5th through 8th grades should enter our 'Mixed Level" division. Select the difficulty level: Bronze (B), Silver (S), Gold (G), Platinum (P), or Diamond (D) for each team competing. Please examine the descriptions of the expected routine components for each of these categories on our website before choosing which level to enter. Note the number of cheerleaders/dancers on each team, and write in an email address for their oral critique to be sent. Check ‘Club’ if your team does not regularly cheer at games. Dance coaches check off the 'Mat' line if you would like your team to perform on the matted cheer floor instead of the Marley floors.
Select Team Division*
- Cheer Divisions
- College Cheer Divisions
- Dance Divisions
- Step Divisions
Cheer Division Teams
Please select both a division and a level for each team.
Select Division*
Select Level*
Select Level*
Select Level*
Select Level*
Bronze Level Routine Restrictions:
- no single-leg skills at extended level
- no unbraced two legged skills at extended level (must be braced on both sides by stunts at shoulder level or below with hand-to-hand/arm connection only)
- no unbraced single leg skills at shoulder level (bracer on one side must be on the ground, in a stunt below shoulder level or a two-leg stunt at shoulder level with hand-to hand/arm connection only)
- no inversions
- no basket tosses
- twisting transitions, entries and dismounts are limited to ¼ turn
- no express-ups/switch-ups past thigh level and these require constant contact with a base or back spot
- no release transitions in any stunts/pyramids (except those involved in cradles)
- advanced/elite tumbling limited to 25% of team (any number may perform rolls, cartwheels, round-offs and walkovers)
Bronze Level Expectations:
(“Possibly” means if you have them in your routine, great, if not, don’t worry about it, they’re not imperative at that level. “A few” means less than 25% of the team.)
- Expected skills include one or two-legged stunts at thigh level, two-legged stunts at shoulder level
- Possibly pyramids with braced one-legged shoulder level or two-legged extended level
- Rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, possibly walkovers or more advanced tumbling skills performed by a few team members
Silver Level Routine Restrictions:
- no unbraced single leg skills at extended level
- no inversions in stunts (inverted dismounts from horizontal positions with hands going directly to the performing surface are allowed)
- straight ride baskets only
- twisting transitions, entries and dismounts are limited to ½ turn to/from two-legged stunts at prep level and below
- no full-ups, half-ups limited to two-legged prep level or below
- no express-ups/switch-ups past prep level and these require constant contact with a base or back spot
- no release transitions in vertical stunts/pyramids (except those involved in cradles or cradle positions)
- advanced/elite tumbling limited to 25% of team (any number may perform rolls, cartwheels, round-offs and walkovers)
Silver Level Expectations:
(“Possibly” means if you have them in your routine, great, if not, don’t worry about it, they’re not imperative at that level. “A few” means less than 25% of the team.)
- Expected skills include one or two-legged stunts at thigh and shoulder level, possibly extended freestanding stunts on two legs, possibly inversions on dismounts
- Pyramids with braced one or two-legged extensions
- Rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, possibly walkovers or handsprings, or possibly more advanced tumbling skills performed by a few team members
Gold Level Routine Restrictions:
- no unbraced single leg skills at extended level
- inversions in stunts limited to entrances, dismounts from horizontal positions with hands going directly to the performing surface, and ground-to-ground inversions with continuous flow (ex. double cartwheel, chorus-line flip)
- no two-skill or twist baskets tosses
- single twist cradles from prep level from two legs only, no doubles
- no full-ups, half-ups limited to two-legs at extended level
- express-ups/switch-ups limited to prep level
- no release transitions in unbraced stunts (except those involved in cradles or cradle positions)
- no braced flips in pyramids, non-inverted release transitions allowed advanced/elite tumbling limited to 50% of team (any number may perform rolls, cartwheels, round-offs and walkovers)
Gold Level Expectations:
(“Possibly” means if you have them in your routine, great, if not, don’t worry about it, they’re not imperative at that level. “A few” means less than 25% of the team.)
- Expected skills include one or two-legged stunts at thigh and shoulder level, extended free-standing stunts on two legs, possibly inversions on entrances or dismounts
- Pyramids with extended one legged stunts, possibly non-inverted releases
- Rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, some walkovers or handsprings, or possibly more advanced tumbling skills performed by a few team members
Platinum Level Routine Restrictions:
- no release inversions or fold-overs in stunts
- no kick twist baskets tosses
- single twist cradles from extended level from two legs only, no doubles
- full-ups limited to prep level
- no release transitions in unbraced stunts above prep level
- no braced flips (released inversions) in pyramids, braced rolls allowed advanced/elite tumbling limited to 75% of team (any number may perform rolls, cartwheels, round-offs and walkovers)
Platinum Level Expectations:
(“Possibly” means if you have them in your routine, great, if not, don’t worry about it, they’re not imperative at that level. “A few” means less than 25% of the team.)
- Expected skills include extended freestanding one and two legged stunts, creative entrances/exits to stunts, basic inversions, twist cradles from two legs
- Possibly pyramids with inverted non-release transitions
- Rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, walkovers, handsprings and more advanced/elite tumbling skills performed by some team members
Diamond Level Routine Restrictions:
- Teams must follow the rules set out for them by their individual organizations
Diamond Level Expectations:
- Expected skills include release transitions, full-ups, twisting dismounts from extended one-legged stunts, two-skill baskets, inversions
- Pyramids with release inversions
- Rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, walkovers, handsprings and more advanced/elite tumbling skills performed by many team members
I understand my specific level restrictions and expectations.*
Is your team competition only? (does not cheer for games)*
- Yes
- No
Number of Participants*
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email (For oral critique)*
Youth Divisions
Please select team/s division and level.
All teams registering for the Youth Division must send a copy of their application to their conference chair for approval by New England Regional Director Karen Pope, prior to November 2nd.*
- I understand
Select Division*
Select Level*
Select Level*
Number of Participants*
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email (For oral critique)*
Dance Divisions
Massachusetts High School Dance Teams are permitted to compete by the M.S.S.A.A.

Please Select Division, Style and performance surface.

If your team would like to compete in more than one style please contact Andy.
Select Division*
Select Style*
Performance Surface*
Number of Participants*
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email (For oral critique)*
Step Divisions
Please select team/s division.
Select Division*
Number of Participants*
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email (For oral critique)*
College Cheer Divisions
Select Squad Type*
Select Type of Music*
Number of Participants*
Coach's Name*
Coach's Email (For oral critique)*
Entry Fee
Registration is due before Friday November 3rd. Early Bird before October 28th is $100 per team. Registration after October 28th is $120 per team.
Payment need not be remitted at time of registration.
Would you like to pay online or send a check?*
- Pay Online
- Send a check
Please make check payable to: New England Cheer and Dance Competition and send to PO Box 1995, Brookline, MA 02446.
Entry Fee*
Price:
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Would you like to pay online or send a check?*
- Pay Online
- Send a check
Please make check payable to: New England Cheer and Dance Competition and send to PO Box 1995, Brookline, MA 02446.
Entry Fee*
Price:
Total
$0.00

New England Cheer & Dance Competition

General Information

Cheer/Dance Competition Categories

Cheer Division Teams

Youth Divisions

Dance Divisions

Step Divisions

College Cheer Divisions

Entry Fee