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2011
National Club
National Elite &
National University Championships
Manchester Velodrome
19th & 20th March
Programme £3.00
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Welcome from the president
Welcome to the XIX UKCA National Club, Elite and University Championships
here at the Velodrome, Manchester.
Every year the standard of performance gets higher and higher and I'm really looking
forward to seeing our elite teams performing over 150 routines across all the
Cheerleading disciplines, divisions and age groups.
Success at this competition earns our athletes the opportunity to represent the UK at
both European and World Level as well as giving the chance to showcase their talents
to their coaches, families and friends.
The growth of Cheerleading at grass roots level continues undiminished and as the
base grows, the skills learnt and demonstrated become ever more technically
complex. UKCA is proud of its record in educating coaches and teachers which now
numbers in excess of 6000.
The future of the sport is in good hands! I would like to extend a particular welcome to
our teams from around the country who are appearing in this competition for the very
first time and also to the loyal clubs, teams and participants who come back every
year.
To all of you whether Coach, Cheerleader, Spectator, Supporter, Mum, Dad or
Volunteer, thanks for coming along and I hope you enjoy your day.
Kind regards
Pat Hawkins
UKCA President
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National Club, Elite & University
Championship Winners 2010
UKCA National Club Championship Winners 2010
UKCA Cup
Club Team Showing True Cheerleading Spirit
Pixies Cheer
UKCA Club Coach Award
Amy Barson - Gemini
UKCA National Elite Championship Winners 2010
Shepley Spring Cup
Top Senior All Female Cheerleading Award
WSA - Wild Spirit Allstars
AC Sound Cup
Top Senior Cheer Dance Award
Rising Stars
Joan Taylor Cup
Team Showing True Cheerleading Spirit
Royal Leamington Sparklers & Saxon Stars
UKCA National University Championship Winners 2010
Bredbury Hall University Cup
Outstanding Contribution to the Sport
Derby Ravens
The UKCA Annual Awards are hugely coveted and we look forward to
presenting them every year. wishing you all luck for 2011!
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Our Mission is:
“To provide a channel for health and social
education through Cheerleading to all young
people regardless of sex, class, creed, culture,
race or physical limitations.”
Our aims are to:
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Raise self-esteem, build confidence and
encourage self-discipline
Develop friendship, mutual trust and
respect through teamwork
Educate through ‘FUN’ on health and
social issues
Alison Sinclair Scotland
alison@ukca.org.uk
Gill Fitzpatrick NW
gill@ukca.org.uk
Rachel Lynch NE
rachel@ukca.org.uk
Yorkshire
Rebecca Trevor
Rebecca@ukca.org.uk
Karen Graham N. Ireland
Karen@ukca.org.uk
Adele McCarthy (Y)
adele@ukca.org.uk
Midlands
Kimberley Clark
kimberley@ukca.org.uk
Rachel Whitehead NW
Rachelw@ukca.org.uk
Emma Swain NW
emma@ukca.org.uk
Chris Bevis
chris@ukca.org.uk
Hayley Duffin
hayley@ukca.org.uk
Ceri Shakespeare Wales
ceri@ukca.org.uk
SW
Caroline Newman
caroline@ukca.org.uk
London
Jeff McKnight
SE Natalie Coveney
Natalie@ukca.org.uk
jeff@ukca.org.uk
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Meet the Judges
Find out what our National and International Judges are looking for on page
eight. Why not book on to our Level One Judging Course in April this year?
Merja Kauranen-Finland Has judged several UKCA National Championships. A
highly successful international athlete, she won medals for Finland at IFC & ECC
in Dance. Merja has been judging since 2005 and has clocked up considerable
experience in that time. The highlight apart from our competitions of course! – was
judging at the inaugural ICU Worlds in Orlando.
Bartosz Penkala-Poland Is an International judge and President of the
Cheerleading and Pom Pom Association in his home country of Poland. Bartosz
brings a wealth of experience as an ex-pro Latin & Ballroom dancer. Bartosz
certainly knows what it takes to make it to the top as an International
Judge at the inaugural ICU Worlds in Florida 2009, along with Pat Hawkins!
Hannah Jones-UK found a passion for cheerleading at the age of 10, she now
delivers high quality cheerleading to the High Peak and surrounding areas,
through schools, recreational sessions and championship teams. She is also a
key member of the High Peak Cheerleading development group which
celebrates the achievements of Cheerleading in the area once a year, with a
festival, which attracts over 300 local cheerleaders.
Nadine Ashcroft-UK Began Cheerleading in 1995. She competed at the first
IFC World Championships in Japan as part of Team UK, and captained her
team to UKCA senior national titles in Cheerleading and Dance. Nadine became
one of the first qualified UKCA Coaches, and assisted a junior team to
five European Championships. Nadine has been judging at a Regional and
National level since 2005 and completed International judge training with ECA
in Sweden 2007.
Rebecca Aldridge-UK Was introduced to Cheerleading in 2003 whilst
studying at Newcastle University and went on to become a qualified Coach.
Rebecca then joined a national club team in 2008, going on to represent the
UK in Sweden 2009 at the European Championships. Rebecca is now
involved with the technical elements of Cheerleading and fits International
Judge training in with her busy life as a dentist.
Amanda Holden-UK Is a secondary school science teacher and Head of Rules
and Regulations on the UKCA Technical Committee overseeing Judge
Training within the UK. With a background in dance, Amanda has been
performing for over 30 years, and involved with Cheerleading since 2003.
Amanda is qualified to International Judge Standard (Since 2006) and also
Coaches two community Cheerleading clubs in the North West of England.
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Meet the Judges
Krista Gerlich-Fitzgerald-Canada Began her Cheerleading journey as a young
competitive gymnast in Canada. Aged 14, she successfully auditioned for an
American league football team Cheer squad, and went on to compete at both
National and International level Cheerleading competitions. Studying law in
the UK since 2008, Krista has shared her Cheerleading knowledge by coaching
English squads and is also an active member of the UKCA technical team.
Lindsey High-UK As an active, talented Cheerleader for more than 14
years, Lindsey has represented the UK at European level competitions
seven times and World level three times. She is an experienced judge
nationally and as one of the lead course tutors for UKCA, she is heavily
involved with Coach & Judge Education in all areas of Cheerleading.
MariaWahlroos-Finland Has actively been involved with Cheerleading since
2001 as a member of the HAC Cheer team, Helsinki, Finland. Competing at
both National and International level events and successfully winning
medals as a Cheerleader. Maria continues her involvement with the sport as a
Coach and a Judge. We are welcoming Maria to the UK for the first time as part
of the International Judging panel.
Danielle Oddie-UK Has a strong dance background and has been performing for almost 20 years. As an active Cheerleader since 2003, Danielle
represented the UKCA at European level in 2007 and World Level in
2005 and 2008. Danielle now coaches a community Cheerleading squad
in the North West. Her ECA International Judge training started April 2010
in Frankfurt and Danielle is currently on the UKCA Judge’s Education panel.
Maja Edelbaher-Slovenia Has been involved in Cheerleading since 1996.
Twice a medallist at ECC (in 1998 & 99), she enjoyed a successful 10 year
career in both Cheer and Dance. Since qualifying as a Judge in 2006 she has
judged extensively in Slovenia and Internationally. No problems with adding
up the scores for Maja – she has a degree in applied mathematics.
Marko Ebert-Slovenia A pioneer of Slovenian Cheerleading, Marko founded
White Dragons Cheerleaders in 1997. With them he won two Gold’s & a
Silver at ECC’s between 1999 & 2002. Previously President of ECA Competition & Education committee he continues to be responsible for training of
judges in Slovenia.
Rachel Whitehead-UK Has a background in dance which has lead her to
professional Cheerleading and Dance performances for teams including:
Bradford Bulls and Huddersfield Giants. Rachel Coaches Cheerleading
in the North West and is actively involved in Flintshire’s development of the
activity through their schools network. Rachel is a UKCA Assistant Tutor,
progressing through the National and International Judge programme.
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How will your team impress
the Judges this year?
Pom Dance
When judging Pom Dance, the Entertainment Value of each routine is very important. How
much it appeals to the audience through content, music choice and overall presentation will
determine how many points are given. The score sheet is broken down into categories. We
have listed some of the elements below, giving you an idea of what the Judges are looking for.
So, whilst you’re watching the event this weekend, see if you can spot any of the elements, and
have a bit of fun judging the routine for yourself!
Cheer Arm Motions
Cheer Jumps
Choreography
Entertainment Value
Transitions and Formations
Visual Effects
Timing and Synchronisation
Crowd appeal
Sharpness, Precision, Correct Placing
Difficulty, Execution, Power, Height
Music Interpretation, Visual effects, Originality
Overall Appearance, Enthusiasm, Facial Expressions
Good flow of routine
Cannons, Ripples, Levels, Contagion, Use of Poms
Are the team working together
Did you like the routine
Cheerleading
This category is a little harder to judge as it has more compulsory/required elements. There are
also rules and regulations that will dictate whether a stunt/tumble is legal and safe. Therefore,
we have what is known as a Technical Judge. It is their responsibility to decide whether a
move is legal and whether points need to be deducted from the overall score.
As with all categories in Cheerleading, Entertainment Value and Overall Appeal are still very
important when performing Cheerleading routines. So look out for teams that are really trying
to make their routines interesting and enjoyable to watch, as well as incorporating the Stunts,
Pyramids and Tumbling skills.
Cheers and Chants
Cheer Arm Motions
Cheer Jumps
Safe Stunts\Pyramids
Tumbling
Dance
Transitions and Formations
Expression
Synchronisation
Difficulty
Pace, Volume, Clarity, Visual Effects, Use of Props
Sharpness, Precision, Correct Placing
Difficulty, Execution, Power, Height
Mounts, Dismounts
Variety of skills, Number of participants involved
Energy, Originality, Execution
Speed, flow of routine
Confidence, Facial Expression
Timing, Unity
Correct ability level (are the skills too hard for the team?)
UKCA offers Official Judge Training from grass roots level, all the way through to
International and World level. It is a very prestigious, rewarding and enjoyable role. If you
would like to begin training as a Judge please check the diary dates - www.ukca.org.uk to find
your next training opportunity.
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Official UKCA Comperes
Caino - AKA James Cain
You'll find him at all of our major Competitions, hyping up and energising the Competitors,
Volunteers and the Crowd! He’s fallen in love with Cheerleading and is responsible for the
electric atmosphere at our events - He’s all about the FUN!
With a background in entertainment, Caino is a professional DJ. It’s a
good job he is not a full time dancer - just watch out for those Cheer
moves…………!
Hannah Goulding - UKCA Training
Hannah comes from a technical dance background, classically trained in
Ballet, Tap, Modern and Acrobatics. A specialist in Street Dance, with 10
years experience as a professional performer working with MTV, ITV, Sky
One and Sky Sports.
Highlights of her Cheerleading career include being on
the Manchester Giants Basketball team ‘Budweiser Babes Cheer Team’,
Bradford Bulls Super League Cheer team ‘The Bullettes’, Huddersfield Giants
Super League Cheer team, and choreographing the Super League Final at Old
Trafford 2006. Hannah also has judging experience at all levels of competition
and all dance Disciplines including:
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UK Cheerleading Association (UKCA) Technical Board Member
Creative Director of Street Cheer exclusive to UKCA
UKCA National Head Tutor in Coach training and development
Is it your Birthday?
Would you like to say Hi! or Good Luck?
Get your requests, shouts outs and
Mentions read out.
Just let one of the UKCA staff know and
they’ll pass it on.
UKCA 2011 Competition Dates for your Diary
UKCA
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Northern Ireland National Schools Championships
Northern Ireland National Club & Community Championships
National Community Championships
National Schools Championships
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8th April
9th April
14th May
25th June
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National Club Championships
Saturday 19th March
Cheerleading
Teenies
10.00am Venom Stunt & Cheer Baby Boas
10.05am Hawks Cheer Team
Junior A
10.10am Maximum Cheer Diamonds
10.15am Hawks Cheer Team
10.20am Venom Stunt & Cheer Boas
Junior B
10.25am
10.30am
10.35am
10.40am
10.45am
10.50am
10.55am
11.00am
Standish Allstars
Enfield Blaze Allstar Cheerleaders
Maximum Cheer Gold
Gemini
Northern Ireland Junior All Stars
Spotlight Stars
Venom Stunt & Cheer Python
Wild Spirit Allstars
Senior
11.05am Blackburn Panthers
11.10am Exeter Starlites
11.15am Gemini 'G' Force
11.20am Royal Leamington Sparklers
11.25am Southern Sirens
11.30am The Diamond Divas
11.35am The Pioneers
Co-ed Junior B
11.40am Fusion
11.45am STCA
Junior A
12.06pm
12.09pm
12.12pm
12.15pm
12.18pm
12.21pm
12.25pm
Gemini
Manchester Diamonds
Maximum Cheer
Royal Leamington Sparklers
STCA
Venom Stunt & Cheer Boas
Wild Spirit Allstars
Junior B
12.30pm Standish Allstars
12.33pm Gemini
12.36pm Hawks Cheer Team
12.39pm Maximum Cheer
12.42pm Royal Leamington Sparklers
12.45pm Saxon Stars
12.48pm The Diamond Divas
12.51pm Southern Sirens
12.54pm Sparklers Elite
12.57pm Wild Spirit Allstars
1.00pm The Pioneers
1.03pm Venom Stunt & Cheer Python
1.06pm STCA
Senior
1.10pm
1.13pm
1.16pm
1.19pm
1.22pm
1.25pm
1.28pm
The Diamond Divas 1
Sparklers Elite
Gemini 'G' Force
Hip Hot Shots
Southern Sirens
The Diamond Divas 2
The Pioneers
Co-ed Senior
11.50am Enfield Blaze Allstar Cheerleaders
Group Stunt
Teenies
12.00pm Venom Stunt & Cheer Baby Boas
12.03pm Maximum Cheer
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Please note it is not permitted to
photograph or capture film on any
device at the event. UKCA have
appointed official photographers.
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Competition Running Order
Saturday 19th March
Co-ed Senior
1.31pm Royal Leamington Sparklers
1.34pm STCA
1.37pm Sparklers Elite
Lunch Break
Pom Dance
Teenies
2.00pm Wild Spirit Teenies
2.04pm Mini Gems
2.08pm Hawks Cheer Team (Open)
2.12pm Chester Angels
2.16pm Shell's Belles
2.20pm Hartlepool Hawks
Seniors
3.24pm
3.28pm
3.32pm
3.36pm
3.40pm
3.44pm
3.48pm
3.52pm
3.56pm
Red Hot Dynamites
Chester Angels
Firestorm Blizzard
Hartlepool Hawks
Dance Masters
Saxon Stars
Gemini 'G' Force
Exeter Starlites
Wildcatz (Open)
Junior A
2.24pm Manchester Diamonds
2.28pm Royal Leamington Sparklers
2.32pm Venom - Boas
2.36pm Hawks Cheer Team (Open)
2.40pm Wild Spirit Allstars
2.44pm Spotlight Stars
Junior B
2.48pm Shell's Belles
2.52pm Hartlepool Hawks
2.56pm Gemini (Open)
3.00pm Red Hot Sparklers
3.04pm Royal Leamington Sparklers
3.08pm STCA
3.12pm Spotlight Stars
3.16pm Venom - Python
3.20pm Dance Masters
4:20 Award Ceremony
UKCA Cup
Times may be subject to change
UKCA Club Coach Award
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National Elite Championships
Sunday 20th March
Cheerleading
Teenies
10.00am Hawks Cheer Team
10.05am Maximum Cheer Crystals
10.10am Saxon Stars
Junior A
10.15am Maximum Cheer Pearls
Junior B
10.20am Maximum Cheer Elite
10.25am Hawks Cheer Team
10.30am Northern Ireland Junior All Stars
Senior
10.35am STCA
10.40am Wild Spirit Allstars
Co-ed Junior B
10.45am Maximum Cheer Elite Co- Ed
Co-ed Senior
10.50am RLS Elite
10.55am Hawks Cheer Team
11.00am Wild Spirit Allstars (Open)
Group Stunt
Teenies
11.10am Maximum Cheer
Junior A
11.13.am Maximum Cheer
Junior B
11.16am Maximum Cheer Elite
Please note it is not permitted to
photograph or capture film on any
device at the event. UKCA have
appointed official photographers.
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11.19am RLS Elite
11.21am STCA
Senior
11.25am STCA
11.28am Maximum Cheer Elite
11.31am RLS Elite
11.34am Ultimate Zoo
11.37am Wild Spirit Allstars
11.40am STCA
11.43am Gemini 'G' Force
Co-ed Junior B
11.50am Maximum Cheer Elite
11.53am STCA
Co-ed Senior
11.56am Wild Spirit Allstars - Team 1
11.59am Northern Vipers
12.02pm RLS Elite
12.05pm Wild Spirit Allstars - Team 2
University Advanced
12.10pm Derby Ravens
12.15pm Sunderland Stars
12.20pm Sheffield Sabrecats
Partner Stunt
12.25pm Wild Spirit Allstars
Lunch Break
Cheer Dance
Teenies
1.00pm RLS Elite
1.05pm Saxon Stars
1.10pm Hawks Cheer Team
Junior A
1.15pm Hawks Cheer Team
1.20pm Saxon Stars
Times may be subject to change
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National University Championships
Sunday 20th March
Junior B
1.25pm Firestorm Blizzard
1.30pm Gemini
1.35pm STCA
1.40pm Hartlepool Hawks
1.45pm RLS Elite
1.50pm Saxon Stars
1.55pm Red Hot Sparklers
2.00pm Hawks Cheer Team
2.05pm Manchester Diamonds
Senior
2.10pm
2.15pm
2.20pm
2.25pm
2.30pm
2.35pm
2.40pm
2.45pm
Southern Sirens
(Gemini) 'G' Force
Firestorm Thunder
Manchester Diamonds
Northern Ireland Senior All Stars
Red Hot Flames
RLS Elite
Hawks Cheer Team
Junior A
3.20pm Hartlepool Hawks
3.24pm IndepenDANCE
3.28pm Saxon Stars
3.32pm Shell's Belles
Junior B
3.40pm Shell's Belles
3.44pm Saxon Stars
3.48pm Hawks Cheer Team (Open)
3.52pm IndepenDANCE
3.56pm Hartlepool Hawks
Senior
4.00pm IndepenDANCE
4.04pm Firestorm Thunder
4.08pm Hawks Cheer Team
4.12pm Shell's Belles
4.16pm Red Hot Flames
University Pom Dance
4.20pm Sheffield Sabrecats
4.24pm Derby Ravens
4.28pm Sheffield Spirit
4.32pm Sunderland Stars
4.36pm Sheffield Swagger
4.40pm UEA ANGELS
5:00pm Award Ceremony
Shepley Spring Cup
Pom Dance
Teenies
3.00pm IndepenDANCE
3.04pm RLS Elite
3.08pm Saxon Stars
3.12pm Shell's Belles
3.16pm Hawks Cheer Team (Open)
AC Sound Cup
Joan Taylor Cup
Bredbury Hall University Cup
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European & International Cheerleading News.
Would you like to take part in European and International Competitions?
As a founder member of both the ECA (European Cheerleaders Association) and IFC
(Internatiaonal Federation of Cheerleading) UKCA is pleased to continue to offer its member
Clubs and Teams access to European and Worldwide Competitions.
We are now pleased to offer teams access to all National Domestic Competitions within ECA
member countries who are opening up International Divisions at their events.
UKCA were the first to do this at our Northern Ireland Nationals, but now it means that if you
would like to try a Continental Competition – you can simply go to the ECA website to find
out when and where competitions are occurring and contact UKCA to make sure your team is
eligible.
Qualification for the 2011 European Championships in Ljubljana this July is the prize for this
weekend’s competing teams. The venue is a new build, state of the art arena and TV coverage
has been secured.
With the innovation of the Sunshine Cup for 9-13 year olds at this year’s ECA Competition – a
sunny July in Slovenia – what’s not to like? For more details go to www.ecacheer.org
Worldwide Competition:
April this year sees the ICU/IASF Worlds in Florida, Hong Kong is the
destination for the IFC Worlds in November. Only UKCA can offer bids to both
of these competitions.
We want to hear about all your success stories?
Please send information on your teams to UKCA
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UKCA Code Of Conduct Positive Examp
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Coaches are role models and need to set positive examples by:
Adhering to all UKCA Rules and Regulations
Emphasising that good athletes strive for good mental and physical health
Emphasising that winning is the result of teamwork
Motivating Cheerleaders in developing self confidence and self esteem
Never criticising Cheerleaders in front of spectators, but reserving constructive
criticism for later, in private, or in the presence of squad members only if others might learn
from hearing the criticism
Not criticising opposing Coaches, Cheerleaders or supporters verbally or by
gesture; not inciting un-sportsman like conduct. Not swearing, using foul or
abusive language at any time
Abstaining from:
the possession or drinking of alcoholic beverages
the possession or smoking of tobacco in the presence of spectators, officials, judges, their
own or other squads or where not permitted by law the possession or taking of any controlled
drug at any time
Accepting decisions of officials and judges in competitions as final. Being responsible for the
conduct and control of squad members, helpers and spectators.
Cheerleaders should strive to promote good sportsmanship by:
Striving to be modest in victory and gracious in defeat
Taking responsibility for providing positive leadership at all times
Not criticising opposing Coaches, Cheerleaders or supporters verbally or by gesture;
not inciting un-sportsman like conduct
Not swearing, using foul or abusive language at any time
Abstaining from:
the possession or drinking of alcoholic beverages
the possession or smoking of tobacco in the presence of spectators, officials, judges, team
mates or other squads while wearing team uniform or otherwise
representing their squad or where not permitted by law the possession or taking of any
controlled drug at any time
Always showing respect and being polite to officials, judges, opposing Coaches,
Cheerleaders and spectators
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Street News...
What a fantastic start to 2011 it has
been for Street Cheer!
There’s lots of new, exciting things
happening and we are really looking
forward to seeing how it unfolds
Firstly a big 'Give it up for the Team' goes to
Starstruck who have been creating a
storm on Sky One's Got To Dance, and well
done to all you who have been auditioning
for other TV Talent Shows fingers crossed
we'll see you in action soon.
After reviewing the Street Cheer 2010
National Championships on DVD we are
really impressed to see a marked
improvement in the quality of the routines.
The standard continues to rise every year, so
we’re looking forward to some exciting
performances at the Street Cheer Nationals
this Autumn.
In May 2011 we welcome Nathan Geering to
the Street Cheer coaching crew to launch a new
series of workshops. Nathan is Street Cheer’s
overall Freestyler from the 2010 Nationals and
will be leading a specialist workshop. You will
have the chance to improve and perfect elements such as Break Dance Skills, Locking and
Popping and Freestyle Skills. Keep checking the
diary dates for the latest workshop details.
We have also launched the Matalan Sporting
Promise with Youth Sport Trust, this will see
Street Cheer being delivered into selected high
schools nationwide. With four fantastic National
launch days, it has been a fun filled February
and March and great to meet everyone who is
involved in the project.
Exciting times!
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Competition DVD’s
Please select your DVD’s using the codes
listed below.
To see the full UKCA collection go to
www.pureenergymusic.com
Select Products and then Cheerleading.
You will need to be a Pure Energy member to
purchase DVD’s please follow the online sign up
instructions. There is no obligation to joining Pure
Energy other than receiving special offers.
Order Code Information:
DVD TITLES
UNIT PRICE
P&P QTY
UKCA National Club, Elite and Ref: CLELUN11
University Championships 2011
(Manchester Velodrome)
£18.50
£1.50
Street Cheer Nationals 2010
Ref: SCND10
£14.99
£1.50
UKCA National Schools 2010
(Manchester Velodrome)
Ref: CLS10E4
£27.00
£1.50
UKCA National Community &
Club Championships 2010
(Manchester Velodrome)
Ref: CLCC10E4
UKCA Nationals 2010
(Manchester Velodrome)
Ref: CLN10EA
Street Cheer Choreography
Ref: MF5988
£12.99
£1.00
“Pure Cheer” Level 2 Training
Ref: MF2329
£12.99
£1.00
“Pure Cheer” Cheerleading
Ref: MF2330
£12.99
£1.00
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REF CODE
TBC
3 DVD SET
4 DVD SET
£27.00
£1.50
4 DVD SET
£27.00
£1.50
3 DVD SET
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Training Courses - Dates For Your Diary
There are more dates added every month, for a comprehensive guide to UKCA
courses, course diary and on line bookings please go to our web site:
www.ukca.org.uk
24th March
Street Cheer Basic Skills Course
St Luke’s Science & Sports College, Devon
3rd April
Cheerleading Basic Tumbling Course
Applemore College, Hampshire
25th March
Cheerleading Basic Skills Course
Mountbatten Centre, Hampshire
7th April
Flintshire Twilight Festival of Sport
contact: ceri_shakespeare@flintshire.gov.uk
26th March
Cheerleading Basic Skills Course
Southampton Solent University, Hampshire
9th April
Street Cheer Intermediate Skills Course
Sporting Edge, Manchester
27th March
Cheerleading Basic Stunts Course
Southampton Solent University, Hampshire
10th April
Cheer Dance, Street and Hip Hop Workshop
Stunts, Pyramids & Tumbling Workshop
Antrim Forum, Northern Ireland
28th March
Street Cheer Intermediate Skills
Science & Sports College, Devon
2nd April
Street Cheer Basic Skills Course
Shelfield Community Academy, West Midlands
3rd April
Street Cheer Intermediate Skills
Shelfield, West Midlands
11th April
Leadership Course for Students
Buckinghamshire – Closed Course
14th April
Flintshire Festival of Youth Sport
contact: ceri_shakespeare@flintshire.gov.uk
17th April
Cheerleading Judging Level One Course
Sporting Edge, Manchester
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