Leadership
Sportsmanship
Teamwork
Coach's Expectations
What would you do?
100

A captain should always lead by _________. 

Example 

100

Should you congratulate an opponent after a game?

Yes

100

One word that makes teams successful. 

Communication

100

Who should arrive first?

The captain

100

A teammate is sitting alone. 

What do you do?

Go over and sit by them and check with them. 

200

Name three qualities every captain should have. 

respect, honesty, responsibility, integrity, confidence, humility, dependability 

200

True or False. 

Arguing with referees shows leadership.

False

200

Should captains include everyone?

Yes

200

Should captains complain about corrections?

No

200

Someone begins gossiping during practice. 

What do you do?

Encourage positive talk and steer the conversations away from gossip. 

300

True or False 

Captains should only encourage friends. 

False

300

A teammate misses a stunt. 

What should the captain do?

Encourage them and help them improve. 

300

Finish this sentence: 

There is no "___" in TEAM. 

300

Who should communicate respectfully with coaches?

Everyone

300

A teammate posts a negative comment about another cheerleader. 

Do not post a comment. Talk with the coaches. 

400

Who should a captain put first?

The team

400

Name three examples of good sportsmanship. 

Accept official game decisions with grace. 

Never jeer rival cheerleaders or team members. 

Support injured team members on either team with respect and empathy. 

400

What should you do if two teammates are arguing? 

Help calm the situation and involve the coach if needed. 

400

What happens if a captain repeatedly ignores expectations?

They may lose leadership privileges. 

400

The team loses a big game. How should a captain respond?

Acknowledge the opponent won and offering a congratulations. Set the standard for others to follow. 
500

Name 5 responsibilities of a captain. 

Represent the school with pride. Encourage others to do their best. Demonstrate leadership. Model sportsmanship. Be respectful and committed. 

500

Give one example of poor sportsmanship on social media.

A cheerleader posts on Snapchat a vulgar message about the opponents or game. 

500

Name four ways to build team chemistry. 

Let teammates bond away from stress and school. Build personal friendships that translates to trust. Encourage problem solving and communication in low stress setting. Be positive to one another. 

500

Name five ways captains represent the program outside of school. 

Volunteer in the community.  Share talents with younger cheer teams. 

Lead the squad in parades or other events. Collaborate with school partners to host fundraisers. Model good behavior in public because their actions reflect their school. 

500

Your best friend on the team refuses to listen to the coach. 

What do you do?

First talk to her privately about it. Remind her of her duties. 

Then if no change, talk with coaches.