This is the name for a cheerleader who participates in game day and competition routines at the college level.
What is a collegiate cheerleader?
This is the person being lifted up into the air?
What is a flyer
This is the most common prop used to lead a crowd.
What is a sign?
What is the motion called when arms are extended in a V shape.
What is a high V?
The first cheerleaders were of this gender?
What is Male?
When are the two tryout sessions held?
What is Spring and Fall?
This position is responsible for holding the flyer's feet.
What is a Base
What do we hold while doing cheers and some stunts?
What are poms?
What is the motion where the arms are straight out to the sides, parallel to the ground?
What is a T?
The first organized cheerleading began at this university.
What is the University of Minnesota?
Unlike sideline, this is judged with a rubric and time limits.
What is competition cheer?
This person is responsible for holding the flyer's ankles?
What is a back
What do we do after every touchdown?
What is school song/ running flags?
This term means keeping all movements sharp and on beat.
What is hitting motions?
In what year did cheerleading begin?
What is 1898?
This performance includes cheer, dance, stunts, and tumbling.
What is a competition routine?
What are the two types of bases?
What is a Main and Side base
A release stunt that involves the flyer flipping or twisting in the air before being caught.
What is a basket toss?
The type of jump where legs form a wide "V" in the air.
What is a toe touch?
This major cheer competition is held in Florida each year.
What is the UCA Nationals?
We usually cheer for these two major sports
What is Football and Basketball?
What is the stunt called when the flyer stands on one leg?
What is a Lib?
What is the homecoming game?
Another word for a pyramid’s middle layer.
What is a Mid?
This organization was founded in 1974 and helped standardize cheer.
What is the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA)?