- Sep 29, 2010
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Hi, so I know that this question has been repeated so many times on Fierceboard, and I am sort of a newbie (I have been a member for a while, but I do not post much) but I was wondering if someone could help me answer a few questions that I have or point me in the right direction with this issue. I hope that this thread doesn't annoy/bug some of you, as I know that it can get annoying when the same thread is repeated so many times.
I am very confused if all-star cheerleading is considered a sport, if college cheerleading is considered a sport, and if high school cheerleading is considered a sport. I also hear that it depends on the state for each one. I also was wondering if there any articles/resources/industry leaders and organizations that govern this to use as I need this information for my senior project.
I know there have been countless threads on this, so I was wondering if there was one or two in particular to look at. I find it very confusing and I was wondering if there is a simple explanation for this complicated issue.
Any help is appreciated!
I am very confused if all-star cheerleading is considered a sport, if college cheerleading is considered a sport, and if high school cheerleading is considered a sport. I also hear that it depends on the state for each one. I also was wondering if there any articles/resources/industry leaders and organizations that govern this to use as I need this information for my senior project.
I know there have been countless threads on this, so I was wondering if there was one or two in particular to look at. I find it very confusing and I was wondering if there is a simple explanation for this complicated issue.
Any help is appreciated!