- Apr 11, 2011
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I think UCA College Nationals are the same.
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I am not a fan of college clinics that allow athletes that young to attend. Maybe a sophomore or junior in high school but a 12 year old at the same clinic as my high school senior just rubs me the wrong way. I much prefer when the clinics run by college teams are separated into a session for the younger group and a sessions for those who are almost at the college level.The local university here (strong UCA School) has clinics down to age 12 at CP’s cheer gym every month or two once football season has passed, in addition to the official pre-tryout clinics that are just for incoming students. It’s also nice for kids on all-Girl teams to have the chance to try some co-ed stunting.
Not worth the money in my opinion. It's far better to go to the specific college clinics.There was one where juniors and seniors wore red numbers on their shirts. If you weren't a junior or senior you didn't get a number. Sure it made it easier to identify the true recruits.
Any opinions on The Scout Out Camps?
I think UCA College Nationals are the same.
It's an AACCA College rule, doesn't matter where you compete.
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