What Now?

[jamanda]

Hi All,

After 12 years my daughters allstar cheerleading career is over or is it? She has coached for the past 2 years and probably one of the best gyms in the East Coast of the US. Any ideas of what comes next? Completed 4 years on her High School team as well including their comp team.

 

[ilikebigbows]

College cheer? If she's looking for something more allstar-y, an NCA school would best fit those needs (more flashy, allstar-type routine). UCA is more tight, clean and focused on crowd leading, but many end up liking that style a lot if not more than other styles. Just depends on the athlete!

Allstar International teams (age 14+) are also an option. Ask your CP what she is most interested in.

 

[Cheer Dad]

Getting a college degree sounds like a logical next step. Maybe wherever she attends they'll have a cheer team she can tryout for.


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[WinstonsGirl]

College, IO5, IO6 for all-star, coaching opportunities, judging, state associations/committees. There's lots she can do if she still wants to be involved.

 

[jamanda]

College cheer? If she's looking for something more allstar-y, an NCA school would best fit those needs (more flashy, allstar-type routine). UCA is more tight, clean and focused on crowd leading, but many end up liking that style a lot if not more than other styles. Just depends on the athlete!

Allstar International teams (age 14+) are also an option. Ask your CP what she is most interested in.

College is not an option as she attends a college with no cheer team. No decent IO teams in our area. Our old gym doesn't have one at all. Thanks for the response.

 

[Cheer Dad]

Teams may not be decent but even bad IO teams are a chance to keep cheering.

Can she continue coaching at a local gym or prepare for next summer try for NCA/UCA camp staff?


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