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2008 Cheer and Dance Competition Big Success!! The 2008 Cheer and Dance Competition drew a crowd of 1,020 spectators Sunday morning 10-19-08 at West Bloomfield High School in West Bloomfield Michigan. For the 20 cheer and dance squads competing as well as the exhibition Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite squads, it was truly an exciting day! The Coaches and Moms dance squads of the Raven association brought much fun and excitement to the floor. Also, the Falcons moms and coaches referred to as 'Mom's in Motion' didn't hold anything back! Finally, the exhibition performances of 'Maximum Energy" and 'Maximum Energy's Crew' and 'Metro Cheer' were definite crowd pleasers! We have several squads that qualified to advance to the Mid-America Regional Competition on November 16, 2008 (see calendar for place)where the first two places in each category will earn the right to represent the Pop Warner Mid-America Region (11 states) at the National Pop Warner Cheer and Dance competition during the second week of December 2008 at Walt Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex 'Milk House Pavillion' in Orlando Florida. The 3-hour professionally edited DVD that captures all of the SEMPWFL Cheer and Dance performances is now available for purchase. To get your's, see the information below.
Sunday, October 19 2008 SEMPWFL Cheer & Dance Spirit Award!!
At the awards ceremony of 2008 SEMPWFL Cheer & Dance competition, the Southfield Falcons were awarded the 2008 'Spirit of the Year' Award by the League Cheer Coordinator Linda Atkins. This award goes to the team /squad that has demonstrated positive cheer spirit and sportsmanship toward opposing cheer squads during the season. Francine Bolton receives the award on behalf of the Southfield Falcons cheer squads. CONGRATS Falcons!!
Purchase your very own 3 hour DVD for only $20.00 of the SEMPWFL Cheer and Dance Competition held October 19, 2008 at West Bloomfield High School? You can put your contact information in the 'contact form' below or see Maurice Adams at the playoff games in the announcer's booth. Sunday, August 31 2nd Annual Cheer Jam was a GREAT SUCCESS in 2008!! Two hundred (200) SEMPWFL cheer and dance squads participants, ages 5 to 15, registered Sunday morning for the 8-hour cheer clinic which was held at Troy Gymnastics in Troy Michigan. Joey DeLaney and his Ohio State Cheer and dance competition squads were on hand the entire day to teach and supervise beginner, intermediate and advance cheer skills and techniques.
Individual 2008 Cheer Jam pictures are available for viewing and purchase in the SEMPWFL picture albums.
Last year's Mid America Regional Cheer & Dance competition took place Sunday, 11-11-07 at Northern Illinois University. We are proud to say had three squads that placed at the Mid America Regional Competition and advanced to the 2007 National Pop Warner Championships in Orlando, Florida December 3, 2007 through Decmber 7, 2007.
2007 Cheer Jam pictures are still available under the Pictures Albums menu. SEMPWFL Cheer, Let's Get it Started!!!! Tips for the 2008 Cheerleading Seasonby Kelly Fitzpatrick, The summer is ending and cheerleading camps are coming to a close. So what's next? Many of you are getting ready to go back to school and start up football season! Whether this is your first or last year cheering, here are some tips that will help you have a great cheerleading season! Keeping the spirit Whether it is football, baseball, basketball, or any other sport that your team cheers for, it can be tiring cheering through an entire game. Make sure you drink plenty of water during your breaks (or time-outs.) This will help keep you hydrated, so you can keep up the spirit that every good cheerleader needs! They're watching....all the time Also, it is very important that you stay in formation and stand at attention until the captain calls the next cheer. (Usually, this will exclude half-time.) It looks very unprofessional and sloppy when cheerleaders talk and move around in between cheers/chants. Believe it or not, at least one person in the crowd is watching you at all times during the game, so make them proud! Also, if you mess up at any time during a cheer or half-time routine, make sure you smile and keep going. Don't make a big deal out of it, because nine times out of ten the audience won't even notice the slip up. Working on your routine If your cheerleading squad decides to compete this year, then you will probably start working on your competition routine either during summer or the beginning of the school year. This can usually be a very stressful time, so it's important that you don't get frustrated if the routine is harder than you'd hoped. After all practice makes perfect! The harder you practice, the easier the routine will seem. So make sure you stay focused and keep your chin up, because in the end, all of your hard work will be worth it!
More Cheer Coaching Tips with Updated links to Great Ideas Supplement the skills you got from the Cheer Coaching clinic, by reading up on this information that will help any cheer coach to be more effective at teaching young cheer leaders basic stunts, jumps and warm-up exercises.
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