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CHEERDANCE COMPETITION GUIDELINES
Eligibility of participants
1. All participants must be official students either Diploma
or BS only of the AIE branch/team and must meet all their eligibility
requirements:
a) Officially enrolled at the time of the competition
b) Should be in good standing
Official List of participants (cheer dancers) must be
submitted on or before December 4, 2012thru email: veraborromeo@yahoo.com (head
facilitator of cheerdance competition).
2. The team must be composed of minimum of twelve (12)
members and a maximum of twenty five (25) members. (Dancers, cheerer, lifters,
flyers, spotters) Penalty-5 points deduction from the total score
3. During the foundation day, Team leader or team adviser
must report immediately to the Cheer dance competition facilitator or sports
chairman for registration, briefing and the team’s number not later than 8;30
am to be handled by sir Jeffrey Ramirez.
Chronology of performance will be base from a draw lots on
the day of the competition (December 07, 2012, 7:00-8:00) except for Cabanatuan
(last spot). Drawn spots are final and no changes will be entertained.
Sportsmanship
1. All participants must exhibit the highest level of
sportsmanship before, during and after the competition;
2. All participants must be at the competition venue at the
designated time 8:00 am. Grace period is 2 minutes. Penalty-5 points deduction
from the total score.
3. The same level of sportsmanship is expected from the
teams’ branch and other supporters.
4. Grave acts against sportsmanship but not limited to
sabotage, physical violence, libel, stealing, and the like shall be dealt with
the full force of the law after an appropriate investigation is conducted.
Apparel and Accessories
1. Soft-soled shoes with adequate support must be worn while
competing is highly encouraged.
2. Jewelries of any kind and Stockings are prohibited.
3. Gloves and Face paint are allowed
4. Ribbons, rubber bands and hairpins are allowed but must
be properly secured.
5. Inappropriate and vulgar clothing will not be allowed.
Routine Timing
1. The minimum length of performance is four (4) minutes and
a maximum of ten (10) minutes. Penalty – 5 points deduction from the total
score.
2. A one-minute pre-set will be given each team. After such,
team’s time will automatically starts.
3. The Team timing will begin with the first organized
movement of a cheer, sideline or dance, the first note of music or the building
of a pyramid or stunt. Competitors may do spirited tumbling exit as long as it
is with the given exit time.
4. The team should leave the floor immediately after their
routine together with their props.
Music
1. Profanity and other inappropriate language are strictly
prohibited. Penalty-disqualification.
2. Music must not be longer than ten (10) minutes. Audience
participation is not required though encouraged.
3. The use of drums and other instruments are allowed.
4. Each team/branch is required to assign 1 official
representative to check the music/cds 30 minutes before the competition starts
and assist the technical personnel throughout the entire performance.
5. Only MP3 of WAV file formats recorded on compact discs
are allowed in the competition. CDs must be submitted 30 minutes before the
competition starts. Back up is highly encouraged.
Interruption of Performance
1. In the event performance is interrupted because of
technical reasons caused by the event equipment, facilities, etc, the team
shall be given the option to either resume their performance from where it
stopped or repeat their entire performance.
2. In the event the performance is interrupted because of
failure of team’s own equipment supplies, tools, music, props, acts or any of
the same kind, the team must either continue the performance or withdraw from
the competition.
3. In the event of minor injury, the team can continue
either with or without the injured member. In the event of a major injury (ie.
Immobility, unconsciousness, excessive bleeding) the cheer dance officials
reserves the right to stop the performance and to provide proper medical
attention. The team will be judged according to where the performance ended.
Props and Equipment
1. Wearable articles that may impede vision or deemed
potentially injurious to the wearer or teams are not permitted.
2. Any height increasing apparatus used to propel competitor
is prohibited. Penalty: disqualification
3. Flags, banners, signs, pompons are the only props
allowed. Props withpoles or similar support apparatus may not be used in
conjunction with any kind of stunt or tumbling. All props must be safety
discarded out of harms (ie. Throwing a hand sign or banner across or behind the
mat from a stunt would be illegal) Penalty: disqualification
4. Mascots are not permitted to use any props.
Technical Rules
1. Three to Five (3-5) judges will score the whole
performance.
2. Each judge is responsible for scoring all the categories
of the routine.
3. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and
executory.
General Deductions
Less than or more
than the required Number of participants (5 points)
Grace period
violation (5points)
Exceeded the time
allotment (5 points)
Criteria for Judging:
Choreography/execution 20% (routine)
Timing/Synchronization 20%
(harmony)
Precision 15% (mastery)
Difficulty 15% (complexity)
Creativity/originality 10%
costume and design 5%
Showmanship 10%
Audience impact 5%
TOTAL : 100 POINTS
Prepared by:
VERA ABRERA-BORROMEO
Cheerdance Competition Facilitator
veraborromeo@yahoo.com / 09233587877
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