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The University of Arizona WILBUR and WILMA WILDCAT 2019 Mascot Tryouts Timeline and Information Packet The University of Arizona WILBUR AND WILMA WILDCAT 2019 Mascot Tryouts Timeline and Information Packet Packet Includes: Check List Timeline and Process General Information (Mission, Skills, Expectations, Commitment, and Benefits) History Recommendation Form Assumption of Risk, Indemnity and Release from Liability Form Medical Release Form Finalists Instructions 2019 MASCOT TRYOUTS CHECKLIST Please be sure to return all paperwork and submit the form found on www.arizonawildcats.com/tryouts by FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 2019 BY 12:00 PM. Incomplete applications or applications submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. Please use this checklist to assist you with submitting the necessary paperwork for the 2019 Mascot Tryouts attach this form to your Medical Release form. If you are an incoming Freshman, please send to (must be received by 2/8/19): The University of Arizona Attn: UA Cheerleaders & Mascots 1 National Championship Drive, #N301 Tucson, AZ 85721 Google Form Completely Filled Out and Submitted _______ Verification of Enrollment & Unofficial Transcript _______ Current UA Student- Go to the UA Registrar Office and Request a Verification of Enrollment & Unofficial Transcript or Print off UAccess High School Student – Copy of current high school transcript and Verification of UA Acceptance Letter of Recommendation and Signed Recommendation Form _______ (In a sealed envelope with the back flap signed) * This must be submitted on time or you will not be allowed to continue in the tryout process. $30.00 NON-REFUNDABLE Application Fee _______ (Checks made payable to The University of Arizona Cheerleaders & Mascots Program) Medical Release Form (Attached with this form) _______ (Please Print Legibly) Last Name: ________________________ First Name: ________________________ 2019 MASCOT TRYOUTS TIMELINE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2019: COMPLETED APPLICATION DEADLINE All items listed on the checklist must be submitted by 12:00 PM to The Jim Click Hall of Champions, McKale Memorial Center - Room N301 (1 National Championship Drive) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2019 Preliminary Interviews (Times to be Determined). You will be notified via email and/or phone to schedule your interview after your application has been received and reviewed. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2019 BY 12PM Finalists selected and notified. Props must be approved (Finalists ONLY) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2019 MASCOT FINALS– Arizona Women’s Basketball Game Game Time: 12:00PM Arrival Time: 11:00AM Perform as Wilbur or Wilma T. Wildcat at the Wildcat Women’s Basketball game. (In-Suit Tryout) TRYOUT PROCESS: 1. All items are due by FRIDAY, February 8, 2019, no later than 12:00 PM in McKale Memorial Center - The Jim Click Hall of Champions, Room N301 (Community Relations Office). Make sure to submit application and forms along with the $30.00 non-refundable application fee (checks can be made payable to The University of Arizona Cheerleaders & Mascots Program). Applicants will need to obtain either a pre-participation physical from Campus Health (please call 520- 621-9202) or have their own physician sign and date the Medical Release Form. Application packets received after the deadline, or incomplete, will not be considered – NO EXCEPTIONS! 2. After review of all applications, selected applicants will be notified and will be asked to sign-up for an interview time, to be held on Monday, February 11– Thursday, February 14, 2019. (Interviews will last for roughly 20 minutes, please dress business professional). 3. Finalists (a maximum of 6) will be selected (based on interviews) to audition at the Arizona Women’s Basketball game Sunday, February 17, 2019 starting at 12:00 PM, and will need to arrive by 11:00 AM. 4. The selected Mascots will begin immediately upon their selection! THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA CHEERLEADERS & MASCOTS GENERAL INFORMATION Mission: A non-competitive co-ed cheerleading and mascots program who will promote crowd interaction and school spirit through cheering, tumbling, stunts, dance, and interactive crowd participation. Act as a representative of The University of Arizona student body and alumni at University functions and public appearances. Skill Requirements: Must be spirited and enthusiastic Must have excellent crowd interaction Must interact well with kids Must be able to execute one-arm push-ups in suit (Wilbur only) Must be in excellent physical condition Must be able to handle/deal with negativity from opposing teams’ fans; always stay positive Must have strong leadership skills Must be accountable, timely and responsible Must be positive and respect your teammates, coach and advisor Expectations: Wilbur - Perform at all home Football and Men’s Basketball games, select home Baseball games, select home Volleyball games, select home Women’s Basketball games, and travel on occasion (Football and Basketball). Wilma - Perform at all home Women’s Volleyball and Women’s Basketball games, all home Football games, select home Men’s Basketball games, select home Gymnastics meets, select home Softball games, and travel on occasion (Women’s Basketball). Commitment: Must commit to program as a mascot for two years Must attend a minimum of 20-community service appearances per year Must pay membership dues of $200 per school year, fundraise $300-$500 per year Must attend an average of 3 practices per month (at Coach’s discretion) and conditioning practices Must be available for weekly Mascots meetings Must be available for Training Camp practices and workouts beginning late-July/early August Must maintain a minimum semester and cumulative GPA of 2.00 Must commit to approximately 25-30 hours per week (appearances, games, practices, and workouts) Must participate in program fundraising Benefits: Nike Attire (warm-ups, practice t-shirts, practice shorts, travel bag, shoes, etc.) Affiliation with one of the Top-20 Athletics Departments in the country Occasional and/or possible travel for Football games, Post-season Men’s and Women’s Basketball games, Volleyball and Final Four Ability to see a nutritionist and have a custom nutritional plan developed Use of Athletics Department Strength and Conditioning Center and a customized training program provided by a Strength Coach Access to Athletics Department team physicians and athletic trainers in the Kasser Sports Medicine Center Use of the Athletics Department Academic Center with 50-work station computer lab THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MASCOT PROGRAM – WILBUR AND WILMA WILDCAT History The University of Arizona Wildcats got their name after a hard fought football game against the Occidental College Tigers on November 7, 1914. A Los Angeles Times Columnist wrote that the Arizona team showed the fight of Wildcats. The University of Arizona’s original mascot was a live bobcat purchased by the freshman football team. The team presented the bobcat as a gift to the student body in October 1915. Shortly thereafter, the bobcat was named Rufus Arizona after the President of the University. Rufus Arizona died in the line of duty in February 1916. While live mascots were used on and off for the next several years, two students decided it was time to give Arizona a mascot with a more human look and personality. Wilbur T. Wildcat was born in 1959 and was first introduced at the Arizona/Texas Tech football game. Although the first costume was very cartoony with big rounded eyes, a button-nose, and a curved black line for a mouth, Wilbur was an immediate hit with both the student body and the fans. Wilbur then saw several costume changes, but the basic concept of a mascot head and furry human-like body has remained. Wilma T. Wildcat was born in the early 1980's. She made her first appearance in March 1986 on a blind date with Wilbur. In November 1986, Wilbur and Wilma exchanged vows and were married at the Arizona/Arizona State football game during half time. In November 2006, Wilbur and Wilma renewed their wedding vows to celebrate their 20th anniversary, at the Arizona/Arizona State football game. Both Wilbur and Wilma are very committed and attend men and women’s Basketball, Football, and Women’s Volleyball games, and they are responsible for attending several community & University based appearances. THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MASCOT PROGRAM – WILBUR AND WILMA WILDCAT 2019 RECOMMENDATION All Mascot applicants must submit one letter of recommendation. Applicants should complete this form and the reference should mail this form with their letter of recommendation to the address listed below. The recommendation cannot be from family members, current UA Cheerleader/Mascots, UA Cheerleading and Mascot Coach, or UA Cheerleading and Mascot Advisor. The recommendation letter must be received by February 8, 2019 If not received by this date, the application will be denied. Recommenders must enclose this signed form along with their letter of recommendation. Please send letter of recommendation and form in a sealed envelope with recommender’s signature on the sealed back flap. Send to: The University of Arizona Attn: Roberta Q. Stout UA Cheerleaders & Mascots 1 National Championship Drive, Room N301 Tucson, AZ 85721 Mascot Applicant’s Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Reference Name: ______________________________________________________________________ Student Amendment Waiver: Mascot Applicant must check one of the following boxes. 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