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CHEERS UNLIMITED All-Star HANDBOO Tiny Level Mini/Youth Levels Jr./Sr. Levels Cheers Unlimited, Inc. 3406 Willow Road Jonesboro, AR 72404 Phone: 870-932-7979 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cheersunlimited.net 2017-2018 All-Star Information Sheet For over 25 years Cheers Unlimited has been the leading the way for cheerleaders in Northeast Arkansas and Southeast Missouri. At CU it is important that we maintain a positive family-friendly environment, while also pushing our athletes to be the best he/she can be. With many Grand Championships and National titles, we are no stranger to the winning formula. We are fortunate enough, at Cheers Unlimited, to have the most knowledgeable staff in Arkansas. Having over 100 years of combined experience, our staff understands how to progress athletes properly, while remaining safe. We believe adding all this together creates an atmosphere for kids to expand not only in their athleticism, but also as young adults. Tryout Information Our competitive All-star program offers a variety of teams ranging in ages and skill levels. This year we are offering two different tryouts dates and every athlete is required to attend one pre-tryout. The week of pre-tryouts, all athletes will have the opportunity to attend multiple level and age based clinics (dates below). These pre-tryout clinics will consist of learning all tryout material and cost $20 per pre-tryout session. Each athlete will learn a short routine that includes tumbling, jumps, and dance. Athletes will tryout alone and the tryout process is closed. Tryouts are NOT the time to be throwing a skill for the first time. We want to see a sharp, clean tryout with energy and confidence. The word ‘tryout’ can be a scary one; however, we accommodate to all levels of experience and skill at Cheers Unlimited. We want to see our athletes thrive. Regardless of skill, we have a spot for every athlete trying out! Everybody makes a team! Tryout Session 1 April 17: 5:30-6:30 Ages 3-5 yrs./6:30-7:30 Level 3 April 18: 5:30-6:30 Level 1-2/6:30-7:30 Level 4/5 April 19: 5:30-6:30 Ages 3-5 yrs./6:30-7:30 Level 3 April 20: 5:30-6:30 Level 1-2/6:30-7:30 Level 4/5 April 22: 10:30-1:30 Evaluation Day Tryout Session 2 May 15: 5:30-6:30 Level 1-2/6:30-7:30 Level 4/5 May 16: 5:30-6:30 Ages 3-5 yrs./6:30-7:30 Level 3 May 17: 5:30-6:30 Level 1-2/6:30-7:30 Level 4/5 May 18: 5:30-6:30 Ages 3-5 yrs./6:30-7:30 Level 3 May 20: 10:30-1:30 Evaluation Day Cost/ Tuition Prices While not as costly as some youth activities, Cheerleading can be an expensive sport. Over the course of the next year, a monthly fee will be charged to your account; however, we do have 3 payment plans to suit your needs. With monthly fees, the total cost of the season is spread out over 12 months. This monthly fee covers tuition, competitions and coaches’ fees, routine choreography and music, warm- ups, uniform, hairbows, and practice clothes. This monthly fee does fluctuate, to pay competition fees. A full financial breakdown, as well as payment plans and discounts options can be seen below and the following page. Items needed for the 2017-2018 All-star season • Tuition – $100 • Hair bows – $30 • Uniform -$320 • Competition and Coaches fees –$941 *All Comps fees combined, some teams will not attend all comps. • USASF fees and Registrations fees-$130 (May 15th if you choose Option 1.) • Practice clothes – $110 (June 15th if you choose Option 1.) • Routine Music - $50 (July 15th if you choose Option 1.) • Choreography - $150 (July 15th if you choose Option 1.) • Competition Themed T-shirts-$65 (August 15th if you choose Option 1.) Sold separately (same items as the previous year) • Competition Backpack- $104 • Shoes-$90 • Warm-ups –$150 There are 3 Options to pay for the season. ($2996 total) The Warm-up ($150), bag ($104) and Shoes ($90) are sold Separately. 1. Option 1) Monthly fee will be ($207 per month for 12 months). The tuition portion of the monthly breakdown covers the following: Monthly tuitions ($1200), Competition and Coaches fees ($941), extra practices (Free) and Uniform and bow ($350). Extra cost outside of the monthly fees. USASF and registration fees ($130 due May 15th), Practice Clothes ($110 due June 15th), Choreography and Music ($200 due July 15th) and Competition t-shirts ($65 due Aug. 15th). Warm up ($150), Backpack ($104) and Shoes ($90) are order separately (Required). 2. Option 2) Monthly tuition will be $250.00 per months ($2996/12months). All expensive added to one monthly payment. NO partial payments allowed, however you may pay any amount that you want to and it will be added to the next month’s payment. The remaining balance of the follow month must be paid in full. The only extra items that you may have to pay will be the warm up ($150), Backpack ($104) and shoes ($90) and be order and paid for separately. (Required) 3. Option 3) Paid in Full. Save ($150). Pay $2846.00 by July 15th and receive a .05% discount on total amount ($2996) for the season. Must be paid by July 15th in full to receive the discount. No Partial Payments. Warm-up ($150), bag ($104) and Shoes ($90) sold Separately. (Required) Discount Options 1. Refer a new member $10 of tuition (save $120) 2. Sponsorship T-shirt: Receive donations from local business(es) in exchange for their company advertisement on a CU T-shirt. 3. Family Discount: Receive half off second child’s tuition ($330) 4. Yearly fundraising Competition Schedule Teams Competition Brand City/State Date(s) Competing All CU Squads Showcase Jonesboro, AR Oct. 29th ALL Teams 1 Day Event Athletic championship * St Louis Nov 18th -19th Comanches, Apaches 2 Day event Mohawks, Comanches Jamfest * Hot Springs, AR Dec. 9th 1 Day event and Apaches Deep South Cheer Memphis TN Jan. 13th ALL 1 Day event Athletic championship * Memphis Feb 3rd-4th ALL 2 day event One up Hot Springs Feb 18th All 1 day event Comanches, Apaches NCA Nationals * Dallas, TX Feb. 23rd-25th 2 day event and Lady Warriors DSC Big Bid Memphis, TN March 10-11th ALL 2 day event Jamfest * Hot Springs, AR March 17-18th ALL 2 day event U.S Finals Pensacola FL April 14-15th Any team that Qualify 2 day event ISC New Orleans April 21-22nd TBA 2 day event th Summit Orlando, FL May 11-13 Any team that Qualify 4 day event Please check all dates carefully. All events and competitions are mandatory. We will only consider excusing an absence for a major event if we are notified PRIOR to evaluations. Important Events and Closing Dates May 15th: USASF and Gym Registration fees due ($130) May 26th-May 29th: Closed for Memorial Day May 30th: Start Revised Summer Schedule (No Weekend Practices) June 12th-14th: 1st Session Skills Camp June 15th Practice Clothes fees due ($110) July 2nd-July 8th: Closed 4th of July and Summer Break July 15th Choreography and Music due ($200) July 17th-19th: 2nd Session Skills Camp July 31th-Aug. 5th: Choreography for squads TBA once they are determined August 7th-11th: Choreography for squads TBA once they are determined August 12th-18th: Back to School break. 1st week of school August 20th: 1st day of fall squad practices September 1st-4th: Closed for Labor Day Weekend October 29th: All school squads and CU teams showcase November 22th-25th: Closed for Thanksgiving December 15th- January 2st: We will have schedule All Star Practices for Christmas Holidays January 2th: Mandatory Practices Resume/All Athletes Must Be Available for Practice March 17th-24th: Closed for Spring Break Financial Guidelines 1.) All athletes must show a $0 balance on their account before being eligible to try out for the 2017- 2018 season 2.) Cheers Unlimited program is a twelve month program that runs from May 2017 through April 2018. By agreeing to take a spot on a team, you are agreeing to a twelve month financial commitment and will owe tuition for all twelve months. The month of April may be an off season training month depending on the finalized competition schedule. 3.) If you are placed on a squad and choose not to take the spot, any and all moneys paid will not be refundable. Refusing a spot based on your team prevents someone else from making that team and can leave the team without the proper amount of bases, flyers, etc. If there is a major reason why you would not be able to cheer on a particular squad or if there are particular days/times that you cannot practice, please attach a note to your candidate information sheet so that we will not consider you for that team. 4.) May 31st is the deadline to determine if you will cheer for CU or not. After May 31st, all contracts are FINAL. Anyone who quits after the deadline will be obligated to pay the monthly tuition for the remainder of the season. 5.) There are 3 Options to pay for the season. ($2996 total) Warm-up ($150), bag ($104) and Shoes ($90) sold Separately. Option 1) Monthly fee will be ($207 per month for 12 months). The tuition portion of the monthly breakdown covers the following: Monthly tuitions ($1200), Competition and Coaches fees ($941), extra practices (Free) and Uniform and bow ($350).
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