http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/RSS.ashx2010 NASCC Travel Book PagesTue, 03 Nov 2009 04:20:51 +0100http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=1http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=1MARCH 12-16, 2010 AT THE 2010 NASCC TRAVEL PACKAGE HIGHLIGHTS # Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park! • The Magic Kingdom® Park extends their operating hours for the NASCC!!! For those purchasing the NASCC travel package, you will receive a “UCA Night” wristband for exclusive use of Magic Kingdom® Park’s more popular rides (Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and more!) (attractions subject to change) • Separate wristbands will NOT be sold for this special “UCA Night” party! (Walt Disney World® Admission and UCA wristband ARE REQUIRED to attend!) # 3 or 4 Day Walt Disney World ® Park-Hopper Pass • Unlimited admission for four days to the *Magic Kingdom ® Park, Disney’s Hollywood Studios™, Epcot ® and Disney’s Animal Kingdom ® Theme Park. • 3 Days premium admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex. # Championship Celebration Party! • To be held Sunday evening at the Disney’s Hollywood Studios™ complete with thrilling rides and a D.J. # Airport transfers with Disney’s Magical Express • Round trip Airport Transfers provided; this applies to Orlando International Airport ONLY! # Airport Greeting by NASCC Staff # Transportation to all Scheduled Events # All Taxes and Gratuities NOTE: If you have family members who are traveling separately from the team we suggest you have them register separately with the NASCC. This will ensure them to have their own packet when they arrive to registration in Orlando (Walt Disney World® tickets, nametags and departure information) See page 25. 12009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=2http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=2HOW TO REGISTER Registration can be easy! Follow our helpful steps below, and you are sure to have a successful, stress free registration. If you need assistance in any way, please contact our National Office at 1.888.243.3782. ALL-STAR TEAMS Step 1- To get started, find and fill out the forms listed below -Team Registration Form-Accommodations-Rooming List-Signed Rules Pg Pg Pg Pg 3 5 6 19 This This This This form form form form is is is is due due due due by by by by January January January January 6th 6th 6th 6th Step 2- Have a Parent Meeting! -Have ALL Parents sign the Cancellation Policy for their participant. -Cancellation Policy Pg 8 This form is due by January 6th -Parents pay $100 per person Non Refundable Deposit. H O W T O R E G I ST E R -$100 per person Non Refundable Deposit is due by January 6th -Inform your parents about how they can take advantage of our travel package. *****See the bottom of this page for more details!!!!***** Step 3- Due by January 6, 2010- Send off your Initial Registration to NASCC, P.O. Box 752790, Memphis, TN 38175 or 6745 Lenox Center Court, Suite 300, Memphis, TN 38115 The following items should be included in your initial registration: _________ Registration Form _________ $100 Per Person Deposit __________ Rooming List __________ Signed Cancellation Policy _________ Accommodations Page _________ Signed Copy of Rules and Regulations Step 4- DUE BY FEBRUARY 12th you will want to fill out and collect the following: _________Balance of Payment _________Team Roster _________ Music Information Sheets _________ Medical Release Forms (These will be included in your return packet after you register for participants and coaches only.) ALL FORMS IN STEP 4 AND BALANCE OF PAYMENT ARE DUE BY February 12th ###### FRIENDS AND FAMILY REGISTRATION INFORMATION ###### UCA encourages friends and family to attend our National Championship! We want to offer them the same great packages that teams are offered. We HIGHLY encourage friends and family to set up their own registration separate from the team. This will allow your parents and friends to pick up their own registration packet and tickets in Orlando! Friends and Family registration is very easy! GYM OWNERS/COACHES- Turn to page 25. Here you will find the Friends and Family registration form. Instead of you taking care of all of the parents reservations, now they can do it themselves! You can tear out the forms on Page 25-28, make copies, and hand it out at your parent meeting. Parents will fill out their own information and mail it back to UCA themselves!!! There is a Credit Card Payment Form conveniently located on the back of the Friends and Family registration form. Parents, grandparents, and friends alike can all use this to purchase our travel package. 22009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=3http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=3REGISTRATION FORM 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP THIS FORM IS DUE EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT ATTENDING ON THE NASCC TRAVEL PACKAGE. Gym Owners/Coaches names you would like listed on the video screen at the event. (Limit of three please!) • PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE IN BLUE OR BLACK INK • H INFO WILL BE MAILED TO THE ADDRESS BELOW: PLEASE CHECK CATEGORY: LEVELS 1 2 3 4 4.2 5 Gym Name Team Name Contact Person Address for further info to be sent Tiny Mini Youth Junior Junior Coed Senior Open Senior Senior Coed Name Name Name PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION FORM Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. City State & Zip ( Home Phone ) ) ) ) Senior Limited Coed Senior Semi-Limited Coed Senior Unlimited Coed International Divisions: International Open All Girl International Open Coed ( ( Cell Phone UCA will divide teams into "Small Gym" and "Non Small Gym" divisions only after the following: If after splitting divisions into “Small” and “Large” there are 10 or more teams in the “Small or “Large” division, then UCA will split that division further into “Small Gym” divisions. No division may be subdivided further from the “Small” (5-20) and “Large” (21-36) classification if it means that only one team will be left in a division. A “Small Gym” is defined as having one physical address for its location and has 75 or less athletes registered in its competitive cheer program at the time of competition. Exhibition teams, crossover athletes, special needs teams and dance teams do not count toward the 75 or less athletes. Competitive Cheer Participants _____________ Daytime Phone ( Fax SPECIAL ATHLETE: Small/Large Splits UCA will split the division into “Small” and “Large” divisions when there are at least two teams that will ultimately be registered in each respective division. The detination of “Small” and “Large” divisions will follow the team sizes below: Small = 5 - 20 members Large = 21 - 36 members Email Address LIST YOUR FEDEX SHIPPING ADDRESS BELOW: (NO P.O. BOXES, THIS ADDRESS WILL BE USED FOR SHIPPING) Person to Receive Information Street Address City/State/Zip REGISTRATION FEES ( ( Cell Phone ) ) Daytime Phone For those teams not purchasing the travel package, there is a $215.00 per person non-refundable registration fee (advisors included). This fee includes a three day Walt Disney World ® PARKHOPPER Pass to be used for two days of competition at Disney Hollywood Studios™ and ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex, and one additional day to visit a Walt Disney World ® Theme Park of your choice. (This fee does not include the Championship Celebration Party or transportation to parks.) If you have family members flying separately from the teams, we suggest they register with us separately in order to receive their tickets, nametags, etc. when they arrive. Email Address H The Celebration Party is an additional $35 per person (this does not include transportation). ______Number of tickets I would Like to purchase. PLEASE COMPLETE THE SECTION BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE NOT PURCHASING THE NASCC TRAVEL PACKAGE! H Our team will NOT be attending on the NASCC travel package. We will be making our own arrangements. Listed below is information regarding where we will be staying in Orlando, including a phone number. H We would like to upgrade our tickets to four day PARK-HOPPER Passes for an additional $30 per person. ______Number of tickets I would like to upgrade. Hotel Name Name Registered Under Hotel Address DEPOSITS ARE DUE JANUARY 6, 2010 BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010! Hotels may fill up prior to published deadlines Cashier Check, Credit Card or Money Order ONLY! - NO GYM/BOOSTER CHECKS! No changes can be made after February 17, 2010. If you have changes after this date, there will be a $50 fee per change. This INCLUDES rooming changes not provided prior to February 17, 2010. Changes in divisions will result in a $500 change fee. Division changes will not be accepted after February 17, 2010. NO EXCEP2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=4http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=4PAYMENT POLICIES & DEADLINES 1. 2. PAYMENT POLICIES AND DEADLINES 4 A non-refundable or transferable deposit of $100 per person is due in the NASCC office no later than January 6, 2010. RESERVATIONS RECEIVED AFTER YOUR DEADLINE WILL BE ACCEPTED BASED ON HOTEL AVAILABILITY. Balance of payment is due in the NASCC office no later than February 12, 2010. Please Note: Teams will not be officially registered with the NASCC until deposits are received. If the balance of payment is not received by February 12, 2010, and written arrangements are not made with the NASCC and approved by the NASCC prior to the February deadline, all room reservations will be cancelled, which will result in a complete forfeiture of monies paid. No changes can be made after FEBRUARY 17, 2010. If you have changes after this date, there will be a $50 fee per change. This includes rooming changes not provided prior to February 17, 2010. NO EXCEPTIONS! 3. *Every team must be paid in full three weeks prior to the championship regardless of written arrangements. TEAM PAYMENT MUST BE IN THE FORM OF A CREDIT CARD, CASHIER’S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER!! NO GYM/BOOSTER CHECKS! ALL REGISTRATION MATERIAL WILL BE RETURNED IF SUBMITTED WITH A GYM CHECK. PARTICIPANT BIRTH CERTIFICATES NOTE: Copies of participants’ birth certificates will no longer be required with the registration packets. However, copies of all participants’ birth certificates must be with the team’s coach/representative at all times and readily available upon request from an event official. A hard copy must be on hand – no USB/Zip drive will be acceptable.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=5http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=5ACCOMMODATIONS 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP NOTE: If you have family members who are traveling separately from the team we suggest you have them register separately with the NASCC (forms on pages 25-28). This will ensure them to have their own packet when they arrive to registration in Orlando (Walt Disney World® tickets, nametags, etc. information) Gym Name Team Name City State DIRECTIONS: 1. All accommodations are now at Disney’s All Star Resort. 2. Choose the type of room you wish to stay in (quad, triple, double or single) 3. Return with a $100.00 (non-refundable or transferable) per person deposit to the NASCC office by January 6, 2010 • HOTELS MAY FILL UP PRIOR TO PUBLISHED DEADLINES. • All Walt Disney World® Theme Park tickets are valid March 8 - March 19, 2010 PARTICIPANTS ACCOMMODATIONS FORM H FOUR NIGHTS Travel package price for the four nights of: PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: H TWO NIGHTS The travel package price for the two nights of March 12 (check-in) through March 14 (check-out) includes: • Two nights and three days hotel accommodations • Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park • Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International ONLY!) • Three day Walt Disney World® PARK-HOPPER Pass • Three days admission into the competition venues at ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex • Transportation to all NASCC events • All taxes and gratuities Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. H March 11 (check-in) through March 15 (check-out) or H March 12 (check-in) through March 16 (check-out) includes: • Four nights and five days hotel accommodations • Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom Park# ® # • • • • • • Championship Celebration Party Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International ONLY!) Four day Walt Disney World ® PARK-HOPPER Pass Three days admission into the competition venues at ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex Transportation to all NASCC events All taxes and gratuities PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: ALL STAR RESORT H Quad (4 per room) .$446.00 per person H Triple (3 per room) .$492.00 per person H Double (2 per room) .$571.00 per person H Single (1 per room) .$765.00 per person ALL STAR RESORT H Quad (4 per room) .$389.00 per person H Triple (3 per room) .$407.00 per person H Double (2 per room) .$449.00 per person H Single (1 per room) .$575.00 per person (NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE.) (NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE.) You may upgrade your Four Day PARK HOPPER to a Five Day PARK HOPPER for an additional $30 per person. Please indicate this on your rooming list. H THREE NIGHTS The travel package price for the three nights of March 12 (check-in) through March 15 (check-out) includes: • • • • • • • • Three nights and four days hotel accommodations Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park Championship Celebration Party Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International ONLY!) Four day Walt Disney World ® PARK-HOPPER Pass Three days admission into the competition venue’s at ESPN Wide World of Sports ® Complex Transportation to all NASCC events All taxes and gratuities EXTRA NIGHTS * (ONLY WITH THE FOUR NIGHT TRAVEL PACKAGE!) PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: If you additio need na other th l nights an listed p those lea contact se th UCA off e ice! I would like to stay an extra night on (check ALL that apply): # H Wednesday, March 10, 2010 H Thursday March 11, 2010 H Tuesday March 16, 2010 Optional Extra Nights (Wednesday, March 10, Thursday, March 11 or Tuesday, March 16). Since the hotel has very limited space available for these nights, reservations for the extra nights will be accepted on a first come-first served basis. Disregard this section if you plan to stay the regular four nights and five days. PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: ALL STAR RESORT H Quad (4 per room) .$423.00 per person H Triple (3 per room) .$452.00 per person H Double (2 per roo2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=6http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=6Gym Name__________________________ Team Name _______________________________________ City_________________________ State_________ Total # of Coaches ________ #of Adult Medical Release Forms Needed________ H Disney's All-Star Resort Total # of Minors ________ #of Adult Medical Release Forms Needed________ ROOMING LIST IMPORTANT: This form must be completed in order for your registration to be accepted. Reservations will be entered according to the dates below and charged as such. List below names in full of people staying in either quad (4), triple (3), double (2), or single (1), rooms. In parenthesis, specify one of the following for each person: (P) = Participant (C) = Coach (F) = Family/Friend PLEASE NOTE: Rollaway beds are not available. (PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE) H UPGRADE TO 5 DAY PARK HOPPER SINGLES (ONE IN EACH ROOM) P/C/F Arrival Date Depart Date SINGLES (ONE IN EACH ROOM) ) ) P/C/F Arrival Date Depart Date H 1. H 1. ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( H 1. H 1. ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) DOUBLES (TWO IN EACH ROOM) DOUBLES (TWO IN EACH ROOM) ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. PARTICIPANT ROOMING LIST H 1. H 2. H 1. H 2. ( ( ( ( H 1. H 2. H 1. H 2. ( ) ( ) ( ) TRIPLES (THREE IN EACH ROOM) TRIPLES (THREE IN EACH ROOM) ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) H 1. H 2. H 3. H 1. H 2. H 3. H 1. H 2. H 3. QUADS (FOUR IN EACH ROOM) ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( H 1. H 2. H 3. H 1. H 2. H 3. H 1. H 2. H 3. QUADS (FOUR IN EACH ROOM) ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) H 1. H 2. H 3. H 4. H 1. H 2. H 3. H 4. H 1. H 2. ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) H 1. H 2. H 3. H 4. H 1. H 2. H 3. H 4. ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) H 1. ( ) ( ) ( H 2. ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( ) ( ) Deposits are due January 6, 2010 • BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010! No changes can be made after February 17, 2010. If you have changes after this date, there will be a $50 fee per change. This INCLUDES rooming changes not provided prior to February 17, 2010. 62009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=7http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=7AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION If you need transportation to and from the Orlando International Airport, you must read this information carefully. We will be sending you a transportation packet of important instructions for setting up your transportation to and from the airport. This packet should arrive about 4 weeks prior to the event. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE INFO # Transportation between Orlando International Airport and the Walt Disney World® Resorts will be provided by Disney's Magical Express. Attendees utilizing another airport will need to find alternate transportation. Disney's Magical Express provides motorcoach transportation to/from the Walt Disney World® Resort and special luggage delivery service. Disney's Magical Express requires a reservation. Each guest must be registered at a Walt Disney World® Resort prior to contacting Disney's Magical Express. After registering for the event, each team will be provided with specific details to book their Disney's Magical Express reservation. Reservations need to be completed 14 days prior to arrival. Guests will be asked to provide a mailing address and inbound/outbound flight information. Disney's Magical Express will mail Airport Transportation Booklets which include detailed arrival instructions and special luggage tags. Disney's Magical Express luggage service is not available after 10:00 pm. If you or your team arrives after 10:00 pm you will be responsible for claiming your luggage and bringing it with you on the Disney's Magical Express buses. # # # # # 72009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=8http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=8CANCELLATION POLICY Gym Name ___________________________________________ City_______________________________ State________ Team Name _________________________________________________________________________________________ For cancellations received on or before February 12, 2010, all monies will be refunded with the exception of the one hundred dollars ($100.00) per person deposit. For cancellations between February 12 and February 17, 2010, an additional $100.00 per person penalty will apply to cover hotel and entertainment guarantees. Cancellations received after February 17, 2010 will result in a FULL FORFEITURE of all monies paid. All cancellations must be in writing to the National All Star Cheerleading Championship. We will not accept cancellations by phone. Deposits from cancellations can not be applied toward your balance. Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. I have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents. I have also advised all participants, parents and chaperones of my group of this cancellation policy. CANCELLATION POLICY ______________________________________________________ Owner Signature __________________________________________________ Date Each adult traveling on the travel package and each participant’s parent must sign below. We have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents. Your application will not be entered without ALL signatures. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Deposits are due January 6, 2010 • BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010! 8 No changes can be made after February 17, 2010. If you have changes after this date, there will be a $50 fee per change. This INCLUDES rooming changes not provided prior to February 17, 2010.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=9http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=9CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP Gym Name _____________________________________________________________________________ Team Name _________________________________________ City__________________ State________ If any family members wish to charge their deposit or balance of payment on a credit card, we accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Below list the person wishing to charge, their credit card number, expiration date and amount to be charged along with their signature. Please send this information along with your registration. (One form per family group.) PARTICIPANT CREDIT CARD PAYMENT CREDIT CARD TYPE: Account Number: Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. H VISA H MC H AMEX H DISC Exp. Date: ___/___/___ Total Amount Charged: $________________ H Deposit or H Balance of Payment* IIII IIII IIII IIII Signature Name (Print) ( Billing Address* ) ( ) Daytime Telephone Number Cell Phone Number City, State Zip Email Address If this credit card payment is not for your entire group, please list person(s) and amounts to be paid with this credit card. List person(s) and amounts to be paid with this credit card. Person(s) 1. ________________________________________ 2. ________________________________________ 3. ________________________________________ 4. ________________________________________ 5. ________________________________________ 6. ________________________________________ 7. ________________________________________ 8. ________________________________________ 9. ________________________________________ 10. ________________________________________ Amount ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ *Please complete this form for each charge (i.e. charge your deposit in January and then complete another charge form in February to charge your balance). BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010 * In order for credit cards to be processed, we MUST have the billing address for the credit card being charged. This address MUST include the zip code for the billing address. THIS FORM MAY BE DUPLICATED. 92009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=10http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=10TICKET ORDER FORM 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP NOTE: Transportation is NOT included with purchase of these tickets. Gym Name Team Name Pick-Up Name Address City, State, Zip THIS FORM IS FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS NOT PURCHASING THE NASCC TRAVEL PACKAGE. Team members not attending on the travel package DO NOT Work Phone ( Home Phone ) _____________ ( ) _______________ ( Cell Phone ) _______________ need to complete this form. Individual families need to fill out a form. Please DO NOT combine families on one order form. This form and full payment are due in the National All Star Cheerleading Championship Office by February 12, 2010. Credit Card orders may be faxed to: 1-800-969-8295 or 1-901-387-4357 To verify all faxed orders please email: kcotton@varsityspirit.com Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. Email Address WALT DISNEY WORLD ® TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE H THREE DAY PARK-HOPPER - $180.00 each TICKET ORDER FORM Number Needed _________ (NASCC Transportation is not included) Includes Three Days admission to ESPN Wide World of Sports®, The Milkhouse and Jostens Center. All Walt Disney World® Theme Park Tickets are valid March 8 - March 19, 2010. Number Needed _________ (NASCC Transportation is not included) Includes Three Days admission to ESPN Wide World of Sports®, The Milkhouse and Jostens Center. All Walt Disney World® Theme Park Tickets are valid March 8 - March 19, 2010. Number Needed _________ (NASCC Transportation is not included) Includes Three Days admission to ESPN Wide World of Sports®, The Milkhouse and Jostens Center. All Walt Disney World® Theme Park Tickets are valid March 8 - March 19, 2010. H FOUR DAY PARK-HOPPER - $210.00 each H FIVE DAY PARK-HOPPER - $240.00 each H COUNTER SERVICE MEAL VOUCHERS - $14.00 each H WALT DISNEY WORLD WATER PARK - $30.00 each ® Number Needed _________ (One entreé, dessert and beverage per voucher - at designated Theme Park dining locations. Lunch or Dinner Only) Number Needed _________ (One Day Admission into any Walt Disney World Water Park) H SUNDAY EVENING CELEBRATION PARTY AT DISNEY’S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS ™ - $35.00 each** (NASCC Transportation is not included) Number Needed _________ Checks and forms are to be mailed to: **Disney transportation will not be available. Refunds will not be given for Celebration wristbands. Tickets can be picked up in Orlando at the Disney All Star Resort in the NASCC registration area on Thursday, March 11th through Friday, March 12th, or on Saturday morning March 13th, in the designated championship office. METHOD OF PAYMENT Enclosed is check number _______________ for $ ____________________ I authorize the National All Star Cheerleading Championship to charge my H VISA H MC H AMEX H DISC in the amount of $_________ for tickets. Account Number NASCC - TICKET ORDERS P.O. BOX 752790 MEMPHIS, TN 38175-2790 IIII IIII IIII IIII No extra ticket orders will be accepted after February 17, 2010. Tickets may be purchased in Orlando at Celebrity Hall while supplies last. ORDERS NOT PAID IN FULL WILL NOT BE PROCESSED! Expiration Date_________________ Name on Credit Card __________________________________________________________________ Card Holder Billing Address* ____________________________________________________________ Card Holder City, State, Zip ____________________________________________________________ Card Holder Daytime Phone (______) ________________ Cell Phone (______) ________________ Card Holder Signature__________________________________________________________________ Card Holder Email Address ______________________________________________ * In order for credit cards to be processed, we MUST have the billing address for the credit card being charged. This address MUST include the zip code for the billing address. 10 • • • YOU MAY MAKE COPIES OF THIS FORM • • •2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=11http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=11TEAM ROSTER Gym Name_______________________________________________Team Name______________________________________________ Division ____________________________________________________________________ Level 1 2 3 4 4.2 5 (Circle One) Address__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City _______________________________________________________ State __________ Zip ________________________________________ Event where team qualified ________________________________________________________________________________________ Please list the names of all participants that are performing on the floor at The National All Star Cheerleading Championship. Identify each participant that is performing with the team and mark “Crossover” if a member is cross competing on another team. For scheduling purposes please list the other team they will be competing with. Complete a separate roster for each team. Crossover Guidelines: 1) The National All Star Cheerleading Championship WILL BE ALLOWED CROSSOVERS given the following restrictions: a) Participants may only cross over into a division within the same USASF level (ex: Level 2 Jr Coed and Level 2 Small Senior). b) Participant may only represent up to a maximum of two teams. c) Participants may only represent one gym. d) A maximum of five crossover participants is allowed per team. e) Participant must pay an additional $50 commuter registration fee in full to perform on the second team. 2) UCA will attempt to ensure teams from the same program do not have overlapping performances during the preliminary schedule. However, UCA cannot guarantee that a performance overlap will not occur during the final schedule. 3) Number of participants listed on team roster will be used for scheduling purposes when splitting divisions is applicable. Crossover Division _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ Crossover Division _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. Participant’s Name 1. ______________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________ 4. ______________________________________________ 5. ______________________________________________ 6. ______________________________________________ 7. ______________________________________________ 8. ______________________________________________ 9. ______________________________________________ 10. ____________________________________________ 11. ____________________________________________ 12. ____________________________________________ 13. ____________________________________________ 14. ____________________________________________ 15. ____________________________________________ 16. ____________________________________________ 17. ____________________________________________ 18. ____________________________________________ 19. ____________________________________________ 20. ____________________________________________ Crossover Participant’s Name 21. ____________________________________________ 22. ____________________________________________ 23. ____________________________________________ 24. ____________________________________________ 25. ____________________________________________ 26. ____________________________________________ 27. ____________________________________________ 282009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=12http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=12USASF/IASF WORLDS INFORMATION UCA will be awarding three paid bids and nine at large bids for The 2010 Cheerleading Worlds. Three Paid Bids and nine At-Large Bids will be awarded in the following All Star Divisions: (Not all divisions will receive bids) Senior All Girl Level 5 Senior Limited Coed Level 5 Senior Semi-Limited Coed Level 5 Senior Unlimited Coed Level 5 International Open Level 5 International Open Coed Level 5 WORLDS INFORMATION 12 UCA reserves the right to distribute these bids within the designated divisions regardless of placement. The division and category in which a team is awarded a bid at the 2010 National All Star Cheerleading Championship is the division and category in which the team must compete representing UCA at The 2010 Cheerleading Worlds. Winning the division does not guarantee a paid or at large bid. Teams who are awarded bids, have until Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 5:00pm to accept or decline the bid. Because of the quick deadline, it is recommended that all teams discuss Worlds bids and decide prior to attending the NASCC if they would accept or decline a bid. The 2010 Cheerleading Worlds will be held April 24 – 25, 2010 in Orlando, Florida.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=13http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=13RULES AND REGULATIONS 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP 2 BOLD PRINT denotes a change or clarification in rule from the prior year I. GENERAL RULES A. DIVISIONS —SEE AGE LEVEL CHART FOR 2009-2010 DIVISIONS ON PAGE 19. B. TIME LIMITATIONS: 1) All Routines must be “Music Only” and performance time may not exceed two minutes and thirty seconds. Timing will begin with the first movement, voice, or note of music, whichever comes first. 2) If a team exceeds the time limit, a penalty will be assessed for each violation: Three (3) point deduction for 3-5 seconds, Five (5) point deduction for 6-10 seconds and Seven (7) point deduction for 11 seconds and over. 3) BECAUSE PENALTIES ARE SEVERE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ALL TEAMS TIME THEIR PERFORMANCE SEVERAL TIMES PRIOR TO COMPETITION AND LEAVE A SEVERAL SECOND CUSHION TO ALLOW FOR VARIATIONS IN SOUND EQUIPMENT. 4) All introductions (tumbling, entrances, chants, spell-outs, etc.) are considered part of the routine and are timed as part of the performance. There should not be any organized exits or other activities after the official ending of the routine. C. MUSIC 1) Teams may use an unlimited number of songs in their routine at the NASCC. 2) Due to television network requirements, all music used by teams competing at the National All Star Cheerleading Championship must be licensed by either ASCAP or BMI (or both). Any violation of the licensing requirement will subject the team to disqualification from the Championship and omission from any associated television programs. 3) Team may not use Disney themes, however, Disney music that is ASCAP, BMI or SESAC is acceptable. D. COMPETITION AREA 1) Teams may line up anywhere inside the competition area. 2) The competition area will be determined by the tournament director according to the size of the facility being used. 3) Approximate floor size will be 54 feet wide by 42 feet deep (9 strips). Check event listing for Spring Floor availability. 4) Boundary for the NASCC- Any squad member stepping outside or touching outside the performance area will cause the team to receive a .5 penalty per occurrence. E. CROSSOVERS 1) Unlimited Crossovers will continue to be allowed at all UCA events with the exception of UCA All Star Nationals. Crossovers at The National All Star Cheerleading Championship WILL BE ALLOWED given the following restrictions: 1. Participants may only cross over into a division within the same USASF Level (ex: Level 2 Junior and Level 2 Senior). Level 4.2 teams will crossover to Level 4. 2. Participant may only represent up to a maximum of two teams. 3. Participant may only represent one gym. 4. A maximum of five crossover participants is allowed per team. 5. Participant must pay an additional commuter registration fee in full to perform on the second team 2) UCA will attempt to ensure teams from the same program do not have overlapping performances during the preliminary schedule. However, UCA cannot guarantee that a performance overlap will not occur during the final schedule. F. NASCC QUALIFICATION: 1) Teams attending the National Championship must compete in the same skill level and the same age division that they qualified in at a Regional Tournament. 2) If a team would like to change categories (team size) they will be assessed a $500 change fee (i.e. Large Senior to Small Senior). Teams may not change age divisions or skill levels. This change must be made prior to February 12, 2010. G. VIOLATIONS—Teams in violation of any USASF Safety Guideline or these Rules and Regulations will be subject to deductions and/or disqualification. UESTIONS III. HOW TO HANDLE PROCEDURAL QU A. RULES & PROCEDURES —Any questions concerning the rules or procedures of the competition will be handled exclusively by the owner / coach of the team and will be directed to the Competition Director. Such questions should be made prior to the team’s competition performance. B. PERFORMANCE —Any questions concerning the team’s performance sho2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=14http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=14to review and submit his/her final score and rankings prior to the final tally of the score for all teams. Score and rankings will be available only to gym owners or coaches at the conclusion of the competition. X. ALL STAR JUDGING CRITERIA UCA scoring system contains eight categories to be evaluated for both difficulty and execution. Difficulty points are earned when the majority of a team executes their highest level of difficulty with precision. The three remaining categories allow the teams to score points for the overall creativity and performance of the routine. For more information on scoring, score sheet, judging criteria and scoring ranges as well as a complete description of the point totals, please visit us at uca.varsity.com. XI. THE 2010 CHEERLEADING WORLDS RULES AND REGULATIONS UCA will be awarding three paid bids and nine at large bids for The 2010 Cheerleading Worlds. Bids be awarded in Senior Level 5, Senior Limited Coed Level 5, Senior Semi-Limited Coed Level 5, Senior Unlimited Coed Level 5, International Open Level 5 and International Open Coed Level 5. UCA reserves the right to distribute these bids within the designated divisions regardless of placement. The division in which a team is awarded a bid at the 2010 National All Star Cheerleading Championship is the division in which the team must compete at The 2010 Cheerleading Worlds. Winning the division does not guarantee a paid or at large bid. support apparatus may not be used in conjunction with any kind of stunt or tumbling. All props must be safely discarded out of harms way (e.g. throwing a hard sign across the mat from a stunt would be illegal). Any uniform piece purposefully removed from the body and used for visual effect will be considered a prop. 10.Casts that are hard and unyielding or have rough edges must be appropriately covered with a padded material. Clarification: The appropriately padded material must be such that it protects both the athlete and fellow athletes from injury. 11.On the level grid, all skills allowed for a particular level encompass all skills allowed in the preceding level. 12.Required spotters for all skills must be your own team’s members. 13.Drops including but not limited to knee, seat, thigh, front, back, and split drops from a jump, stunt, or inverted position are not allowed unless the majority of the weight is first borne on the hands or feet, which breaks the impact of the drop. Shushinovas are allowed. 14.Competition routines shall not exceed 2 minutes and 30 seconds. 15.Athletes must have at least one foot, hand or body part (other than hair) on the performing surface when the routine begins. Exception: Athletes may have their feet in the hands of base(s) if the base(s) hands are resting on the performing surface. Taking the top person above the head of the bases would be illegal. B. Single leg stunts are only allowed below shoulder (prep) level. Clarification: If the primary bases squat, go to their knees or drop the overall height of the stunt and hold the top person at their shoulder level, this skill would be considered shoulder level and therefore illegal, regardless of the back spot’s positioning. C. Twisting stunts and transitions are allowed up to 1/4 twists by the top person. D. During transitions, all bases need to remain in contact with the top person. Transitional stunts may not involve changing bases. E. Free flipping or assisted flipping stunts and transitions are not allowed. F. No stunt, pyramid, or individual may move over or under another separate stunt, pyramid or individual (example: shoulder sits walking under prep). G. Pendulum and pendulum style transitional stunts, where the top person falls away from the original bases, must use at least three stationary catchers, at least two of which are not original bases. Physical contact must be maintained with all of the original base(s). H. Single based split catches are not allowed. I. Single based double awesomes/cupies require a separate spot2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=15http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=15the head and shoulder area through the cradle. C. Dismounts to the performing surface from stunts and pyramids at prep level must be assisted by an original base. D. Only straight pop downs and basic straight cradles are allowed. E. Twisting dismounts (including 1/4 turns) are not allowed. F. No dismounts are allowed from extended stunts in pyramids. G. No free flipping or assisted flipping dismounts allowed. H. Tension drops/rolls of any kind are not allowed. I. When cradling single based double awesome/cupies, 2 catchers must catch each top person. LEVEL 1 TOSSES A. No tosses allowed. LEVEL 2 RULES LEVEL 2 GENERAL TUMBLING A. All tumbling must originate from and land on the performing surface. (Exception: Tumbler may [without hip-overhead rotation] rebound from his/her feet into a stunt transition. Rebounding to a prone position in a stunt is allowed.) B. Tumbling over, under, or through a stunt, individual, or prop, is not allowed. C. Tumbling while holding or in contact with any prop is not allowed. D. Assisted or connected tumbling is not allowed. E. Dive rolls are allowed. 1. Dive rolls performed in a swan/arched position are not allowed. 2. Dive rolls that involve twisting are not allowed. 2. If the primary bases squat, go to their knees or drop the overall height of the stunt while extending their arms, this skill would be considered extended and therefore illegal, regardless of the back spot’s positioning. C. Twisting mounts and transitions are allowed up to a total of 1/2 twist between the bases and the top person combined. Clarification: a half twist performed with an additional half turn by the bases would be illegal if performed simultaneously. D. During transitions, at least one base must remain in contact with the top person. E. Free flipping or assisted flipping stunts and transitions are not allowed. F. No stunt, pyramid, or individual may move over or under another separate stunt, pyramid or individual (e.g. shoulder sits walking under prep). G. Pendulum and pendulum style transitional stunts, where the top person falls away from the original bases, must use at least three stationary catchers, at least two of which are not original bases. Physical contact must be maintained with all of the original base(s). H. Single based split catches are not allowed. I. Single based double awesomes/cupies require a separate spotter for each top person. J. A single full twisting log/barrel roll is allowed as long as it starts and ends in a cradle position and may only be assisted by a base. Clarification: Log/Barrel roll may not include any skill other than the twist (ex: no kick full twists) Clarification: The log roll may not be assisted by another top person. D. No stunt, pyramid, or individual may move over or under another separate stunt, pyramid or individual (e.g. shoulder sits walking under prep). E. Extended single-leg stunts 1. Must be braced by at least one person at prep level or below with hand/arm connection only. 2. The connection must be made prior to executing single leg stunt and must be made at or below prep level. 3. Prep level top persons (bracers) must have both feet in bases’ hands. (Exception: prep level top persons do not have to have both feet in the bases’ hands if they are in a shoulder sit, double base thigh stand, , flat back, straddle lift or shoulder stand) LEVEL 2 DISMOUNTS A. Cradles from single based stunts must have a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. B. Cradles from multi-based stunts must have two catchers and a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. C. Dismounts to the performing surface from stunts and pyramids from prep level and above must be assisted by an original base. D. Only straight pop downs, basic straight cradles and 1/4 turns are allowed. E. Twisting dismounts exceeding 1/4 turn are not allowed. All other positions (e.g. toe touch, pike, tuck, 2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=16http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=16LEVEL 3 RULES LEVEL 3 GENERAL TUMBLING A. All tumbling must originate from and land on the performing surface. (Exception: Tumbler may [without hip-over-head rotation] rebound from his/her feet into a stunt transition. Rebounding to a prone position in a stunt is allowed.) B. Tumbling over, under, or through a stunt, individual, or prop, is not allowed. C. Tumbling while holding or in contact with any prop is not allowed. D. Assisted or connected tumbling is not allowed. Clarification: double cartwheels and double forward rolls are allowed because they will be interpreted as stunts, not assisted tumbling. E. Dive rolls are allowed. 1. Dive rolls performed in a swan/arched position are not allowed. 2. Dive rolls that involve twisting are not allowed. G. Prep level or above pendulum and pendulum style transitional stunts where the top person falls away from the bases requires three stationary catchers, at least two of which are not original bases. During pendulum and pendulum style transitional stunts at least one base must remain in contact with the top person. H. Single based split catches are not allowed. I. Single based double awesomes/cupies require a separate spotter for each top person. F. L3 Pyramids - Inversions connection and a THIRD bracer with hand-foot connection, the skill would be legal. 3. These release transitions may not involve changing bases. 4. These transitions must be caught by at least 2 catchers. a. Both catchers must be stationary. b. Both catchers must maintain visual contact with the top person throughout the entire transition. 1. Must follow L3 Stunt Inversions rules 2. A top person may pass through an inverted position, dur ing a pyramid transition, if the top person remains in contact with a base(s) that is direct weight bearing contact with the performing surface. The base that remains in contact with the top person may extend their arms during the transition, if the skill starts and ends in a position at prep level or below. Example 1: A flat back split which rolls to a load in position would be legal even if the base extends their arms during the inversion skill. Example 2: A flat back split which rolls to an extended position would be illegal because it did not first land in a prep level or below position. J. L3 Stunts - Release Moves RULES AND REGULATIONS LEVEL 3 STANDING TUMBLING A. Flips are not allowed. B. Series front and back handsprings are allowed. C. Airborne skills must involve hand support with at least one hand when passing through the inverted position. D. No twisting while airborne (Exception: round offs) K. L3 Stunts – Inversions 1. No release moves allowed other than those allowed at Level 3 in “Dismounts” and “Tosses.” Exception: Single based, coed style toss stunts to prep level are allowed. 2. Release moves may not land in a prone position. 3. Release moves must return to original bases. 4. Helicopters are not allowed. 5. A single full twisting log/barrel roll is allowed as long as it starts and ends in a cradle position. Clarification: Log/Barrel roll must return to original bases and may not include any skill other than the twist (ex: no kick full twists). 6. Release moves may not intentionally travel. 7. Release moves may not pass over, under or through other stunts, pyramids or individuals. G. L3 Pyramids - Release Moves w/ Braced Inversions 1. Pyramid transitions may not involve inversions while released from the bases. LEVEL 3 RUNNING TUMBLING A. Flips: 1. Flips may ONLY be performed in tuck position only from a round off or round off back handspring(s). (Exception: aerial cartwheels, running tuck fronts, and 3/4 front flips are allowed). The following tumbling skills are examples of skills not allowed: X-outs, layouts, layout step outs, whips, pikes, aerial walkovers, and arabians. 2. Other skills with hand support prior to the round off or round off back handspring are allowed. Example: front handsprings and front walkover through to round off back handspring back tuc2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=17http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=17allowed. (e.g. kick fulls, 1/2 twist toe touches, etc… are not allowed) LEVEL 4 RULES LEVEL 4 GENERAL TUMBLING A. All tumbling must originate from and land on the performing surface. (Exception: Tumbler may [without hip-over-head rotation] rebound from his/her feet into a stunt transition. Rebounding to a prone position in a stunt is allowed.) B. Tumbling over, under, or through a stunt, individual, or prop, is not allowed. C. Tumbling while holding or in contact with any prop is not allowed. D. Assisted or connected tumbling is not allowed. Clarification: double cartwheels and double forward rolls are allowed because they will be interpreted as stunts, not assisted tumbling. E. Dive rolls are allowed. 1. Dive rolls performed in a swan/arched position are not allowed. 2. Dive rolls that involve twisting are not allowed. K. L4 Stunts - Inversions 4. Helicopters are not allowed. 5. Release moves may not intentionally travel. 6. Release moves may not pass over, under or through other stunts, pyramids or individuals. LEVEL 4 STANDING TUMBLING A. Standing flips and flips from a back handspring entry are allowed. B. Skills are allowed up to 1 flipping and 0 twisting rotations. (Exception: aerial cartwheel, Onodi) C. Consecutive flip-flip combinations are not allowed (ex: back tuck-back tuck, back tuck-punch front, etc). D. Jump skills are not allowed in immediate combination with a standing flip (Example: toe touch back tucks, back tuck toe touches, pike jump front flips) Clarification: toe touch back handspring back tucks are allowed because the flip skill is not connected immediately after the jump skill. 1. Extended inverted stunts allowed. Also, see “Stunts” and “Pyramids.” 2. Downward inversions are allowed at prep level or below and must be assisted by at least three bases, at least two of which are positioned to protect the head and shoulder area. Clarification: The stunt may not pass above prep level and then become inverted at prep level. (The momentum of the top person coming down is the primary safety concern.) Clarification: Catchers must make contact with the head and shoulder area. 3. Downward inversions must maintain contact with an original base. (Exception: In side rotating downward inversions (i.e. cartwheel-style transition dismounts), the original base may lose contact with the top person when it becomes necessary to do so.) L. Bases may not support any weight of a top person while that base is in a backbend or inverted position. to 1-1/4 flipping rotations, 0 twisting rotations. 3. Braced inversions (including braced flips) may not involve changing bases. 4. Braced inversions (including braced flips) must be in continuous movement. 5. All braced inversions (including braced flips) must be caught by at least 3 catchers. a. All 3 catchers must be stationary b. All 3 catchers must maintain visual contact with the top person throughout the entire transition. c. The 3 catchers may not be involved with any other skill or choreography when the transition is initiated. 6. Braced inversions (including braced flips) may not travel downward while inverted. LEVEL 4 DISMOUNTS A. Cradles from single based stunts must have a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. B. Cradles from multi-based stunts must have two catchers and a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. C. Dismounts to the performing surface from stunts and pyramids prep level and above must be assisted by an original base. D. Up to a 2-1/4 twisting rotation allowed from all two leg stunts. E. Up to a 1-1/4 twisting rotation allowed from all single leg stunts. F. During a cradle that exceeds 1-1/4 twists, no skill other than the twist is allowed. G. No free flipping dismounts allowed. H. Tension drops/rolls of any kind are not allowed. I. When cradling single based double awesomes/cupies 2 catchers must catch each top person. Catchers and bas2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=18http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=18LEVEL 5 RULES LEVEL 5 GENERAL TUMBLING A. All tumbling must originate from and land on the performing surface. (Exception: Tumbler may [without hip-overhead rotation] rebound from his/her feet into a stunt transition. Rebounding to a prone position in a stunt is allowed.) B. Tumbling over, under, or through a stunt, individual, or prop, is not allowed. C. Tumbling while holding or in contact with any prop is not allowed. D. Assisted or connected tumbling is not allowed. Clarification: double cartwheels and double forward rolls are allowed because they will be interpreted as stunts, not assisted tumbling. E. Dive rolls are allowed. 1. Dive rolls performed in a swan/arched position are not allowed. 2. Dive rolls that involve twisting are not allowed. least two of which are positioned to protect the head and shoulder area. Contact must be initiated at the shoulder level (or above) of the bases. (Exception: A controlled power pressing of an extended inverted stunt (i.e. needle) to shoulder level is allowed). Clarification: Catchers must make contact with the head and shoulder area. 3. Downward inversions must maintain contact with an original base. (Exception: In side rotating downward inversions (i.e. cartwheel-style transition dismounts), the original base may lose contact with the top person when it becomes necessary to do so. 4. Downward inversions from above prep level may not be caught and/or land in an inverted position. Clarification: Top person may not be caught or land with their shoulders below their hips. J. Bases may not support any weight of a top person while that base is in a backbend or inverted position. LEVEL 5 DISMOUNTS top person throughout the entire transition. c. The 3 catchers may not be involved with any other skill or choreography when the transition is initiated. 7. Braced inversions (including braced flips) may not travel downward while inverted. RULES AND REGULATIONS LEVEL 5 STANDING/RUNNING TUMBLING A. Skills are allowed up to 1 flipping and 2 twisting rotations. The following skill restrictions apply for Senior Open Level 5: In tumbling, only single twisting skills are allowed. During a full-twisting tumbling skill, no trick other than the twist is allowed (i.e. including but not limited to: split fulls, hitch kick fulls, XFulls, Full-Xouts, etc) and both feet must land and finish on the performing surface. (i.e. no full twisting tumbling to seat, prone body landings or similar). Clarification: All skills up to a full twist are also allowed. i.e. half twists and arabians. LEVEL 5 PYRAMIDS A. Pyramids must follow Level 5 “Stunts” and “Dismounts” rules and are allowed up to 2 high. B. Top persons must receive primary support from a base. C. L5 Pyramids - Release Moves 1. During a pyramid transition, a top person may pass above 2 persons high while in direct physical contact with at least one person at prep level or below. 2. Primary weight may not be borne at second level. Clarification: The transition must be continuous. 3. Non inverted transitional pyramids may involve changing bases. When changing bases: a. The top person must maintain physical contact with a person at prep level or below. b. The top person must be caught by at least 2 catchers. Both catchers must be stationary and may not be involved with any other skill or choreography when the transition is initiated. 4. Non-inverted pyramid release moves must be caught by at least 2 catchers. a. In pyramids where the top person travels over their bracer (i.e. leap frogs or wolf wall transitions), both catchers must be stationary. b. Both catchers must maintain visual contact with the top person throughout the entire transition. A. Cradles from single based stunts must have a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. B. Cradles from multi-based stunts must have two catchers and a separate spotter with at least one hand/arm supporting the head and shoulder area through the cradle. C. Dis2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=19http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=19XIV. 2009-2010 UCA ALL STAR AGE LEVEL CHARTS Level 1 Tiny Mini Youth Junior Senior Level 2 Mini Youth Junior Senior Level 3 Mini • 8 yrs & Younger • 11 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • Female/Male • Female/Male • No Males • 1 or More Males • No Males • 1 or More Males • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members "Small Gym"divisions will only be offered after the standard USASF Division has first been split by team size into Large and Small and then only if at least 3 teams will ultimately compete in the designated "Small Gym" division AND the non "Small Gym" division (ex: 6 teams registered in Small Youth Level 2, 3 of which fall under the definition of "Small Gym"). A "Small Gym" is defined as having 75 or less participants and is defined as having one physical address for its location and has 75 or less athletes registered in its competitive cheer program at the time of competition. Exhibition teams, crossover athletes, special needs teams and dance teams do not count toward the 100 or less athletes. • 8 yrs & Younger • 11 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • Female/Male • Female/Male • Female/Male • Female/Male • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 yrs & Younger • 8 yrs & Younger • 11 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • Female/Male • Female/Male • Female/Male • Female/Male • Female/Male • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members Level 4.2 Senior Level 5 Youth Junior Junior Coed (See Special Tumbling Restrictions below) • 18 yrs & Younger • Female/Male • 5 - 36 Members • 11 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • 12 yrs - 18 yrs old • 12 yrs - 18 yrs old • Female/Male • No Males • 1 or More Males • Limit 0 - 4 Males • No Males • 1 - 4 Males • 5 - 12 Males • 5 or More Males • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members Senior Open* Senior Senior Limited Coed Senior Semi-Limited Coed • 12 yrs - 18 yrs old Senior Unlimited Coed • 12 yrs - 18 yrs old RULES AND REGULATIONS Level 5 International Divisions International Open International Open Coed Special Athlete Special Athlete Small Gym Definition • Any age • Female/Male •Unlimited • 14 yrs & Older • 14 yrs & Older • No Males • 1 - 12 Males • 5 - 24 Members • 5 - 24 Members Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. Youth Junior Junior Coed Senior Senior Coed Level 4 Youth Junior Junior Coed Senior Senior Coed • 11 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 14 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • 18 yrs & Younger • Female/Male • No Males • 1 or More Males • No Males • 1 or More Males • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members • 5 - 36 Members *Senior Open Level 5 Tumbling Restrictions Only single twisting skills are allowed. During a full-twisting skill, no trick other than the twist is allowed (i.e. including but not limited to: split fulls, hitch kick fulls, X-fulls, Full Xouts, etc) and both feet must land and finish on the performing surface (i.e. no full twisting tumbling to seat, prone body landing or similar). GENERAL INFORMATION AGE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS The age of the competitor as of August 31, 2009 will be the age used for competition purposes throughout the 2009-10 season for all divisions. Exception: The cut-off date for the maximum age of the Senior teams (18) will remain May 31, 2009 for the 2009-10 season. For the 2010-11 competition season, it will change to August 31st. CROSSOVERS AT UCA ALL-STAR COMPETITIONS & NATIONALS: Unlimited Crossovers will continue to be at all UCA events with the exception of UCA All Star Nationals. Crossovers at The National All Star Cheerleading Championship WILL BE ALLOWED given the following restrictions: 1. Participants may only cross ove2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=20http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=20202009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=21http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=21Gym Name ________________________________ Division ______________________________ Level: 1 2 3 4 4.2 5 (circle one) (i.e. Senior, Junior, etc.) Please complete the form below and return with your balance of payment by February 12, 2010. Team Name ____________________________________ IMPORTANT: All music (including entire songs or any portion of any song) must be listed below in the order of your routine. Any violation of this rule may subject the team to disqualification from the Championship and any associated television programs. Song Title 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP 1. 2. MUSIC INFORMATION SHEET 3. 4. 5. Signature of Official Gym Owner/Team Coach Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. City ____________________________________________State________________ Artist’s Name Song Writer(s) Name Song Publisher(s) Name Publisher Length of Name of the Record Affiliation Time the Label for CD/Tape (BMI, ASCAP, Song is Used SESAC) Date MUSIC INFORMATION SHEET 212009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=22http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=22MUSIC INFORMATION SHEET 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP ORIGINAL MUSIC AND/OR SOUND EFFECTS FORM Squad/Team Name ________________________________________ NOTARY SEAL: Division ____________________________________________________ Coach/Advisor’s Name ______________________________________ Daytime Phone ( _______) ____________________________________ I understand that both the tape and music and/or sound effects are works for hire under the U.S. Copyright Law. All rights to use this tape are hereby assigned to Universal Cheerleaders Association, Universal Dance Association, and Varsity Spirit Corporation in Perpetuity. Name of Song ______________________________________________ Artist ________________________________________________________ Type of Sound Effect ________________________________________ Signature __________________________________________________ Signature My Commission Expires Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. MUSIC INFORMATION SHEET MUSIC INFORMATION - FAQ 1. What is ASCAP/BMI/SESAC? Why does our music have to be licensed by one of these companies? ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC are music licensing companies. Music licensing laws require us to have this information on file when we play your music at competition and/or if your routine is shown on television. 2. Is it necessary to complete the original music and/or sound effects form if sound effects are used? If the sound effect is from a CD, this does not count as a song, and you do not have to fill out the original music/sound effect form. If spoken words from a song are used, it counts as one of your five songs. If spoken words or sound effects are CREATED by a DJ or person, this is considered original music and the original music/sound effects form should be completed. DO NOT FILL OUT THIS FORM UNLESS YOU ARE USING ORIGINAL MUSIC AND/OR SOUND EFFECTS THIS FORM IS DUE IN OUR OFFICE NO LATER THAN FEBRUARY 12, 2010 THIS FORM MAY BE DUPLICATED FOR USE OF MORE THAN ONE SOUND EFFECT 222009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=23http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=23FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS HOTEL AND TRAVEL 1. What is the advantage of purchasing the travel package? It is not required that you attend the NASCC on the travel package. The two main reasons teams purchase the package are convenience and savings. a) Convenience - Everything is handled for you. Disney’s Magical Express will pick you up and take you back to the airport. There is no hassle of renting vans or cars and finding drivers. Hotel registration is smoother and rooms are guaranteed. The NASCC office works together with the Walt Disney World ® Resort to block your rooms so your entire group stays together. If you book your own trip, you have to: Step 1: Call travel Agency or airlines (which could take hours). Step 2: Send in deposit for airline tickets. Step 3: Call several hotels to get room rates and availability. Step 4: Guarantee all rooms using person credit card for deposit. Step 5: Request reimbursement check from the school. Step 6: Send your rooming list to the hotel. Step 7: Call car rental agencies to find out rates and regulations of drivers. Step 8: Fill out registration form for the NASCC and mail in with registration fees. If you book with NASCC you have to: Step 1: Call TravelFocus or your local travel agent to book flights. Step 2: Send in deposits for airline tickets. Step 3: Fill out registration forms for the NASCC and mail in deposits. b) Savings- Because of our long term relationship with the Walt Disney World ® Resort, the NASCC is able to negotiate discounted rates for hotel rooms and theme park tickets. 2. What hotel are we staying at? Accommodations will be provided at Disney’s All Star Resorts. In the event that the Walt Disney World ® Resorts sell out of rooms, NASCC will make arrangements with an alternate hotel either on or off property. PLEASE NOTE: Hotels may fill up prior to posted deadlines and may include additional costs. 3. We have parents who would like to come to the Championship. Can they sign up for the NASCC travel package? Of course! A lot of coaches meet with the parents and include them on the travel package with their team. However, we encourage family members and friends to register with us directly. For the Family and Friends registration form, see pages 25-28. 4. We have an uneven number of girls. Can we pay the quad rate for three girls in a room? No. The travel package prices have been calculated according to how many people are in each room. 5. Can we have five people in a room? No. Disney does not allow more than four people to a room. 6. We are arriving in Orlando at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, will our hotel rooms be ready? Most hotels do not guarantee check in until 4:00 p.m. However, if there are rooms ready in your block, the hotel will check you in early. Please be sure to communicate this to your entire group that is traveling with you. Turn the page for more “Frequently Asked Questions”. 23 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=24http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=24FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS CONT’D 7. Our team doesn’t leave Orlando until 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday. What can we do all day? Hotel check out is at 11:00 a.m. If you would like, you can take a Walt Disney World ® Resort shuttle bus to Downtown Disney-West Side to shop or to one of the Walt Disney World ® Theme Parks. The hotel will be glad to store your luggage for you, but you will be responsible for picking it up before you depart. However, the hotel’s bellmen will not move carry-on bags, electronics, or trophies. TICKETS AND COMPETITION 1. When will we receive our Walt Disney World ® Theme Park tickets for the Championship? You receive your tickets when you register with NASCC at your hotel in Orlando. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 24 2. Do we use our 4-day PARK HOPPER ticket for competition? Yes. You will need a Walt Disney World ® Theme Park ticket to enter Disney’s Hollywood Studios™ as well as the Wide World of Sports ® Milkhouse and Jostens Center for competition. Admission to ESPN Wide World of Sports ® Complex is NOT considered a theme park admission, and therefore does not use a day on your Park Hopper. 3. What does “PARK HOPPER” mean? A PARK HOPPER allows you to go from Theme Park to Theme Park. Example: you can use your PARK HOPPER ticket to enter Disney’s Hollywood Studios™ for Competition Saturday morning and then go to Epcot that evening, and it is only considered one day of admission. However, these tickets are only valid for four days. 4. Will attending the UCA parties take days off of my PARK HOPPER pass? For the Special “UCA NIGHT” at Magic Kingdom ® Park, a day will be taken off your PARK HOPPER pass regardless of what time you arrive. For the Championship Celebration Party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios™, a day will not be taken off of your PARK HOPPER pass. PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A WRISTBAND TO ATTEND ALL PARTIES. (Times may change slightly.) 5. If we do not use all four days of our Walt Disney World ® tickets, may we use them next year? No. All of the discounted tickets sold at the NASCC have an expiration date that is listed on the back of your ticket. 6. Do spectators have to purchase a Walt Disney World ® PARK HOPPER ticket in order to watch competition at ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex? No! If you are only going to the ESPN Wide World of Sports ® Complex, you may purchase a ticket at the door for $25 per day per person. However, if you purchase a Walt Disney World ® PARK HOPPER ticket from the NASCC it includes admission into the ESPN Wide World of Sports ® Complex. 7. Are there discounted park tickets available for family and friends not on the travel package? Yes, there are two different tickets. 1) 3-day PARK HOPPER Ticket- $180.00 2) 4-day PARK HOPPER Ticket- $210.00 3) 5-day PARK HOPPER Ticket- $240.00 Order Forms for these tickets can be found on page 10. Walt Disney World ® PARK HOPPER tickets are valid for unlimited admission into the Magic Kingdom ® Park, Epcot ®, Disney’s Hollywood Studios ™, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom ® Theme Park as well as three days of admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports ® Complex. These tickets DO NOT include NASCC bus transportation to the parks. 8. How do I find out when and where my team competes? A detailed order of competition will be posted at uca.varsity.com in mid February. The detailed order of competition will tell you the location and exact times that your team will report backstage, take pictures, warm up, and compete.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=25http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=25#### FRIENDS AND FAMILY #### REGISTRATION INFORMATION FRIENDS AND FAMILY REGISTRATION FORM THE NEXT TWO PAGES ARE FOR FRIENDS & FAMILY REGISTERING SEPARATELY FROM THE TEAM. Tear out the next three pages and give them to friends and family who would like to attend the National All Star Cheerleading Championship on our Travel Package! Please feel free to make copies of these pages! ATTN: NASCC P.O. BOX 752790 MEMPHIS, TN 38175 FEDEX ADDRESS: 6745 LENOX CENTER COURT, SUITE 300 MEMPHIS, TN 38115 REGISTRATION & $100 PER PERSON DEPOSIT ARE DUE BY JANUARY 6, 2010. BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE BY February 12, 2010. 252009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=26http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=26FRIENDS AND FAMILY REGISTRATION 2010 ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP UCA encourages Friends and Family to attend NASCC! We want to offer you the same great travel packages that teams are offered. We HIGHLY recommend that you set up your own registration by filling out all portions of the front and back of these forms. ONE CONTACT PER PACKAGE. Please send only one registration form per group. Your Name Mailing Address City, State, Zip FedEx Address City, State, Zip FRIENDS AND FAMILY REGISTRATION FORM ( ) ( ) ( ) Home Phone Email Address Daytime Phone Cell Phone School or Youth Rec that you are supporting ROOMING LIST: IMPORTANT: This form must be filled out completely in order for your registration to be accepted. Reservations will be entered according to the dates below and charged as such. List below names in full of people staying in either quad (4), triple (3), double (2), or single (1), rooms. In parenthesis, specify one of the following for each person: (P) = Participant (A) = Advisor (F) = Family/Friend PLEASE NOTE: Rollaway beds are not available. (PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE) H UPGRADE TO 5 DAY PARK HOPPER P/A/F Arrival Date Depart Date SINGLES (ONE IN EACH ROOM) SINGLES (ONE IN EACH ROOM) ) ) P/A/F Arrival Date Depart Date H 1. H 1. ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( H 1. H 1. ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) DOUBLES (TWO IN EACH ROOM) DOUBLES (TWO IN EACH ROOM) ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) H 1. H 2. H 1. H 2. ( ( ( ( H 1. H 2. H 1. H 2. QUADS (FOUR IN EACH ROOM) ( ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) TRIPLES (THREE IN EACH ROOM) H 1. H 2. H 3. ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) H 1. H 2. H 3. H 4. ( ( ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ) ) ) AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION If you need transportation to and from the Orlando International Airport, you must read this information carefully. We will be sending you a transportation packet of important instructions for setting up your transportation to and from the airport. This packet should arrive about 4 weeks prior to the event. # Transportation between Orlando International Airport and the Walt Disney World® Resort will be provided by Disney's Magical Express. Attendees utilizing another airport will need to find alternate transportation. # Disney's Magical Express provides motorcoach transportation to/from the Walt Disney World® Resort and special luggage delivery service. # Disney's Magical Express requires a reservation. Each guest must be registered at a Walt Disney World® Resort prior to contacting Disney's Magical Express. # After registering for the event, each team will be provided with specific details to book their Disney's Magical Express reservation. Reservations need to be completed 14 days prior to arrival. Guests will be asked to provide a mailing address and inbound/outbound flight information. # Disney's Magical Express will mail Airport Transportation Booklets which include detailed arrival instructions and special luggage tags. 26 Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=27http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=27FRIENDS AND FAMILY REGISTRATION 2010 NATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP School/Team Name City/State ACCOMMODATIONS DIRECTIONS: 1. All Accommodations are now at Disney’s All Star Resort. 2. Choose the type of room you wish to stay in (quad, triple, double or single) 3. Return with a $100.00 (non-refundable or transferable) per person deposit to the NASCC office by January 6, 2010. • All Walt Disney World® Theme Park tickets are valid March 8 - March 19, 2010. FRIENDS AND FAMILY ACCOMMODATIONS H FOUR NIGHTS PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: H TWO NIGHTS PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: Travel package price for the four nights of: Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form. The travel package price for the two nights of March 12 (check-in) through March 14 (check-out) includes: • Two nights and three days hotel accommodations • Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park# • Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International Airport ONLY) • Three day Walt Disney World® PARK-HOPPER Pass • Three days admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex • Transportation to all NASCC events • All taxes and gratuities H March 11 (check-in) through March 15 (check-out) includes: H March 12 (check-in) through March 16 (check-out) or • • • • • • • • Four nights and five days hotel accommodations Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park# Championship Celebration Party Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International Airport ONLY) Four day Walt Disney World ® PARK-HOPPER Pass Three days admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex Transportation to all NASCC events All taxes and gratuities ALL STAR RESORT ALL STAR RESORT H Quad (4 per room) .$446.00 per person H Triple (3 per room) .$492.00 per person H Double (2 per room) .$571.00 per person H Single (1 per room) .$765.00 per person H Quad (4 per room) .$389.00 per person H Triple (3 per room) .$407.00 per person H Double (2 per room) .$449.00 per person H Single (1 per room) .$575.00 per person (NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE.) EXTRA NIGHTS * H Wednesday, March 10, 2010 PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: (NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE AIRFARE.) (ONLY WITH THE FOUR NIGHT TRAVEL PACKAGE!) I would like to stay an extra night on (check ALL that apply): You may upgrade your Four Day PARK HOPPER to a Five Day PARK HOPPER for an additional $30 per person. Please indicate this on your rooming list. PLEASE CHOOSE ONE: H Thursday March 11, 2010 H Tuesday March 16, 2010 If you additio need na other th l nights an listed p those lea contact se th UCA off e ice! H THREE NIGHTS • • • • • • • • The travel package price for the three nights of March 12 (check-in) through March 15 (check-out) includes: Three nights and four days hotel accommodations Special “UCA Night” at the Magic Kingdom® Park# Championship Celebration Party Round trip airport transfers through Disney’s Magical Express (Orlando International Airport ONLY) Four day Walt Disney World ® PARK-HOPPER Pass Three days admission into ESPN Wide World of Sports® Complex Transportation to all NASCC events All taxes and gratuities Optional Extra Nights (Wednesday, March 10, Thursday, March 11 or Tuesday, March 16). Since the hotel has very limited space available for these nights, reservations for the extra nights will be accepted on a first come-first served basis. Disregard this section if you plan to stay the regular four nights and five days. ALL STAR RESORT All rooms.$128.00 per room (regardless of occupancy) DEPOSITS ARE DUE JANUARY 6, 2010 BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010! Hotels may fill up prior to published deadlines Cashier Check, Credit Card or Money Order ONLY! - NO GYM/BOOSTER CHECKS! No changes can be made after February 17, 2010. If you have changes after this date, there will be a $50 fee per change. This INCLUDES rooming changes not provided prior to February 17, 2010. Changes in divisions will result in a $500 ch2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=28http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=28CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: If any family members wish to charge their deposit or balance of payment on a credit card, we accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Below list the person wishing to charge, their credit card number, expiration date and amount to be charged along with their signature. Please send this information along with your registration. (One form per family group.) CANCELLATION POLICY: For cancellations received on or before February 12, 2010, all monies will be refunded with the exception of the one hundred dollars ($100.00) per person deposit. For cancellations between February 12, 2010 and February 17, 2010, an additional $100.00 per person penalty will apply to cover hotel and entertainment guarantees. Cancellations received after February 17, 2010 will result in a FULL FORFEITURE of all monies paid. All cancellations must be in writing to the National All Star Cheerleading Championship. We will not accept cancellations by phone. Deposits from cancellations cannot be applied toward your balance. I have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents. I have also advised all participants, parents and chaperones of my group of this cancellation policy. FRIENDS AND FAMILY CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS CREDIT CARD TYPE: H VISA H MC H AMEX H DISC Exp. Date: ___/___/___ Total Amount Charged: $_________________ Account Number: IIII IIII IIII IIII Signature H Deposit or H Balance of Payment* Name (Print) Billing Address* Daytime Telephone Number Cell Phone Number City, State Zip Email Address If this credit card payment is not for your entire group, please list person(s) and amounts to be paid with this credit card. Person(s) 1. ________________________________________ 2. ________________________________________ 3. ________________________________________ 4. ________________________________________ 5. ________________________________________ 6. ________________________________________ 7. ________________________________________ 8. ________________________________________ 9. ________________________________________ 10. ________________________________________ Amount ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ________________________________________ Main Contact Signature ___________________________________ Date Each adult traveling on the travel package and each participant’s parent must sign below. “We have read the cancellation policy and understand and accept its contents.” Your application will not be entered without all signatures. _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ *Please complete this form for each charge (i.e. charge your deposit in January and then complete another charge form in February to charge your balance). 28 Balance of payment due by February 12, 2010. Please tear out along the perforations. You may make copies of this form.2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=29http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=29CHEER ROUTINE INFO • To avoid any misunderstandings regarding interpretation of the rules, all teams must send a DVD or VHS videotape of their national routine to our office. This tape is due by February 12, 2010. • The videotape will only be viewed by UCA officials. If there are any rule infractions in your routine, you will be contacted immediately. • Any changes made in your routine after this date must also be sent to the office. No partner stunts, pyramids or gymnastics will be approved by telephone or at the finals in Orlando. • Please remember we are only viewing your routine for rule infractions, we are not critiquing your routine. These videotapes will not be returned. EVERY TEAM MUST SUBMIT A VIDEO. THESE VIDEOTAPES ARE DUE BY FEBRUARY 12, 2010 SAFETY VIDEO POLICY The purpose of the safety video is to have the opportunity to catch safety level infractions as early as possible. If a rule violation is included on the safety video and is not caught, the violation may be caught and changed in the warmup area. The warmup area officials and the tournament director will make the determination as to whether a move must be changed or if changing the move at that point is more hazardous to the performers. If an illegal move is performed on the floor after having been on the video and in the warmup area, points will not be deducted from that routine. However, the move will need to be changed before the second performance. Entry of the safety video does not absolve coaches of their responsibility with regard to level rules in the routine. Deposits are due January 6, 2010. BALANCE OF PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 12, 2010! call 888.CHEERUCA ( 2 4 3 - 3 7 8 2 ) for more info or uca.varsity.com2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=30http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=30TRAVEL TIPS FROM AIR TRAVEL INFORMATION TravelFocus presents the following suggestions to make planning travel for the Championship easier for participants and advisors. CONTACT TRAVELFOCUS WHEN YOU ARE READY TO PLAN YOUR TRAVEL TO ORLANDO FOR: • Guaranteed lowest fare • Discount of 5% off publicly available fares • Flight insurance • 24/7 traveler assistance BOOKING PROCEDURES • For best rates and availability, make your air travel as early as possible • Designate one person as travel coordinator for your group. Avoid multiple requests for airline reservations for your team. • Airfare is based on availableseats and changes daily. The fare is not guaranrm the seats and TravelFocus receives the teed until you request that we deposit. DEPOSIT AND TICKETING INFORMATION: • Airline deposits generally are required 7 daysafter the reservation is conrmed. Deposits vary per airline and will range from $50-$100 per person. • Some airfares and schedules will require ticketing within 24 hours of request to secure the most economical fare. We look forward to hearing from you! We will help make your trip more enjoyable and trouble-free. A VA R S IT Y B R A N D2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=31http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=31Get the Latest Info for 2010! Watch these Disney Travel Tips to find everything you need to make the most of your Nationals experience at the Walt Disney World® Resort. # Get a step-by-step explanation of what you need to know about Disney’s Magical Express, UCA’s airport transportation partner. # Get inside info on what to do at Epcot®, Magic Kingdom® Park, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios™. # Learn how to get the most out of your park passes by taking advantage of extended hours and Fast Passes. # And much, much more! Watch them now on uca.varsity.com/traveltips!2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=32http://ipaperus.ipaperus.com/Varsity/UCA/2010NASCC/?Page=32The Governing Authority for All Star Standards in Safety, Education, Competition and Sportsmanship. E VERY TEAM PERFORMS TWICE. GUARANTEED! MARCH 12-16, 2010 AT THE YOUR TEAM could receive a PAID BID to the 7th annual CHEERLEADING WORLDS!2009-11-03T04:20:51+01:00