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Centerville Wee Elks<br />

Centerville, Ohio<br />

<strong>Cheer</strong>leading <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />

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socks, and shoes can be worn at any time. If any of these items become un-wearable<br />

throughout the season, you will be required to purchase new items.<br />

Washing instructions for Wee Elk vest, skirt, sweater:<br />

o Uniform pieces are to be washed after each game.<br />

o DO NOT USE FABRIC SOFTENER!<br />

o Do not put any uniform pieces in the dryer!<br />

o Turn the uniform inside out and wash in cold water on the gentle cycle of your<br />

machine.<br />

o Spray and Wash may be used if necessary.<br />

6. Football <strong>Cheer</strong>leading<br />

There are several aspects to participating in Wee Elk football cheerleading. The following<br />

sections will provide valuable information about the season.<br />

6.1 <strong>Cheer</strong> Camp<br />

Wee Elk <strong>Cheer</strong> Camp is two weeks of practice for all cheerleaders. Usually, older<br />

cheerleaders lead and teach cheers, chants, jumps, formations, and a dance to Wee Elk<br />

cheerleaders. Camp is Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at<br />

Iron Horse Park located off of Millshire Dr. Camp begins Monday July 29th, from 6:00 – 8:00<br />

pm. Practices are held rain or shine. Parents need to remain close by if a storm is<br />

approaching since shelter is limited.<br />

It is expected that every cheerleader attend camp so they can learn the routines that have<br />

been purchased for our season. Failure to attend camp may result in the cheerleader not<br />

being able to participate in the <strong>2013</strong> season. Vacations and other activities such as dance<br />

classes, piano lessons, soccer practice, private cheer clubs, etc. should not be scheduled to<br />

interfere with Wee Elk cheerleading. <strong>Cheer</strong> camp is a valuable learning experience for the<br />

squad.<br />

Once school begins, all practices and/or meetings are set and supervised by the head<br />

coaches. Practices are normally one to two (1-2) evenings per week for one to two hours, or<br />

for an hour prior to your regularly scheduled football game. Halfway through the season,<br />

coaches may reduce practice time to an hour, twice a week, or just one night per week.<br />

Practice attire can be the complimentary outfit provided by the Wee Elks, or any other<br />

appropriate shirt and short outfit. Please wear comfortable gym shoes to all practices. Flip<br />

flops and sandals are not permitted at any time. Please remember a water bottle if your<br />

practice space does not have access to a drinking fountain.<br />

Please notify the head coach in the event of illness and/or an emergency that prevents the<br />

cheerleader in attending practice. See demerit section in this handbook.<br />

6.2 Squad Fees<br />

In addition to the $150 registration fee, you will be asked to donate a squad fee not to exceed<br />

$65. These fees are due to your team mom by August 1 st 2012 during camp. If team fees are<br />

not paid by this date your daughter may not be able to participate in the 1 st game of the<br />

season. Uniforms will not be passed until team fees are paid to the team mom. This money is<br />

used to cover additional squad expenses incurred throughout the season. Some of these<br />

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