Registration:
Age Group:
Player Ability Assessment:
The Player Ability Assessment is not a pass-or-fail event, it is an evaluation process where the players may showcase their skills to coaches before the draft. It will be about one hour long where the players will go through multiple stations and be evaluated on their performance doing routine drills. The PAA isn’t a mandatory event, but it is highly encouraged to help create balanced and competitive teams. All players get drafted to a team.
Date:
Location: Field 9
Date: Week of May 29th
Coaches Meeting: The coach’s meeting is only for coaches, players, and parents do not attend.
Practices and Games:
Equipment:
Players will need the following-
Times and dates are subject to be changed!
CCPARD has been asked by our Youth Sport Parent Advisory Committee to explore the option of offering cheerleading during our Flag Football league and possibly another league. As we explore the possibility of introducing a new recreational cheerleading program, we want to hear from our community! Before moving forward with a new program, several important steps must be considered to ensure we can provide a successful, organized, and affordable opportunity for local families.
Your feedback will help us evaluate the needs and support required for this program, including but not limited to: Program Cost, Volunteer Coaches, Practice Facility, Game Schedule, Uniforms, and Equipment. This could be an exciting opportunity for children to build confidence, develop teamwork, learn cheerleading skills, and show their community spirit while supporting our recreational sports leagues! We cannot move forward without understanding the level of interest and support from our community. Please take a few moments to complete the Cheerleading Survey below and help us determine if this is a program our community would like to see offered.
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