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Bench Cheer Contest Guidelines

The guidelines for the Bench Cheer Contest outline eligibility requirements, theme and choreography expectations, performance duration, and safety protocols. Teams must adhere to specific judging criteria, including creativity, synchronization, and overall impact, while also maintaining sportsmanship throughout the competition. Registration details, performance order, and potential awards are also specified to ensure a structured event.

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Bench Cheer Contest Guidelines

The guidelines for the Bench Cheer Contest outline eligibility requirements, theme and choreography expectations, performance duration, and safety protocols. Teams must adhere to specific judging criteria, including creativity, synchronization, and overall impact, while also maintaining sportsmanship throughout the competition. Registration details, performance order, and potential awards are also specified to ensure a structured event.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region II – Cagayan Valley
Schools Division of Isabela
300610-REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Camp Samal, Arcon, Tumauini, Isabela

Guidelines for Bench Cheer Contest

1. Eligibility:
o Participants must be part of a specific team, class, or group.
o The team should have a set number of participants (e.g.,
minimum 30, maximum 50) depending on the contest rules.
2. Theme and Choreography:
o The routine should align with a given theme (parade of colors) or
focus on promoting team spirit.
o Movements must be original and creative.
o Synchronization and formation changes will be evaluated.
3. Duration:
o The performance must fit within a time limit, usually 3-5 minutes.
o Teams exceeding the time limit may be subject to deductions.
4. Cheer and Chant:
o Teams must include a cheer that encourages crowd participation.
o Chants should be clear, catchy, and easy to follow.
o Avoid offensive language or inappropriate themes.
5. Costumes and Props:
o Uniforms or costumes should be aligned with the theme.
o Simple, safe, and non-distracting props may be used (e.g., pom-
poms, banners).
6. Music:
o Teams are allowed to use pre-approved background music or
they can use musical instruments appropriate for the
presentation.
o Music selections must be appropriate for all audiences.
o Music must not contain explicit content or offensive lyrics.
7. Safety:
o Dangerous stunts are not allowed in the competition.
o Judges will deduct points for unsafe practices.
o Teams must ensure the safety of each member.
8. Judging Criteria:
o Creativity and Originality (20%): Freshness of the routine,
cheers, and formations.
o Team Spirit (15%): Crowd engagement, enthusiasm, and
energy.
o Synchronization (25%): Timing and coordination among team
members.
o Execution (25%): Precision of movements and stunts.
o Overall Impact (15%): How well the performance captures the
essence of cheerleading and its effectiveness.
9. Conduct:
o Participants must exhibit sportsmanship before, during, and after
the competition.
o Misconduct or violations of the rules can lead to disqualification.
10. Penalties and Disqualification:
o Points may be deducted for exceeding the time limit,
inappropriate costumes, or unsportsmanlike behavior.
o Teams can be disqualified for not following safety protocols or for
inappropriate behavior.
Mechanics of the Contest:

1. Registration:
o Teams must submit the list of the group to committee
o Provide necessary information (team name, number of
participants, contact details).
2. Order of Performance:
o Teams will be randomly assigned performance slots.
o The order will be released a few days before the contest.
3. Pre-performance Preparation:
o Teams will be given a designated area to prepare.
o Sound checks and rehearsals might be allowed, depending on
the organizer’s schedule.
4. Performance:
o Teams will be called to perform according to their assigned
order.
o Ensure compliance with time limits.
5. Awarding:
o Awards may be given for Best Cheer, Best Costume, Best
Choreography, and Overall Champion.
o Additional awards for crowd favorites or spirit awards may also
be included.

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