MYCCA
The mission of the Maine Youth Cheerleading Coaches Association (MYCCA), a non-profit organization, is to assist the sport of cheerleading at the youth, recreational and middle school levels by establishing guidelines that foster the development and safety of our sport. MYCCA will provide a support system and serve as a resource of information for all its members.
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To foster high standard of professionalism, fairness and ethics
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To provide a foundation for new and existing cheerleading coaches and their advocates
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To provide a healthy atmosphere for coaches, athletes and advocates to excel in the sport of cheerleading
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To offer professional development and a forum for the exchange of current practices and trends
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To promote a sense of continuity among all programs
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To uphold the integrity of the sport
UPDATED: July 5 2017
MYCCA
MAINE YOUTH CHEERLEADING COACHES ASSOCIATION
The mission of the Maine Youth Cheerleading Coaches Association (MYCCA), a non-profit organization, is to assist the sport of cheerleading at the youth, recreational and middle school levels by establishing guidelines that foster the development and safety of our sport. MYCCA will provide a support system and serve as a resource of information for all its members. The goals of the MYCCA include:
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To foster high standard of professionalism, fairness and ethics
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To provide a foundation for new and existing cheerleading coaches and their advocates
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To provide a healthy atmosphere for coaches, athletes and advocates to excel in the sport of cheerleading
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To offer professional development and a forum for the exchange of current practices and trends
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To promote a sense of continuity among all programs
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To uphold the integrity of the sport
Announcements
Guidelines
General Invitational Guidelines:
All divisions state the highest degree of difficulty allowed. Not all stunts mentioned are required. If a team does not comply with the guidelines, they will be subjected to deductions. Each organization is required to follow the MYCCA Guidelines, National Federation Spirit Rules and The Maine Principals’ Association Rules.
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20 Participants maximum.
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Dismounts to performing surface must have assisted landings.
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Routine must be a maximum of three (3) minutes.
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Routine must include a cheer (long enough to effectively judge voice), team dance, team jumps,
partner stunts / pyramids (according to guidelines attached) and tumbling.
Basic Dismounts: Hand to Hand dismount, Shrug, Shove Wrap or Pencil Down
Intermediate Dismounts: Basic cradle dismount
Advance Dismounts: Twist, Pancake
NOTE: Basket tosses and launches are NOT PERMITTED for any youth / middle school
team AND the total number of twists from dismounts may NOT exceed more than 1 rotation.
Please read the following paragraph in full. These grade exceptions are only made for small programs who cannot otherwise field a team of at least 5 athletes within the regular grade guidelines. Email for any further clarifications.
I** Updated Grade Guidelines state 3rd graders may participate in the Rising Star Division IF your organization cannot field a Shooting Star Team that meets the five member 2nd - 4th grade minimum. 5th graders may participate in the Shooting Stars Division IF your organization cannot field a Shining Star Team that meets the five member 4th - 6th grade minimum. 7th graders may participate in the Shining Stars Division IF your organization cannot field a Superstar OR Middle School Team that meets the five member 6th - 8th grade minimum.
2019/2020 Members
We are not taking membership for the 2020/2021 season
BOARD MEMBERS
Information
Meeting Minutes
