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Links

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. BRYC Cheer would like to thank our sponsors and community partners for helping make our program a success. Check back soon to learn more about our outstanding sponsors. BRYC Cheerleading is proud to support the following athletic clubs both as the official cheerleading organization, and as an additional outlet for our boys and girls to explore new athletic opportunities. Select a link below to learn more about each of these awesome programs. In an ef...

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BRYC Sports Calendar

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There's Always Something Happening! Age, Neighborhood, Experience. Age, Tryouts, Draft, Matched Teams. Also Organized Games (No Standings). Age, Size, Ability. Age, Size, Ability. Age, Grade, Ability. September-October, U7 Developmental Flag Football. September-October; Skills and Conditionining Camp, ages 5-17. March-June, Flag Football, ages 5-17. Age, Tryouts for Select Teams. Mar-Jun and Sep-Nov (Club League). Elementary Division: Grades 4-6. High School Division: Grades 9-12.

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Volunteer

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. Volunteering is not only vital to making a community program such as BRYC cheer successful, it is also vital to our core mission - the 5 Rules. We believe that we have the opportunity to set an example for our athletes, to use their cheering abilities not only out loud from the sideline, but also to cheer on our community and lead by example. You can help us set that example by volunteering in one of the many avenues below. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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Sideline FAQ

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. For General/Pre-Season program FAQ, click here. For Competition specific FAQ, click here. What teams will my child cheer for? Are similarly assigned to cover several teams that are ideally close in age of the squad members. It is important to remember that this is a guideline, as the number of teams and divisions change from year to year in both basketball and football. How long is the Season? When will we know the Game Schedule? The Game schedule fo...

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Fundraising

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. Have a fundraising idea? BRYC is 501(c)3 organization and donations may be tax deductible. Please check with a tax professional. Make a tax deductible* donation that will help defer the cost of required administrative costs and provide scholarships. Always check with a tax professional. Save your change and beat out other teams for weekly popsicle prizes and a chance for a squad pizza party! BRYC Football and Cheer. Ask them to sponsor! Volunteering ...

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Practice Schedules

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. Practices: Schedule and Structure - Competition. Remember, Cheerleading is a TEAM SPORT! Cheerleaders are athletes and have the same expectations as any other sport or activity. This is a team and the members count on each other. We ask that each Cheerleader and their families make a commitment to come and practice and games, on time and prepared, and participate. White Practice T-shirt (issued). No spaghetti straps, halters, or tube tops.

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Sideline

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. Sideline Cheerleading is a co-ed program open to all youth in Kindergarten (5 years old) through age 18. League ages will be based on an October 1st cutoff for Fall Cheer and Dec 31st for Winter Cheer. The Fall Season Registration is now closed. Winter Registration is now OPEN! Want to save money on your registration? As a thank you to our program volunteers, we offer discounts off your registration fee. Click here for our Volunteer opportunities.

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Sideline Practice

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. Practice: Schedule and Structure. Remember, Cheerleading is a TEAM SPORT! Cheerleaders are athletes and have the same expectations as any other sport or activity. This is a team and the members count on each other. Comfortable, weather appropriate clothing. Soffee style shorts, appropriately fitting yoga pants, or sweats and a t-shirt are recommended. Clothes should not be overly baggy as they interfere with movement. The words, movements, and rythym...

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Competition FAQ

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Follow us on Social Media. Injury and Incident Report. For General/Pre-Season program questions, click here. For Sideline specific questions, click here. What is the Difference between All-Star and Rec programs? My child can't attend the evaluation date for competitive, what do I do? How is sideline cheer connected or separate from competitive cheer? Are the Aug through Oct dates only sideline? Does comp start after Oct? Can Sideline cheerleaders participate in competitive cheer? Contrary to popular beli...