Competition General Information Please direct all questions by phone or e-mail

Toll Free Phone: (909) 445-9267 Sharp@SharpInt.biz

Respected VIPS: We THANK YOU for choosing Sharp International Competition Circuit as part of your Competition Season. We look forward to a FUN & ENJOYABLE competition day. Please review the following General Information, as it pertains to both the competitors and spectators.

Registration - Advisor/Coaches, registration time is 1 hour prior to your division start time. Only one (1) Advisor/Coach per team will receive a complimentary pass into the competitions. Restrictions may apply depending on event location such as Nationals and all Theme Parks Events.

Sharp competition line-up will move from left side to right side throughout the entire day. Visit our website to view your team’s current warm-up and competition times. If there are conflicts with the placement of your team’s performance time, all REQUESTS must be E-MAILED no later than 12 NOON on the Wednesday before the event. NO EXCEPTIONS! Due to the high volume of requests and venue policies, most requests will not be granted.

PAYMENT - Please note that the following are the ONLY form payments accepted: Cash, School/Cashier’s Check, Money Order, and or Visa/Master Card. All Personal, Business, Studio, Gym/All-Star Checks and other forms of Credit Cards (Discover and American Express) are NOT accepted at anytime.

REFUNDs will not be given if a team defaults from their performance. Additionally, adding, canceling, or changing of divisions on the day of the event will NOT be permitted.

We ask that all payments for School Hosted Events be paid 2-weeks prior to an event. For Nationals and Theme Park Events, payments are due approximately 4-weeks prior to the event. Please visit our website for a list exact due dates and to avoid late fees.

WARM-UPs - After registration is complete, please make your way to the warm-up area immediately. There you will be able to check-in with a Sharp representative, to avoid missing your warm-up time. Each team will be given 5 minutes to warm-up. Additional warm-up time will be permitted if space & time is available. Do no leave bags unattended, for security & safety reasons. Sharp & the host site is NOT responsible for lost or stolen items at anytime.

MUSIC – All forms of media are allowed with the condition that it is able to play from an AUX cord. If your team is using a CD, please ensure that the CD(s) are clearly marked. We ask that you turn in at the time of your team’s performance.

All teams must have an advisor, coach or an adult by the sound area for the duration of your team’s time performance.

Music with profanity or offensive lyrics will be CUT off. Penalty or Disqualification may be a result, depending of the severity of the content.

AWARDS – Each performance will receive a team trophy and a packet that will include score sheets and audio critique. In the event that your team must leave early, you may pick-up your score sheets and trophy, one (1) hour after the division closes. Please note that teams leaving early will not be qualified to receive the following awards: Master & Grand Champions, Spirit Trophies, and/or Overall Division Winners.

The following awards, Master & Grand Champions, and Spirit Trophies are points that are accumulated throughout the day. These points can be accumulated by team’s arrival time, team’s spirit, spectator attendance, competitor’s special events entries, spectator participation in the spectator dance and MUCH MORE!

Overall Division Winners will be awarded to divisions with 4 or more teams in a category. Points are as follows: 1st place will receive 10 points, 2nd 8 points, 3rd 5 points, and so on. Teams that receives 1st overall will also receive an additional 20 points.

SCORING Each team will be evaluated by three (3) judges. Two (2) judges compose the total/average of your team’s performance. These scores include a score for Choreography, Execution, Showmanship and Overall. The 3rd judge is the penalty judge; he/she will document any and all penalties during the performance. See below for the tabulation process. Teams may request a review of their performance, however, teams may acquire additional penalties after review has been completed.

Example: Team ABC

Judge #1 – 81.5 Judge #2 – 79.25

Average Score of JUDGE 1&2 – 80.375 (81.5+79.25=160.75/200=80.375) Judge #3 – (1.5) Less

Total Score – 78.875 (80.375-1.5=78.875)

***ANY and ALL TIES will be broken by the points of the team’s Choreography and/or Execution points***

Spectator Info & Ticket Prices Doors will open approximately 1 hour prior to the competition start time. ALL seats are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please remain seated while competitors are performing.

High School Hosted Events: $15.00 for Adult Spectators, $8.00 for Child Spectators, & Children ages 6 & under are free.

For College Hosted Events ONLY: $20.00 for Adult Spectators, $10.00 for Child Spectators, & Children ages 6 & under are free.

***Please visit our website to view entry costs for Nationals and all Theme Park Events***

Photography & Videotaping Photography is permitted. Flash photography and the use of tri-pods are NOT permitted.

Videotaping is PROHIBITED at Theme Park & National Events and is strictly enforced.

**If caught videotaping another team, you will be asked to the leave the event**

***Additionally, your team’s performance will result in a disqualification***

SOUVINERS

Make sure to visit the Sharp Store for the latest cheer, dance, and everyday WEAR! We aim to providing

a wide variety of merchandise.

You may also purchase a souvenir trophy at our Registration Booth! Price varies by size and sells out quickly! Be sure to purchase your trophy early!

Competition Guidelines & Divisions Please direct all questions by phone or e-mail

Toll Free Phone: (909) 445-9267 Sharp@SharpInt.biz

Competition Guidelines

All teams should be prepared to perform on a gym floor for school-hosted events or raised stage at our Theme Park/Special Events. Please note that some locations are smaller than others therefor we cannot provide an exact dimension of the competition floor. Nevertheless, we will provide a carpet bonded cheer foam mat at all of our events for the cheer divisions. Mat dimension will be standard size 54x42 (9 MATS). The use of all 9 mats will be determined by the size of the location. All props, backdrops, screens brought into the gym including any and all items necessary for the transport of these props and equipment must have adequate protection so that they do not damage the floor. Wheels must be made out of rubber or plastic, NO METAL! Footwear must be clean and free of any dirt, rocks or other debris. Painted shoes, cleats and rosin are prohibited on all footwear.

Divisions

If you DO NOT find your division listed below, please email us to make sure your team is included in our event. Cheer Performance Cheer:

Routine does NOT consist of any music Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

Show Cheer Non-Mount:

Routine does NOT contain any stunting skills Routine consist of 1 or 2 sections music and a section of cheer with words Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

Show Cheer Non-Tumbling:

Routine does NOT contain any tumbling/gymnastic skills Routine consist of 1 or 2 sections music and a section of cheer with words Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

Show Cheer:

Routine consist of 1 or 2 sections music and 1 section of cheer with words Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

All-Star Cheer:

Routine consist of music for at least 2 minutes. Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

Independent/Youth Cheer:

Routine consist of music for at least 1 minute Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX

See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations Stunt Group:

Routine consist a series of stunts, accompanied with music Routine Time Length 1:00-2:00 MAX See Division Guidelines for rules and regulations

Mascots (Cheer)

Routine Time Length 1:30-2:30 MAX Routine must utilize school/team mascot uniform(s)/costume(s)

Dance / Jazz / Lyrical / Song-Pom

Routine Time Length for all divisions is 2:00-3:00 MAX Dance:

Routine consists of various dance technique and is accompanied with upbeat music See Safety Rules and Regulations for more detail

Jazz:

Routine consists of Jazz stylistic movements and is accompanied with upbeat music See Safety Rules and Regulations for more detail

Lyrical/Modern/Contemporary:

Routine is composed of various dance/ballet technical skills and is accompanied with a slower tempo song See Safety Rules and Regulations for more detail

Song-Pom:

Routine consist the use of pompoms at least ¾ of the routine See Safety Rules and Regulations for more detail

Pep Flags (2 Flag and 1 Flag)

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Pep Flag(s) must be utilized for ¾ of the routine See Safety Rules and Regulations for more detail

Hip Hop / Street Dance / Break Dance / Stomp

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX.

Drill / Military Drill

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Drill Division:

Routine must utilize both dance and military styles Military Drill:

Routine must consist of sharp drill stylized movements Character / Novelty / Prop

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Routine that portrays a theme. Props may be utilized

Co-Ed Teams

Routine consist of 3+ males/females Please see specific division listed above for division guidelines

All Solo’s, Duet’s and Trio’s

Routine Time Length 1:00-2:00 MAX Please see specific division listed above for division guidelines

Show Production: Routine Time Length 3:00-5:00 MAX Routine contains a theme Props may be utilized, along with staging and costumes

Majorette Team:

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Must consist both twirling and dance skills Batons must be utilized for ¾ of the routine

Parade (Auxiliary or Drill Teams)

Routine Time Length 2:00-4:00 MAX Performers must be marching throughout the entire routine

Rally Routine

Routine Time Length 2:00-2:30 MAX Routine consist of few formation changes Basic costuming includes day uniforms / warm ups

Color Guard

Routine Time Length 3:00-5:00 MAX The use of flags is required Weapons (Rifles or Sabres) are optional All flag poles must have a protective cap made of rubber or plastic on both ends of the pole All rifles must be padded, no bare wood can be seen, and tips must be taped

Winter Guard Routine Time Length 3:00-5:00 MAX The use of both flags and weapons (Rifles/Sabres) are utilized in winter guard All flagpoles must have a protective cap made of rubber or plastic on both ends of the pole All rifles must be padded, no bare wood can be seen, and tips must be taped

Rifle Team

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Routine consist the use of rifles ONLY Rifle must be used for ¾ of the routine All rifles must be padded, no bare wood can be seen, and tips must be taped

Sabre Team

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Routine consist the us of sabres ONLY Sabre must be used for ¾ of the routine

Tall Flags

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX No weapons (rifles or sabers) may be used All flagpoles must have a protective cap made of rubber or plastic on both ends of the pole

Banner/ID Teams:

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Shield or emblem must be utilized for ¾ of the routine

Tap

Routine Time Length 2:00-3:00 MAX Division NOT offered at school-hosted events with the exception that a stage is present

Drumline

Performance Time Length 4:00-7:00 MAX

Safety Guidelines

Please direct all questions by phone or e-mail Toll Free Phone: (909) 445-9267

Sharp@SharpInt.biz

The following Safety Guidelines pertain to all divisions. Please see Rules and Regulations for additional guidelines.

***Please note that there will be a 2-point deduction for those who do not abide by the following Safety Guidelines.

SAFTEY GUIDELINES

- Knee drops are prohibited (Ex: Landing onto the knees from standing position) - Performers are not allowed to have any dangling jewelry, consumption of food (gum)

or drinks during the performance. - Sharp spotters will be provided for Cheer Divisions only. Cheer stunts are not

permitted in any dance division with the exception of thigh stands and shoulder sits. Please see below for Dance Lifts limitations.

o Dance lifts are permitted with the condition that the dancer is supported by at least 2 performers.

o Inversion lifts are also permitted with the condition that the dancer is supported throughout the inversion until the dancer has is in an upright standing position with both feet on the ground.

o Props may be used during a lift but NOT during an inversion. - Collegiate level stunting is NOT permitted for any teams below college. Please see

Cheer Rules and Regulations for more information. - Coaches and competitors are not permitted to sit in front of Judges table during

performance. Please stay off to the side. Mini Mascots are the only exception where one (1) coacher/advisor will be allowed to sit in front of the Judges table to help guide them as needed.

- Any and all stunts/tumbling should be performed in safe manor. Coaches, please do

NOT let your student attempt any skills that they are NOT confident executing. - Coaches/Advisors are not permitted to stand in for missing competitor during a

performance (Cheer or Dance). No exceptions! May you have any questions regarding these safety guidelines, please contact us.

DATE: EVENT LOCATION:

TEAM: DIVISION:

SAFETY AND PENALTY JUDGE CHEER

Falls: -0.5 Bobble: -0.25

Pyramid __________ Pyramid __________

Stunt __________ Stunt __________

Tumbling Touchdown _________ Out of bounds __________

Forgot Routine: __________

Inappropriate Music/Profanity: -3.0 __________

Advisor Coach Interference / Delay of Competition: -3.0 __________

DANCE/DRILL/POM/HIP HOP/FLAGS

Out of step/Forgot/Improper footwear/Drop: -0.5 _____________

Inappropriate Music/Profanity: -3.0 __________ Forgot Routine/Out of Step/Fall/Drop/Improper Footwear: -0.5 __________ Advisor/Coach Interference/Delay of Competition: -3.0 __________

Time: ___ Min. ___ Sec. ___

Length Over -.10/sec_____

SAFETY / DIVISION PENALTY

JUDGE’S NAME: TOTAL PENALTIES

JUDGE’S SIGNATURE:

JUDGE #1

JUDGE #2

AVERAGE

TOTAL SCORES

LESS PENALITIES

FINAL SCORE

Penalty - Sharp International Score Sheet ©

HEADCOUNT

Rules and Regulations Show Cheer Divisions

Level Novice Intermediate Advanced Elite Standing Tumbling

(defined as any tumbling skill NOT originating from a cartwheel/round-off)

Front and back rolls, front and back walkovers, cartwheels, handstands, round-offs are allowed. *Forward and back handsprings are NOT allowed at this level.

In addition to all NOVICE level standing tumbling: Single forward and backward handsprings are allowed. *Jump to handspring combinations are NOT allowed at this level.

In addition to all INTERMEDIATE level standing tumbling: Standing back handspring series and jump to handspring combinations are allowed. Standing Tucks and front aerials are NOT allowed at this level.

All Standing Tumbling skills are permitted at this level: including front and back tucks, layouts, step-outs, x-outs, full twists, and aerials. Jumps connected to tucks are also allowed.

Running Tumbling (defined as tumbling that is performed with FORWARD momentum and may start from a cartwheel or round-off)

Cartwheels, round-offs, and front and back walkovers. *Round-off back handsprings are NOT allowed at this level.

In addition to all NOVICE level running tumbling: Round-off back/front handspring series are allowed. *Round-off back tucks are NOT allowed at this level.

In addition to all INTERMEDIATE level running tumbling: Round-off back tuck, round-off back handspring tuck, aerials, front tucks from running are allowed. *X-outs, layouts, and fulls are NOT allowed at this level. No tumbling is allowed immediately after aerials, punch fronts, tucks, etc.

All running tumbling series are allowed but limited to one flipping and two rotations.

Stunts Thigh stands, shoulder sits, and half/prep level stunts. Single leg stunts MUST be below half/prep level. *Straight to full extension is NOT allowed at this level. A top person may not travel over another person.

Extended stunts are limited to both feet in the bases' hands at all times. Single leg, freestanding stunts are allowed at half/prep level and may NOT be held (or pass through) full extension. Twisting transitions are limited to 180 degree rotation at half/prep level, single leg half/prep, or full extension with both feet in bases hands. A top person may twist/travel over another person at ground level while braced to that same person. Must have 2 stationary catchers and transition is continuous. (ex. Leap frog)

All free-standing single leg extended stunts are allowed. 180 degree rotation to full extension or single leg extension level. 360 degree rotation to half/prep level or below with both feel in hands and single leg. A top person may flip/twist/travel over another person at ground level while braced to that same person. Must have 2 stationary catchers and transition is continuous. (forward motion may twist, backward motion may not)

Free standing switch ups (tic tocs) 360 degree rotation to full, 540 degree and 720 degree rotations to half/prep full extension, and single leg extension.

Pyramids Single leg stunts may push to half/prep level when flyer is connected to a bracer at half/prep level or below. Push to full extension is allowed if flyer is braced by another stunt at or below half/prep level. Extended stunt may go straight to full extension as long as connection is made before the initial dip. *When doing a single leg stunt at half/prep level, the bracer does not have to be a flyer (you may connect to a bracer that is on the floor as long as they are NOT a base of the flyer). Connections must be made before initial dip.

All single leg extended stunts (including arabesque, hitch, heel stretch, etc ) must be braced by a top person(s) at half/prep level or below as long as connection is made before the initial dip and continues throughout the extension. Twisting pyramid transitions are limited to ½ rotation. Flyer must maintain hand to hand connection until upward motion of cradle/dismount. Extended stunts may not be braced by other extended stunts.

All single leg extended stunts must be connected to at least 1 other person at prep level or below. Connection does not have to be hand to hand (ex. Foot to hand, foot placed on back, etc). Forward/Backward braced flips must maintain contact on both sides and must start and end below prep level. (only allowed up to 1 ¼ rotation) Extended single leg stunts may not brace extensions. Pyramid inversions may not twist.

All inversion sequences are allowed and may twist. Only one additional flyer is required to brace the inverted flyer. Extended single leg stunts MAY brace extensions/extended stunts. (ex. Paper doll variations) In a pyramid transition, a top person may flip/twist/travel over another top person while connect to that same top person at prep level or below. Must have 3 stationary catchers at dip of flip and transition is continuous.

Dismounts, Tosses (the ending

movement from a stunt/pyramid to a

cradle or the performing surface. Movements are only

considered dismounts if

released to a cradle or released and assisted to the

performing surface)

Basic cradles are allowed from half/prep level. Cradles are NOT allowed from full extensions. *Basket Tosses are not allowed at this level.

Bump/Pop down, basic straight ride cradle, and ¼ turn dismount are allowed at this level. Straight ride basket tosses are allowed at this level. *Twist cradles are NOT allowed at this level.

Single twist cradle from half/prep level and full extension as long as flyer has both feet in hands. Twist cradles from single leg stunts are NOT allowed. Suspended Forward rolls are allowed. Basket tosses with ONLY one skill (toe touch, 360 degree twist, and pikes are allowed)

Twist cradles from single leg extended stunts are allowed. Cradles from all stunts are limited to two full rotations. Cradles to other bases have to start from half/prep level or below and stay connect to at least one of the original bases. Basket tosses with two or more tricks (double full twist, kick twist, switch kick twist, etc).

Release Moves Release moves (such as tic tocs) are allowed below half/prep level and flyer must maintain contact with a base/back spot at the time of release.

Release moves (such as tic tocs) are allowed at half/prep level as long as flyer maintains contact with someone at or below half/prep level before the release is initiated. Barrel/Log Rolls that start and end in a cradle position.

Release moves (such as tic tocs) are allowed at half/prep and extended level as long as flyer maintains contact with someone at or below half/prep level before the release is initiated. Release moves (such as ball up, switch up, etc) may released from below prep level and caught at prep level. Barrel/Log Rolls that start and end in a cradle position.

Release moves from ground level, half/prep, and extension may catch in extension/single leg extension so long as they do not exceed 12 inches above extended arm. Release moves cannot exceed 12 inches above extended arm level if braced on 1 side. Helicopters are limited to ½ rotation. Release moves may NOT be caught inverted.

Inversions From the ground (handstand) to a non-inverted position below prep level. *Head/shoulder spotter maintains contact the entire time. Downward inversions are not allowed. Pyramid Inversions are NOT allowed.

From the ground (handstand) to a non-inverted position at prep level (single leg) or extension is allowed. *Head/shoulder spotter maintains contact the entire time. Downward inversion from below prep level to ground (ex. Cradle to back walkover or prone to forward roll out) Pyramid Inversions are NOT allowed.

From the ground (handstand) to a non-inverted extended position is allowed. *Head/shoulder spotter maintains contact the entire time. Suspended Forward Roll – where two people ON THE PERFORMANCE SURFACE control the flyer in hand to hand contact. The feet MUST be released. Downward inversions (“pancake”) are allowed from half/prep level or below and may pass through extension. One person must remain in contact with the flyer, have 3 catchers (the head neck and shoulders of the flyer must be protected.)

All inversions are allowed except “free flipping” inversions. Downward inversions (“pancake”) are allowed from extended. One person must remain in contact with the flyer, have 3 catchers (the head neck and shoulders of the flyer must be protected.)

Partner Stunts (Co-Ed Style)

Not allowed Not Allowed Restricted to toss to hands (half/prep level), press extension, or extended single leg stunt. Walk in (180 degrees) single leg extension

All co-ed style stunts are allowed with the except of free flipping stunts.

General Guidelines

Moving and walking pyramids are allowed at all levels (Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, and Elite) Stunts may not walk under another stunt You may not tumble OVER the torso of another person (only limbs) You may not tumble with a prop. You MAY jump over another person All performers must start with at least 1 foot on the performance surface. All basket tosses must be caught in a cradle and have at least 2 bases and 1 back spot. No more than 4 throwers. Spotters are required for all stunts above half/prep level. Spotter is defined as a person whose primary responsibility is to prevent injuries by protecting the head, neck, and shoulder area of the top person

during the performance of a stunt, pyramid, or toss. Spotters cannot have their torso under a stunt and must be standing close enough to touch a stunt (but does not have to touch it).

College Open Category

There are no skill restrictions in this division. Back Tuck Basket Tosses, 2 ½ high stunts/pyramids, and single based partner stunts (without an extra spot) are allowed in this category.

Performance Cheer

Routine does not contain ANY music. Is subject to all stunt/tumbling division guidelines

Show Cheer Non-Mount

Routine does not include any STUNTING (including thigh stands) but may include tumbling skills.

Show Cheer Non-Tumbling

Routine does not include any TUMBLING SKILLS. This division is subject to all division guideline.

**High School teams should be mindful of AACCA rules and regulations.**

We are an independent company that has our own guidelines but we do recommend that you follow federal safety rules. We strongly recommend that if you are a high school team or younger, you do not try OPEN level stunts (such as Back Tuck Basket Tosses).

For your safety, these stunts are ONLY recommended for college teams. **Please note, if you do ONE skill that is in a higher level, you will be placed in that level based on that one skill.**

DATE: EVENT LOCATION:

TEAM: DIVISION:

(O) - SUPERIOR (Ø) - AVERAGE () - NEEDS IMPROVEMENT

CHOREOGRAPHY / ROUTINE CONTENT Variety / Dance Section / Motions / Flow of Routine / Dance

Jumps / Stunts / Pyramids / Basket Tosses / Standing Tumbling / Running Tumbling

Originality / Creativity / Difficulty / Musicality

Dynamics / Use of Floor / Visuals / Levels

Use of Area / Transitions / Formations / Ripples

1- 36-40 2- 33-35 3- 28-32 4- 24-27 5- 00-23

(40)

EXECUTION Stunts / Pyramids / Dismounts / Completion of Movement

Motions / Tosses / Jumps / Tumbling

Angles / Precision / Body Control / Sharpness

Arms / Legs / Hands / Feet / Flexibility

Volume / Projection / Articulation

Timing / Synchronization / Transitions / Levels

Formations / Spacing / Alignment / Memory or off beat

1- 36-40 2- 33-35 3- 28-32 4- 24-27 5- 00-23

(40)

SHOWMANSHIP / OVERALL APPEAL Facial Expressions / Confidence / Energy / Eye Contact / Posture

Uniform / Hair / Make-up

1- 18-20 2- 14-17 3- 10-13 4- 06-09 5- 00-05

(20)

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

JUDGE’S NAME: JUDGE’S SIGNATURE:

TOAL SCORE_____________

Cheer - Sharp International Score Sheet ©

Rules and Regulations Please direct all questions by phone or e-mail

Toll Free Phone: (909) 445-9267 Sharp@SharpInt.biz

~ Dance Divisions ~ ***Levels listed below pertains to the following divisions***

Dance / Jazz / Lyrical / Song-Pom Novice

- The following technical skills are allowed: basic dance technique such as; single pirouettes, single piques, chaine turns, illusions, kicks, leg holds, kick-lines, front/forward leaps (jete), stag jump/leap, toe touches, C jumps, and tilt jumps.

- All other technical skills are NOT permitted at this level: See below for Intermediate and Advance safety rule and regulation to avoid penalties.

Intermediate

- In addition to the skills at the Novice level, the following technical skills are allowed; double pirouettes, axels, single leg hold turn, center leaps, and turning leaps

- Fouette and turn a la seconde is permitted with the condition that the sequence is NOT longer than 1 count of 8 and that both feet return to floor ending the turn sequence.

- Other advance technical skills (multiple turns, switch leaps, double leg hold turns, etc.) are NOT permitted.

Advance

- In addition to the skills at the Intermediate level, the following technical skills are allowed: multiple pirouettes, multiple fouette and turns a la seconde sequences, multiple leg hold turns, any and all switch leaps, any and all turning leaps.

- There are no limitations with technical skills for this level but teams must abide by the following safety guidelines above.

DATE: EVENT LOCATION:

TEAM: DIVISION:

(O) - SUPERIOR (Ø) - AVERAGE () - NEEDS IMPROVEMENT

CHOREOGRAPHY / ROUTINE CONTENT Variety / Difficulty / Change of Pace

Turns / Leaps / Kicks / Jumps / Style

Originality / Creativity / Visuals / Musicality

Dynamics / Use of Floor / Staging / Visuals / Levels

Use of Area / Transitions / Formations / Ripples

1- 36-40 2- 33-35 3- 28-32 4- 24-27 5- 00-23

(40)

EXECUTION Turns / Leaps / Kicks / Jumps / Extensions / Completion of Movement

Technique / Precision / Body Control

Arms / Legs / Hands / Feet / Flexibility

Timing / Synchronization / Transitions / Levels

Formations / Spacing / Alignment / Memory or off beat

Grounded / Intensity / Vibes (Hip Hop)

Equipment Control / Release / Heights (Flags)

Angles / Planes / Spins / Marching (Flags)

1- 36-40 2- 33-35 3- 28-32 4- 24-27 5- 00-23

(40)

SHOWMANSHIP / OVERALL APPEAL Facial Expressions / Confidence / Energy / Eye Contact / Posture

Uniform / Hair / Make-up

1- 18-20 2- 14-17 3- 10-13 4- 06-09 5- 00-05

(20)

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

JUDGE’S NAME: JUDGE’S SIGNATURE:

TOTAL SCORE____________

Dance/Drill, Song/Pom, Hip Hop, Flag/Colorguard - Sharp International Score Sheet ©

COVID-19 COMPETITION & CAMP RULES

Below, you will find the guidance that we believe is necessary for each group to follow in order to conduct a safe and enjoyable Event.

Enhanced cleaning and sanitization practices including but not limited to: Engage in physical distancing of at least 6 feet, or other distance imposed by state, local & facility guidelines. Each person must provide their own mask/face covering while at the event. Do not come to an event if you are sick. (Guidelines listed below) Please wash your hands and avoid touching your face. Wash your hands frequently. Follow all posted signage around the event. Sanitization stations available throughout the facility.

What is SHARP doing to ensure safety? We have enacted a comprehensive plan for our events that includes enhanced cleaning, line distancing, capacity restrictions, PPE is required by everyone, shields at point-of-sale locations, signage encouraging safety practices and a number of other things. Can I practice social distancing at the events? Our events will be held in open fresh air, there is plenty of space to spread out while you enjoy our event. We have signs around our events reminding people to stay 6’ apart and we will be monitoring social distancing. We ask everyone to remain mindful of our safety rules. Do I have to wear a mask? Everyone must wear a face mask or proper face covering while at our events. We will have face masks for purchase at our Sharp store for anyone in need of one. The following exceptions apply: Masks are not required while actively eating. Eating is only permitted while seated in designated spectator seating areas.

Participants are not required to wear masks when on the practice and performance floors, unless otherwise prohibited by state, local or venue guidance*. All Participants must wear masks while not practicing or performing.

*Should state, local or venue guidance require masks be worn by participants during practice and/or performance, the following guidelines should be adhered to:

Mask should fit snugly around and cover the nose/nostrils, mouth and chin, and with no large

gaps around the sides of the face.

Masks should be at least two layers, made of a soft/pliable and breathable fabric.

Face shields may be worn in addition to a mask but not as a substitute for a mask. Anyone without a face mask will not be allowed into the venue, and anyone that does not comply with the face mask requirement may be asked to leave the facility.

Face masks must be worn at all times. Can I use the restroom? Yes. Restrooms are open for limited use. We advise you to use the restroom before you come. If you must use the restroom you must wear a mask. Restroom facilities will have proper sanitation areas for frequent handwashing and be properly stocked with soap, paper towels, trash can by exit, etc.

Respiratory etiquette: Please use a tissue or the inside of your elbow when you cough and/or sneeze and discard of the tissue properly. Used tissues should be thrown in the trash and hands washed immediately with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not readily available, hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol can be used.

SHARP STAFF: Will be educated on the COVID-19 Competition/Camp Rules, and complete additional SHARP training related to new competition/camp guidelines.

Will be trained on COVID-19 protocols in place and have name and contact info for designated COVID-19 point of contact for the competition/camp.

May give verbal instructions to competition/camp attendees throughout the day on social distancing requirements and/or other safety protocols.

Spotting/safety procedures should not be minimized due to social distancing.

Safety is our top priority for your competition/camp experience. We are deeply committed to the safety and well-being of our participants, coaches and spectators. We are prepared to administer a competition/camp that will meet the state and local guidelines related to COVID-19 at the time of the event. While the final details and schedule of any competition/camp could require up to the day adjustments, and all guidelines are subject to change based on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”), federal, state and local guidance, please be assured that SHARP is committed to delivering the same quality of competition/camp experience for which we are known in length for. We appreciate your understanding of the flexibility this will require if needed.

Additional guidelines to adhere by: Anyone that develops symptoms while at competition/camp must immediately inform SHARP and comply with the procedure of removal from the competition/camp area. They must cooperate with SHARP and make a list of all persons whom they have been in close contact with (the CDC defines close contact as being within 6 feet of someone for 15 minutes or more in a 24-hour period), including in the 48-hour period before developing symptoms.

Anyone with pre-existing conditions/compromised immune system should speak with their doctor and get clearance from their doctor before attending the competition/camp.

Participants, Coaches, Spectators and SHARP Staff will monitor themselves for symptoms of COVID-19 listed by the CDC, including cough, shortness of breath, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, and new loss of taste or smell, and check their own temperature each morning, both 7 days prior to attending competition/camp and every morning before attending competition/camp. If the person displays any COVID-19 symptoms or a temperature of over 100° Fahrenheit, during the 7 days before competition/camp, they must remain home. If the person displays any COVID-19 symptoms or a temperature of over 100 Fahrenheit on any morning of competition/camp, they must remain home and report their symptoms and temperature to the appropriate competition/camp contact.

Anyone living with a house member who is currently sick, feels sick, or shows any symptoms of COVID-19 listed by the CDC, including cough, shortness of breath, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, and new loss of taste or smell, has been diagnosed or presumed positive for COVID-19, or has been around someone who has been diagnosed or presumed positive for COVID-19, currently or within the last 14 days, must stay home.

Provide a copy of these rules to all participants/coaches/parents/spectators.

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RELEASE AND LIABILITY WAIVER ROSTER List all Participants names below.

Please include ALL completed and signed Release and Liability Forms along with this sheet.

Team Name: _______________________________________________________ Coach Name: ____________________________________________________ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

Additional roster sheet(s) may be completed as needed. Please DO NOT FAX or MAIL.

All FORMS will be collected at the time of Registration on the day of the event.

Special Events

Please direct all questions by phone or e-mail Toll Free Phone: (909) 445-9267

Sharp@SharpInt.biz

Special events are always held just before awards begin. These events will be split by the following levels: Mini Mascots, Mascots, Elementary, Jr. High, High School and College. The cost is $1 per

person/per event and these tickets can be purchased at our announcer’s booth just before special events begin. Each individual that participates will receive extra spirit points for their team.

Stunt Down These groups can consist of 4-5 participants. Stunt Groups must execute their top 3 stunts before the judges’ move on to the next group. The top 3 stunt groups will receive an award. Toe Touches Students will line-up in their grade level group, forming a straight line. Each individual will get judged one at a time based on showmanship, height, pointed toes, landing and posture. The last 3 individual best performers will receive an award. Tumble Down Students will line-up in their grade level group, forming a straight line. They will execute their top tumbling pass across the mats one time only. Individuals are judged based on their technique and ability to execute their tumbling pass in a safe manor. The top 3 individual best performers will receive an award. Best Kicks Students will line-up in their grade level group to form kick lines consisting of 5-10 participants per line. Each line will show 5 kicks on the right side and 5 kicks on the left side continuous. We are looking for straight legs, pointed toes, chins up, nice posture and supporting their own weight (not leaning on participants next to them). The top 3 individual best performers will receive an award. Best Turns Students will line-up in their grade level group, forming a straight line. Each individual will get judged one at a time based on showmanship, posture & Technique. They will execute their top 3 turns for their judge. The top 3 individual best performers will receive an award. Best Leaps Students will line-up in their grade level group, forming a straight line. Each individual will execute their top 3 leaps across the floor one time. Each individual will be judged based on their showmanship, posture, pointed toes, landing, extended legs and technique. The top 3 individual best performers will receive an award. Drill Down This special event is very quite and synchronized. The announcer will call out different commands and the students must follow along. It is somewhat like “Simon says”. If the students do not follow in the announcers command then they are excused from the event to have a seat. The last 3 individuals standing will receive an award. Only available at some events throughout the year. Spectator Participation A fun routine is taught and performed just before each awards ceremony, to all outgoing spectators that would like to earn extra spirit points for their team. This event is absolutely FREE!