Registration Information

• OCCA Membership - Coaches must be a member of the OCCA in order for athletes to be eligible to compete
• Membership forms must be postmarked no later than Monday, October 28, 2019
  • There will be a $50.00 LATE fee assessed for all late coaches memberships and entries
• Mailed Registration forms and Payment must be postmarked no later than Monday, October 28, 2019
  • Mail to: Katie Underwood, OCCA All State Director 100 Wedgewood Dr Eugene, OR 97404
  • Payment must be received with registration in order for participants to be eligible to compete
  • Payment will not be accepted at the event
• All emailed registration forms and PayPal payments must be received by Wednesday, October 30
• Requests for lineup placements will not be accepted. We have hundreds of performances. Please be flexible
• Late entries may be accepted if space allows. There will be a $50.00 late fee
• Cancellations - if, for any reason (illness, injury, etc.) you must drop a competitor from the competition, please notify Katie Underwood immediately (allstatedir@occa.net). There will be no refunds

FOR INDIVIDUAL SCORESHEET/RUBRICS CLICK HERE

All athletes will learn a designated cheer and dance prior to arriving at All-State.  

• The dance and cheer choreography will be available on the OCCA website exactly one month prior to the All-State Competition (10/9/19). 
• We will also be putting a link on YouTube. 
• An MP3 of the music will be available as well.
• For all individuals, athletes will be placed in random order and they will compete one at a time. There will only be one round for Individuals.
• Athletes have 35 seconds to complete their “entrance skills” which can be done in any order. The entrance skills are:
  • Running Tumbling
  • Standing Tumbling
  • Jumps to Tumbling
    • Please refer to the rubric for jump requirements
• Timing starts from the moment they touch the mat and ends when they complete their final entrance skill. There will be a 3 point deduction for athletes who take more than 35 seconds.
• Athlete performs the cheer and dance that they have learned previously online.
• Athlete will spirit off the mat once cheer and dance have been performed.
• The score sheet for the All-State Individuals is available on the OCCA website.

Tumbling Requirements:

• Male only division no back handspring requirements
• 1A-3A no back handspring requirements
• 4A Back handspring required in either standing or running tumbling
• 5A Back handspring required in standing and running tumbling
• 6A A tuck is required in either standing or running tumbling

It is recommended, but not required, that all competitors meet the following minimum skill requirements:

• Level Jumps
• Proficient in Dance Ability
• Sharp Motion Technique
• Superior Projection & Crowd Leading Ability

One All-State team* will be chosen for each of the following divisions: Male, 1-3A; 4A; 5A; 6A. (Divisions may be combined if there are less than 10 participants in any division, except for the male division.)

It is advised and recommended that the compulsory All-State routine not be used after All-State.

FOR GROUP STUNT SCORESHEET/RUBRICS CLICK HERE

• You can have a maximum of 5 team members per group in the Group Stunt Division.
• There will be separate All-Girl and Co-Ed Group Stunt Divisions.
  • All Girl Stunt Divisions are separated based on OSAA State Cheer Classifications.
    • If there are less than 8 groups in a division, divisions will be combined. (1A-3A with 4A and 5A with 6A)
• Music is encouraged (not to exceed the 1 minute time limit).
• The same individual may not participate in two Female Group Stunt teams, but they may compete in the Coed Stunt and Partner Stunt Category.
• Placings will be awarded to the top 35% of the division with a maximum of 5 placings.

FOR PARTNER STUNT SCORESHEET/RUBRICS CLICK HERE

• You can have two team members and one spotter in the Partner Stunt Division.
• The same individual may not participate in two Partner Stunt teams, but they may compete in the Coed Stunt and Group Stunt Category.
• Spotter Rules:
  • The spotter must be a member of your Varsity Team and may not help as a base.
  • The spotter must assist in all cradles as defined in the National Federation Rules.
  • The spotter may assist as a back spot and with pitches to tricks.
  • The judges will award a lower amount of difficulty points if a partner stunt is assisted by a spotter.
  • If the spotter ever acts as a base, the group will be disqualified.
  • Once the first stunt is performed, the positions of spotter, base or top can not be changed.