Cheerleaders

For college coaches

College Cheer Recruiting Board for Verified Coaches

Watch skills videos from high school and all-star athletes, filter by position, level, graduation year and state, and reach the families you want through the parent.

College .edu email, no cost
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Recruiting board filters

Position

Flyer Base Backspot Tumbler Dancer

Skills

Stunting Tumbling Jumps Dance Pyramids

Level

All-star

Grad year

Any

State

Any

The board

Scout on video before tryouts

  • Standing and running tumbling, stunts by position, jumps and dance on video.
  • Teams, titles, level and graduation year in one place.
  • Families with Recruiting Pro see that you viewed the profile, which often starts the conversation.
  • Adult athletes, including transfer and junior college candidates, are in the public directory.
College cheerleaders on the field during a game

Contact

Every conversation starts with the parent

  1. 1 Send a contact requestFrom the profile, with a short note about your program and tryout dates.
  2. 2 The parent gets itThe request goes to the parent who runs the profile, never to the athlete.
  3. 3 The parent decidesIf the family is interested, the parent answers and the conversation continues with them.
All safety rules

Every program

Open to coaches at every level

Cheer is not governed by NCAA recruiting calendars, so each program sets its own tryout timeline. The board is open to spirit program staff at any college with a .edu address.

NCAA D1 NCAA D2 NCAA D3 NAIA NJCAA Other

Questions

Coaches often ask

All questions
What does a college coach pay?

Nothing. Access for college programs has no cost.

How is a coach verified?

Join with your college .edu email and confirm it with the code we send. Coach access opens at once. Accounts with other addresses stay unverified and cannot open recruiting profiles.

Can I write to an athlete under 18?

No. You send a contact request from the profile. It goes to the parent who runs the profile, and the parent decides whether to answer.

What is on a recruiting profile?

Skills videos, positions, level, high school graduation year, teams, titles and the state. No city, school address or social media for athletes under 18.

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