Cheerleaders

The full walkthrough

Cheer Team App: How Your Program Goes From Spreadsheets to Game Day

A cheer team app keeps your roster, tryout scores, practice plans and competition calendar in one place. That is what Cheerleaders does: one account runs your whole program, for school, rec and all-star teams alike. Here is the season, step by step.

Step 1 Roster first, everything follows

1

Build your roster

Import your athletes from any spreadsheet, or type them in. Each athlete gets a card with position, level, uniform size and a verified-skills checklist, so you always know who can throw what. Lineups build themselves from that data, and when uniforms are outgrown at the end of the season, the sizes on those cards make it easy to list full sets on the cheer uniforms marketplace.

Roster · Ridgeline Rockets 18 athletes
Maya Torres Flyer L4 3/4 skills
Jordan Lee Base L4 3/4 skills
Drew Parker Backspot L4 3/4 skills
Imported from tryouts_2026.xlsx in 40 seconds
Step 2 Tryout week without the paper
Tryouts · Judge sheet Live ranking
1 #21 C. Reyes Top score 33.0
2 #14 A. Sutton 32.0
3 #3 B. Okafor 30.0
Every judge entry logged with a timestamp

2

Run tryouts with digital score sheets

On tryout day, each judge scores from their own phone: motions, jumps, tumbling, stunts. The app adds it up and ranks candidates live, so results are ready the moment the last athlete finishes. Every entry is logged with a judge name and timestamp, which means the results hold up when a parent asks to see them. See the full cheer tryout score sheets feature for weighted categories and exports.

Step 3 Sunday nights back

3

Plan practices in blocks

A practice is a stack of timed blocks: warmup, stunts, tumbling, full-outs, cooldown. Build the stack once, drag blocks to reorder, and reuse it every week. The plan goes to assistant coaches and athletes automatically, and attendance pings parents 24 hours before. Most coaches plan a month in one sitting. The cheer practice plans page shows block templates and skill tracking in detail.

Practice · Wednesday 90 min
Warmup + stretch 15 min
Stunt sequences 25 min
Tumbling lines 20 min
Full-out x3 20 min
Cooldown + notes 10 min
17/18 confirmed · parents pinged automatically
Step 4 The season on one calendar
Season · Senior 4 4 comps
Jan 17 Winter Regionals Salt Lake City, UT 2nd · 87.35
Feb 28 State Championship Music due Feb 14 · packing list ready Next up
Apr 25 Summit Finals Dallas, TX Registered
Deadlines, music timing and results attach to each event

4

Run competition season

Every event on your cheer competition schedule carries its own registration window, music deadline, packing list and day-of timeline. The app reminds you before each deadline, not after. Scores and placements log against each event, so by finals you have the whole season's record in one view your athletic director or gym owner can check without emailing you.

Every week Where the app does the work for you
Mon Week plan goes out Practice blocks and times land with coaches, athletes and parents.
Tue Attendance pings Parents get the 24-hour reminder for Wednesday practice.
Wed Practice runs itself Coaches run the timed blocks from their phones on the floor.
Thu Skills logged New verified skills update athlete cards and lineup options.
Fri Deadline check Any comp registration or music deadline inside 14 days gets flagged.
Sat Game day sheet Day-of schedule, lineups and packing list in every pocket.
Sun Nothing The week is already planned. That is the point.

The same rhythm works whether you coach one squad or a multi-team cheer gym. Plans start at $29 a month, billed monthly, cancel anytime. See cheer gym software pricing.

Game day, every day

Run your whole season in one app

Rosters, tryouts, practices, comps and the uniform marketplace. Your first team is set up in minutes.

Takes 30 seconds. No credit card needed.