*Huskie Youth Camp (Grades 4-8) set for June 22-25, 6-8pm (register with school)
*Incoming Freshman Camp set for June 20th & 27th, 9am-12pm (register with school)
*Summer 2009 Private Home Cheer Camp, set for July 30-August 1st - Cheer Camp is mandatory for all team members!
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Congratulations to the new Cheer Team Members!
Varsity
Annalise, Annie, Bianca, Brandi, Bridget, Cailun, Danielle, Jasmine, Jayme, Jennifer, Kayla, Kelley, Krystal, Lucretia, Mina, Shanel, Shon, Stephanie, Sydney, Whitney, & Zacarra
JV
Ada, Andraney, Brittany, Camille, Chamaya, Cherina, Cheryl, Dana, Joslyn, Kenya, Kimberlee, Kymiah, Mallory, Minyan, Shawn & Teylur
CHEER TEAM SUMMER YOUTH CAMP
Register online at www.oprfhs.org - click on Summer School & Camps.
Grades 4-8
Dates: June 22nd - 25th (Monday - Thursday)
Time: 6-8pm
Location: OPRF, 3 East Gym (Enter thru Athletic Doors)
Fee: $75
Description: Teach fundemental cheerleading skills to include jumps, progression stunting and effective crowd-leading. Various skill levels will be accommodated and grouped accordingly. Staffed by OPRFHS Cheer Coaches and Cheer Team Members. Each Camper will receive a t-shirt and will have the opportunity to perform at half-time during a regular season football game (date TBD).
IMPORTANT DATES FOR INCOMING FRESHMAN CLASS OF 2013
Freshman Summer Cheer Camp
Register online at www.oprfhs.org - click on Summer School & Camps.
*Specifically geared towards incoming freshmen with an interest in trying out for the cheer program
Dates: Two Saturdays, June 20th & 27th
Time: 9am – 12pm
Location: OPRF, 3 East Gym
Fee: $65
Description: Focus on developing skills to include jumps, progressive stunting, effective crowd leading and refining technique. Campers will work with a Big Sister and receive individual instruction and assessment. Conditioning work will be included both days. Staffed by OPRF Cheer Coaches and Upper Level Cheer Team Members.
Incoming Freshmen/Transfer Student Tryouts
Dates: August 17th – August 20th
Time: TBA
Location: OPRF, 3 East Gym
Information: All students trying out for the Cheer Team must complete and submit the Athletic Registration form and have an active physical on file prior to the first tryout date. Students must submit a blue card (issued by the Athletic Office) at tryouts showing that these requirements have been met.
DEFINITION OF "TARDY" - Not being on the floor/field ready to warm up at the start of game, practice, or conditioning session, or not being in the right place at the correct time for a cheer event. Contacting the coach ahead of time to advise them that you will be late does not excuse you for being tardy. Tardies will result in demerits
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Huskie Cheerleading is all about promoting school spirit, unity and pride. Cheerleaders lead by example in the areas of sportsmanship, academic responsibility, athleticism, self-discipline, and respect for the school and others. Cheerleading - if it's in your heart, it shows in your spirit!
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