NC STATE CHEERLEADING

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2005-2006 North Carolina State
University Cheerleading Head Cheer Coach Harold
Trammel Box 8506, Reynolds
Coliseum Email harold_trammel_at_ncsu.edu
2411 West Dunn Ave Website www.wolfpackche
er.com Raleigh, NC 27695
Phone [phone]
(Fax)

• The University
• North Carolina State University is located in the
  heart of Raleigh, the states capital, is 30
  minutes from Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill.
  It is a great area, with lots to do. NC State
  University is home to 35,000 students, and offers
  a variety of schools and degrees. For
  information on degree programs, admission
  requirements, or to request an application please
  visit www.ncsu.edu or call 919-515-2434.
• The Squad
• NC State, NCA Grand National Champions in 2001,
  has 4 National Titles. Their teams are composed
  of two squads, Red Team and White Team. Red Team
  cheers for home and away football games, Mens
  basketball and competes at Nationals. White Team
  cheers for home football games and Womens
  basketball. Squad sizes vary, but typically
  consist of but are not limited to 10 - 12 males
  and females per team.
• Wolfpack Benefits
• Fully supported by Athletic Dept.
• Student Athlete Status
• Pre-registration for Classes
• Access to tutors
• Athletic Training Room Access
• Strength Conditioning Coaches
• Basketball Football Tickets
• Meal Stipend when Traveling
• Uniforms, Warm ups, etc paid for
• Partial scholarships available

Tryout Requirements To tryout everyone must brin
g a current physical (less than one year old)
and do the following Standing back tuck and toe
touch back tuck. Stunting Positions The above
standing tumbling and two optional stunts. One
stunt must include a 720 dismount. Stunts will be
performed with current NC State Cheerleaders.
Tumbling Positions The above standing tumbling,
a toss shoulder stand, a standing pass through
to a full and 2 running passes including a
variety of elite elements (ex. punch front, front
handspring, arabian, 1 ½ or multiple spinning
elements in series) These spaces are limited.
I encourage you to submit a video demonstrating
the skills listed for the positions above prior
to tryouts. You may also include any other skills
that demonstrate your talent (ex. cheer, dance,
etc.). For the Strength of the P
ack is the Wolf And the Strength of the Wolf is
the Pack.

• Tryout Dates
• 2006 Spring Tryouts will be held in Carmichael
  Gymnasium in the Gymnastics facility.
  
• April 28th 6-9pm - Optional Tryout Clinic (25)
• April 29th 10-1pm and 3-6pm
• April 30th 10-1pm and 3-6pm
• Incoming Freshman and transfer students can
  tryout in the Spring but must have already
  applied to the University. Everyone must have a
  current physical.
• 2006 Fall Tryouts will be held in Carmichael
  Gymnasium in the Gymnastics facility. In
  September
  
• Must be a full time student (admitted in to the
  University and taking 12 hours of classes) with a
  current physical. (Less than 1 year old)
  
• Mascot Tryouts
• Tryouts will be held the same time as cheer
  tryouts. Tryouts consist of a skit prop work.
  
• 2006 Camp Dates
• We are proud to announce our new partnership with
  Edge Cheer Dance to offer WOLFPACK cheer camps!
  See wolfpackcheer.com for details or contact