TSD CHEER TRYOUT INFORMATION

Our team is growing and we want you to join us! We are looking for both experienced and new athletes to join our TSD Cheer teams for the 2024-2025 Competition season.  

We are a Brand New Youth Sports program located in the Puget Sound area. We offer camps, clinics, and Competitive Recreational Cheer Squads.  

Traditional Rec Comp Cheer teams participate in competitions, performing a 2 1/2 minute routine composed of tumbling(non), stunting, pyramids, dance and cheer segments.  

TSD Coaches have a history of running successful rec cheer squads. They are First Aid/CPR certified. WIAA stunt certified, USA Cheer certified, USASF certified, NFHS certified & NAYS certified members of WSCCA. Background check cleared. 

Coaches: Amber Ogle,  Madison Hummel,  Kennedy Villeses

Our mission is to emphasize and teach the importance of safety, discipline, stunting, hard work and dedication. Our goal is for you to become amazing athletes and performers. We also focus on 'Champion' conduct off the mat as well. Although our ultimate goal is to make each team competitive, we truly strive to teach our athletes lifelong lessons in leadership, teamwork, loyalty and helping others. At TSD athletes build confidence, create friendships, and learn the value of teamwork and determination as they work together to achieve their goals. We think you ll fall in love with this energetic, high-flying, competitive sport! Since TSD Cheer is a competitive team sport, a commitment is required from both the athlete and their family to ensure the athlete is able to attend team practices, performances, and competitions.  

TSD Cheer teams will be formed through a team placement process, with the goal of creating the most competitive teams for the season. The placement process takes into account individual tumbling, stunting, jump, and dance skills, along with the maturity and work ethic of the athlete and the specific needs of the team. During evaluations, athletes will demonstrate their tumbling, jumps, dance, and stunting skills. Athletes will learn a short dance to assess their ability to learn choreography and perform with precise timing, sharp motions, and enthusiasm.