Singapore Sports Council has decided to withdraw its support of Cheerobics 2010 as competing teams were confused as to which championship to participate in, with SSC's event and CAS' event coinciding on the same day. To prevent further confusion and in the best interest of the competing teams, Cheerobics 2010 will be merging together with Singapore Sports Council's 1st National Cheerleading and Cheering Championships to provide the best possible competition experience.

The event will happen on the same day of Cheerobics, on 20th March at Changi Expo Hall 2. The event is expected to start around 1:30pm.

CAS would like to thank all teams, supporters and sponsors for the support. We wish all teams good luck. See you at Cheerobics 2011!

CAS is the ONLY authorised governing body in Singapore to send athletes to represent Singapore in the ICU World Cheerleading Championships. Besides the partials bids to the ICU Worlds offered to champion teams of Cheerobics 2010, CAS is offering local teams an opportunity to represent Singapore in ICU Worlds in the following divisions:

1. Partner Stunt - All Girl Group Stunt
2. Cheer Teams - All Girl Elite
3. Cheer Teams - All Girl Premier
4. Cheerdance Teams - Cheerdance Jazz
5. Cheerdance Teams -Cheerdance Hip Hop
6. Cheerdance Teams -Freestyle Cheerdance
7. Cheerdance Doubles - Cheerdance Jazz
8. Cheerdance Doubles -Cheerdance Hip Hop
9. Cheerdance Doubles -Freestyle Cheerdance

Teams who are interested, kindly please indicate your interest by sending an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2010.

Please note that CAS will offer only administrative assistance to interested teams.

In the event if there is more than 1 team expressing interest in the same division, CAS will either:

1. Hold selections to select the best team to represent Singapore; or
2. Assist teams to reach an amicable settlement.

Due to the limited availability of accommodation available at the Athletes Village at Disney World Resort, teams are advised to express your interest by the deadline to secure accommodation, which is available only on first come first served basis.

For more information about the ICU Worlds, please visit http://www.cheerunion.org/Content.aspx/Championships.

We refer to the email subject “CAS Update” sent via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it sent on 2 March 2010 at 14:20.

This email, defamatory in nature, is not authorized by the Cheerleading Association (Singapore), henceforth known as CAS. Upon initial internal investigation, several hard evidences have indicated a security breach and abuse of the email account. A police report will be lodged and legal action will be taken towards the offender.

During this period of investigation, all emails from CAS email accounts (ending with cheerleading.org.sg domain) will be deactivated, with the exception of This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , to facilitate the police’s investigation.

With regards to the allegations stated in the email, please refer to the attached email correspondences between Singapore Sports Council and CAS. As there is a malicious intent by individual(s) or organization(s) to discredit CAS, you are advised to contact CAS at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to seek any clarifications of negative claims made by any dubious or seemingly legitimate source.

Attached: Email Correspondences between SSC and CAS

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There are new updates to the routine requirements for Spirit Team Divisions.

The changes are as follows:

For the music component, NO skills are permitted. Only dance is allowed to be showcased during the music component. However, skills may be used during the cheer segment. Teams are required to perform skills that are allowed within their division. The rationale behind the change is to simplify the requirements of the routine, allowing new teams to choreograph a routine (as skills require time to build). The routine requirements are as follow:

Spirit teams are required to perform a cheer and a dance.

For the cheer component, teams are encouraged to use their school/organization/team cheer. Props (poms, signs, flags, megaphones and/or banners) are permitted during this segment. Emphasize on crowd involvement and showcase your best crowd-leading material. Skills are allowed in this segment. Please refer your division safety rules.

1. The cheer portion must be performed without music.
2. No voice-overs or words may be recorded to make the teams’ vocal projection sound louder.
3. The cheer portion is based on the ability to lead the crowd, use of signs, poms, and practical use of stunt/ pyramids to lead the crowd.
4. Please see General Safety Rules - Props for the list of props allowed.

The dance component is intended to serve the purpose of a pre-game, half-time or time-out performance. Props, except poms, are not allowed to be used during this segment. For this segment, teams are NOT allowed to incorporate tumbling or stunts. The emphasis of this segment is on crowd entertainment.

The scoresheet have also been altered to accommodate the changes. Instead of having 20 points allocated to creativity under the music component, 10 points are taken out to include motions (for the dance). The new scoresheet is as follows:

The information packet has been updated with the new information and is available for download here.

For enquiries, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

CAS is proud to announce that International Cheer Union recognize CAS as the National Governing Body (NGB) for the Sport of Cheer in representation of the nation of Singapore. Below is an extract from the official letter from ICU.

Dear Mr Ng:

On behalf of the International Governing Body of Cheerleading, the International Cheer Union ("ICU") and its more than 75 member countries, we thank you for your dedication to the positive advancement of cheerleading in your country and throughout the world. As a powerful advocate for those truly committed to this effort, the ICU is pleased to make the following announcement:

The International Cheer Union ("ICU") hereby recognizes CHEERLEADING ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE) as the National Governing Body for the Sport of Cheer in representation of the nation of SINGAPORE.

This status is granted under the conditions of continuous good standing as acknowledged by the ICU Executive Committee and bylaws of the ICU. All rights and privileges associated with this honor and distinction will be provided to Cheerleading Association (Singapore) within its ongoing commitment to the ICU ideals and principles which confirm the inclusive and positive advancement of cheerleading in Singapore and around the World. This commitment is focused on providing benefit and opportunity in the sport of Cheer for the athletes who participate.

The ICU continues to look forward to providing structure and safety, as well as balanced input and governance to assist the various stages of development in which cheerleading finds itself in many nations across the globe. Based on your efforts in Singapore, enclosed you will also find the International Cheer Union National Governing Body Certificate documenting this distinction and high honor for your country.

We appreciate very much the contributions you have made to the development of cheerleading in Singapore, and around the world. Congratulations on this achievement, and we look forward to working closely with you on this exciting endeavor.

Yours Truly,
Jeff Webb
President

Click here to view the original letter and NGB certificate.