Cheerleading Training Center
285 Great Hill Rd
Naugatuck, CT 06770
Connecticut's
(203) 729-CATS (2287)
USA WILDCAT ALL-STAR CHEERLEADERS
Connecticut's most Elite Cheerleading Training Facility
We Specialize in Teaching and Training Competitive Cheerleading Teams to children ages 5 and up.
We train in tumbling, stunts, jumps, and motion technique.
We also choreograph cheer routines for schools, as well as teach private camps and clinics.
Cheerleading Training Center 285 Great Hill Rd Naugatuck CT 06770
Conveniently located just minutes from the Intersection of Rt 84 and Rt 8 South
Cheerleading Training Center
Home of the
USA WILDCATS
ALL STAR TEAMS
Established in May, 1997- In our new facility we have opened up teams for Grades K-12, College and older. The USA Wildcat All Star Teams is a fantastic way for your children to grow as athletes and have fun in the process. We offer teams for every age/ability level. If you're a beginner or have been cheerleading and tumbling for years, we have a team that will challenge you. Our coaching staff has combined over 75 years of experience in cheerleading and gymnastics. The USA Wildcats is the first, and has proven to be one of the most successful All-Star Cheerleading Programs in the State.
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This page was last updated on: March 19, 2010
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USA WILDCAT
Erin Trotman
On the cover of April 2006
American Cheerleader.
USA Wildcats Senior Silver
2009 Live Championship National Champions
USA Wildcats Senior Elite
2010 USA Wildcats Senior Red
3 Time National Champions, 1 National Grand Champions
Most Entertaining Award, and a Paid Bid to the US Finals
The USA Wildcats are Pleased to Announce The Date of the 13th Annual
Wildcat Cheer and Dance Open
2009 Youth Athletic National Championships
All 9 Wildcat Teams Compete for "Make-a-Wish"
Story by: Marc Robbins
Hamden, Conn. (WTNH) - Hundreds of cheerleaders packed the sports complex at Quinnipiac University this weekend for the school's 6th annual Cheer Challenge.
It was a Sunday morning full of bright smiles, bold styles and precise moves.Competitive cheerleading drives the energetic performers to soak up the environment while putting on a show.
"Stunting is the hardest for me. It's a lot of work. You have to work with other people and sometimes it gets hard to all be cohesive," said Alyssa Buda of Northeast Tropics.
"Some people ask why it's called cheerleading. But, it's still the same concept: just dance, stunting, jumps, but there's no cheer in it," said Lisa Marieminck of Northeast Tropics.
Event host Quinnipiac has become a pioneering-force in the sport, developing one of the first dozen collegiate squads in the country.
Not only does the hard work pay off in competitive satisfaction, but this event has become a large fundraiser for the Make-a-Wish Foundation .
And through the efforts of the organizers and participants, the competition raised more than $7,000 this weekend.
SATURDAY MARCH 20, 2010
WITH A SNOW DATE OF SUNDAY MARCH 21st, 2010
No Snow date for Scholastic Teams
The New Haven Field house
480 Sherman Parkway New Haven, CT 06511
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