Enrollment Begins June 1st, 2026

2026-2027 All Star Information

Come grow with us. Bloom All Star Cheer is a team commitment that includes practices, skill development, routine training, performances, and competitions.

Welcome

Thank you for your interest in the Bloom Cheer & Tumbling All Star Cheer program. We are excited to offer athletes a positive, structured, and exciting opportunity to grow in confidence, strength, skill, teamwork, and performance.

All Star Cheer is more than a weekly class. It is a team commitment that includes practices, skill development, routine training, performances, and competitions. Our goal is to help athletes become strong cheerleaders while also learning responsibility, discipline, sportsmanship, and what it means to be part of a team.

The information below includes information about team placement, financial expectations, practice requirements, attendance, parent responsibilities, competition plans, and athlete expectations. Please read through each section carefully before committing to the season.

Teams

Bloom Novice Team

Team Type Entry-level beginner team
Age Eligibility Ages 5-13
Experience No experience required
Routine Length Approximately 1:30
Practice Requirements 1-2 practices per week
Expectations Learn foundational cheer skills, teamwork, performance, and basic routine structure.
Events Local performances and/or local competitions.

Novice teams are designed for beginner athletes who are new to All Star Cheer and want to build confidence, learn the basics, and experience being part of a team.

Bloom Prep Team

Team Type Experienced entry-level team
Age Eligibility Ages 5-16
Experience Some cheer, tumbling, or performance experience preferred
Routine Length Approximately 2:00
Practice Requirements 2 practices per week
Expectations Continue building cheer skills, stunts, jumps, tumbling, performance, and routine confidence.
Events Local competitions and performances.

Prep teams are designed for athletes who are ready for a stronger commitment than Novice but may not be ready for a full Elite-level season.

Fees and Tuition

Registration and Evaluation Fees

Fee Cost Purpose
Annual Registration Fee $25 The registration fee helps cover administrative costs, insurance, system setup, and athlete processing.
Team Evaluation Fee $40 The team evaluation fee covers coach evaluation time, team placement planning, and skill review.

Monthly Tuition

Program Monthly Tuition Includes
Novice Team $150/month Team practices, tumbling class, coaching, routine instruction, skill training, stunt training, jump technique, motion technique, conditioning, flexibility, routine cleaning, performance preparation, and practice wear.
Prep Team $175/month Team practices, tumbling class, coaching, routine instruction, skill training, stunt training, jump technique, motion technique, conditioning, flexibility, routine cleaning, performance preparation, and practice wear.

Monthly tuition is separate from the Bloom Athlete Account.

Tuition does not include uniform, competition bow, shoes, competition fees, choreography, music, travel, or private lessons.

Evaluation and Placement

All athletes interested in joining Bloom All Star Cheer will participate in a team evaluation. The evaluation process is designed to help coaches place athletes on the team where they will be most successful and safe.

Athletes may be evaluated on:

  • Jumps
  • Motions
  • Dance/performance
  • Standing tumbling
  • Running tumbling
  • Stunting ability
  • Flexibility
  • Strength
  • Learning pace
  • Coachability
  • Attention to detail
  • Overall attitude and work ethic

Team evaluations are not meant to be stressful. Athletes will have the opportunity to warm up, practice, and show the skills they are comfortable performing.

All athletes will be placed on a team; however, team placement will be based on age, skill level, and what will help each athlete be successful and safe.

Please understand that All Star Cheer is not only about tumbling. Stunting, jumps, motions, performance, teamwork, and routine execution are also important parts of team placement.

An athlete may have higher-level tumbling skills but still be placed on a team that best fits their overall ability and role. Coaches will make final placement decisions based on what is best for the athlete and the team.

Bloom Athlete Account

Each All Star athlete will have a Bloom Athlete Account. This account is separate from monthly tuition and is used for season-related expenses. Monthly gym membership tuition payment is completely separate from the Bloom Athlete Account, which is the competition expenses account. The Bloom Athlete Account will hold all payments except tuition. All fundraising profits will accumulate in this account.

The Bloom Athlete Account may cover:

  • Uniform
  • Bow
  • Choreography
  • Music
  • Competition fees
  • Coaches’ competition fees
  • Showcase fees
  • Team-related expenses

Families may pay into the Bloom Athlete Account through scheduled payments, fundraising credits, or personal deposits. Fundraising profits can be applied to the athlete’s account to help reduce out-of-pocket costs.

All members must complete a Bloom Athlete Account Payment Intent Form as part of the online commitment forms. This form will let you choose whether you plan to fully participate in fundraising, partially participate, or pay all season expenses out-of-pocket.

Regardless of your payment choice, all members are required to keep a debit or credit card on file for their Bloom Athlete Account. This card will only be charged if a scheduled payment is not fully covered by fundraising credits or personal deposits by the due date.

For example, if a $300 payment is due on August 15 and your athlete has earned $100 through fundraising, only the remaining $200 would be due. If that balance is not paid by the due date, the card on file will be automatically charged for the remaining amount, plus a card processing fee.

Families are encouraged to make payments through fundraising profits, cash, check, or other approved methods before each due date so the card on file does not need to be charged. If the full amount is available in your Bloom Athlete Account before the due date, your card will not be charged. If only a partial amount is available, only the remaining balance will be charged.

Your Bloom Athlete Account should continue to build funds throughout the season like a savings account for your athlete. Expenses such as uniforms, competition fees, choreography, and other program costs may not show as deductions until Bloom Cheer & Tumbling is required to make those payments based on vendor or event deadlines.

Families will receive access to a Google account link showing deposits and deductions. It is your responsibility to review this regularly and make sure your account stays current.

If the card on file is inactive or declined, and the required payment has not been made by the scheduled due date, the athlete will not be allowed to participate in practice or be choreographed into the routine. If payments remain past due after choreography, the athlete may be replaced with no refund issued.

Novice Team Estimated Season

Due Date Amount Due Covers
August $250 Partial uniform and partial choreography/music
September $250 Partial uniform and competition fees
October $250 Partial competition fees
December $250 Final competition/team fees
Total $1,000 Estimated season account total

Prep Team Estimated Season

Due Date Amount Due Covers
August $350 Partial uniform and choreography/music
September $350 Partial choreography/music and competition fees
October $350 Partial uniform and competition fees
December $350 Final competition/team fees
Total $1,400 Estimated season account total

The following may not be included in tuition or the Bloom Athlete Account:

  • Cheer shoes
  • Makeup
  • Extra bows
  • Optional spirit wear
  • Warm-ups
  • Backpacks
  • Private lessons
  • Extra clinics
  • Travel expenses
  • Hotel expenses
  • Food at competitions
  • Spectator admission fees
  • Optional end-of-season events

Fundraisers are an optional way for families to help offset athlete expenses throughout the season. Money earned through approved fundraisers will be applied directly to the athlete’s Bloom Athlete Account and may be used toward eligible cheer-related expenses such as competition fees, choreography, uniforms, music, practice wear, travel-related costs, and other program expenses.

Families may choose to fully participate, partially participate, or opt out of fundraising. Any remaining balance that is not covered through fundraising will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian and must be paid by the scheduled due dates.

Funds raised are non-refundable and remain connected to the athlete’s account for approved program expenses. Fundraising does not replace payment deadlines unless the athlete has earned enough funds in their Bloom Athlete Account before the payment due date.

Competitions and Communication

Bloom All Star Cheer teams may participate in local performances, showcases, and competitions. Competition schedules will depend on team placement, readiness, athlete numbers, and the overall season plan.

Possible events may include:

  • Family and friends showcase
  • Local community performances
  • Local competitions
  • Regional competitions
  • Optional end-of-season events

Competition season will typically take place during the second half of the season. Families will receive a tentative schedule once teams are formed and events are selected.

All athletes participating on a Bloom All Star competitive team will be required to join the U.S. All Star Federation, also known as USASF. USASF is the governing membership organization for All Star cheer and dance and helps provide structure, safety standards, age verification, rules, and competition guidelines for the sport.

USASF membership is separate from Bloom Cheer & Tumbling fees and must be completed by each athlete/parent through the USASF membership system. Athlete memberships are renewed each season and are required for athletes to be eligible to compete at USASF-sanctioned events. The current athlete membership fee listed by USASF is $49 per season, with the membership term running June 1 through May 31.

Families will be responsible for creating or renewing their athlete’s USASF membership, selecting Bloom Cheer & Tumbling as their club, and completing any required athlete information or age verification. Athletes who are 18 or older during the membership season may have additional USASF requirements, including a background screening and abuse prevention training.

Communication is an important part of a successful season. Parents are responsible for staying informed about practices, payments, schedules, competitions, uniform information, and team updates.

Bloom Cheer & Tumbling may communicate through:

  • Email
  • Text message
  • Band app or team app
  • Website
  • Social media
  • Parent meetings

Parents are expected to check communication regularly and respond when needed.

Practice and Team Expectations

All Star Cheer is a team sport. Every athlete has an important role in the routine, and regular attendance is necessary for the team to be successful.

Athletes are expected to attend all scheduled practices, performances, and competitions. Missing practice affects not only the athlete but also stunt groups, formations, timing, and the entire routine.

Practices include:

  • Warm-up and stretching
  • Stunts
  • Tumbling
  • Jumps
  • Motions
  • Dance
  • Conditioning
  • Routine sections
  • Full-out routine practice
  • Routine cleaning

Additional practices may be added closer to showcases or competitions if needed.

Athletes are expected to follow all gym rules during practices, performances, competitions, and team events.

General expectations include:

  • Be respectful to coaches, teammates, parents, and staff
  • Arrive on time and ready to work
  • No jewelry during practice or competition
  • No gum
  • Cell phones should stay put away during practice
  • Practice only when a coach is present
  • Use appropriate language
  • Show good sportsmanship
  • Follow uniform and appearance expectations
  • Respect the facility and equipment
  • Maintain a positive attitude

Athletes should arrive ready to practice with:

  • Hair pulled up and out of the face
  • Proper practice wear
  • Cheer shoes or approved athletic shoes
  • No jewelry
  • Nails trimmed
  • Water bottle
  • Positive attitude

Once team practice wear is assigned, athletes will be expected to wear the correct outfit to practice.

Sportsmanship and team unity are extremely important at Bloom Cheer & Tumbling. Athletes and parents are expected to represent the gym in a positive way at all times.

Athletes and families should not speak negatively about:

  • Other athletes
  • Coaches
  • Parents
  • Teams
  • Other gyms
  • Scores
  • Placements
  • Competition results

This includes comments made in person, by text, or on social media.

Refunds and Commitment

If you quit or are removed from the program by Bloom Cheer & Tumbling, you will not receive a refund of any kind. This includes any prepaid amounts to Bloom Athlete Account or fundraised money. Your tuition payment will continue to be drafted June 2026-April 2027 regardless of your departure, and you will be required to pay an in-full, up front cancellation fee of $550. Bloom Cheer & Tumbling must be able to fund a replacement for your athlete as we choose our team numbers based on your athlete having a position.

By joining Bloom All Star Cheer, athletes and families are committing to the team, the season, and the expectations listed in this packet. All Star Cheer requires dedication, teamwork, consistency, and a positive attitude.

Our goal is to provide athletes with a fun, structured, and encouraging environment where they can grow as cheerleaders and as individuals.

Thank you for being part of the Bloom Cheer & Tumbling family. Come grow with us!