The primary purpose of the cheerleader is to be a member of the team, which has as its goal the support of intercollegiate athletics and Gustavus Adolphus College. This support is expressed in three different ways:
The cheer team consists of up to 20 cheerleaders who cheer for home football and home men's basketball games, with an opportunity to travel to away playoff games. The cheer team may also performs at a variety of off-campus appearances and participate in all Gustavus Cheerleading Fundraisers.
At the moment, the squad does not travel with the teams they cheer for except for important games such as conference games. In these cases, an official college chaperone (the cheerleader Advisor, Coach, or a designee) will travel with the squad.
It is important that each member remember that when s/he does travel, s/he is a representative of the college. At all times, cheerleaders behavior shall be exemplary. Behavior, which is loud, boisterous, rude, unrestrained, rough, rowdy, offensively harsh or discordant, unruly, etc., shall subject a cheerleader to discipline.
In addition to football and basketball games and practices, cheerleaders attend a number of other events each year such as banquets, Homecoming parade, etc.
The Cheer Coach shall approve all appearances by the cheerleaders in advance. Appearances shall be at places and events, which are considered in good taste.
The cheerleaders shall appear only at events/activities, which will reflect positively on them as individuals, and as representatives of the Athletic Department and the College.
Cheerleaders shall:
Cheerleaders shall:
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