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Ontario_Cheerleading_Foundation Official site, registration, list of meetings and member's contact numbers.

Oregon_Cheerleading_Coaches_Association Board of directors, rule changes, competition criteria, and team recognition included.

Pennsylvania_Association_of_Cheerleading_Coaches_and_Advisors Provides membership, award, conference, clinic, job and judging information.

The_Croquet_Association The governing body for England, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. Provides introduction to the games, laws and handicap systems, history, equipment, tournaments and results, p

Croquet_Association_of_Ireland Information about tournaments and results, fixtures, history and news plus a club directory. Based in Dublin.

Croquet_Australia Includes how to play, where to play, laws of the game, international results and rankings, tournaments, croquet for kids, referees, and coaches. Directory of associations.

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Croquet_Canada News and information on clubs, members, tournaments and rules. Includes photos, learning how and equipment. Based in Toronto.

Croquet_Federation_of_Belgium Features events calendar, information on the country's history with the sport and contact information. Based in Brussels.

Croquet_New_Zealand All about the council and its associations and clubs, tournaments, player profiles and rankings, news and junior croquet, plus details about the game and its versions.

Croquet_Queensland Australian organization promoting, developing and encouraging the sport. Includes origin and games, club directory, events calendar, tournament results, referee and coaching notes.

Croquet_Victoria Niddrie, Victoria; Australia - clubs, tournaments, links, and news.

Interregional_Croquet_Federation_of_Russia Details about the federation and its services and history, events, where to play, rules, and the croquet museum.

Scottish_Croquet_Association Organises competitions and coaching for its individual members and nine affiliated clubs. Directory for clubs, contacts and competitions.

South_Australia_Croquet_Association Contains past results, news, contacts, club list, rules, events, coach and referee information, and a newsletter. Based in Adelaide, Australia.

South_West_Federation_of_Croquet_Clubs Club directory, event calendar, tournament results, news, and links. England.

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United_States_Croquet_Association_(USCA) Includes overview of the sport with tournaments, events, directories and publications. Includes both International and American rules.

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HomeContact UsBecome a MemberScholarships: Info and RecipientsAwardsThe Sideline NewsletterAnnual Spring ConferenceCheers to You LinksCompetition InformationRegional InformationRegional ResultsState Competition InformationState ResultsNews From MCCAInsurance For Competitive CheerConvention in PicturesMCCA CalendarNFHS and MSHSAA Rules MeetingsState Ad and Vendor Information Presidential WelcomeWelcome to the Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association! I am truly proud to serve as President of such a great organization. We've come a long way since being founded in 1986!Working together, sharing thoughts, culminating a unique friendship that only cheerleading coaches can, will help to make us strong and accomplish our goals. MCCA is dedicated to the service and education of youth and coaches in our state, with our membership over three hundred strong!We encourage you to join! We offer many educational opportunities throughout the year. Again, welcome to the world of the Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association!Cheers to YOU,Suzy ThompsonPresident of MCCA You Are Visitor

web hosting by doteasy Who Are We . . . The Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association is the professional organization for Missouri's cheerleading coaches. Even though we concentrate on the junior high and high school cheerleading programs, we invite cheerleading coaches who are or have been involved at any educational level to join the organization. Organized in 1987 by Suzy Thopmson, current MCCA President and Nancy Allen, with the assistance of Linda Rae Chappell, MCCA was dedicated to assisting cheerleading coaches to master the multitude of responsibilities which came with the title of coach in addition to understanding the complex nature of school cheerleading. The initial dues were $1 per year. Within a few months the first newsletter was distributed and MCCA was launched. In 1988, MCCA became a more formal organization with the approval of its constitution, approval of its incorporation and non-profit status, the inception of its annual conventon, and "real" membership dues that became and still are $20 per year. Immediately, Thompson, Ferguson and Allen, began working to make cheerleading a true athletic entity by addressing specific issues to MSHSAA such as re-instating the basket toss. Since 1988, MCCA has worked closely with the state activities association to foster an understanding and adherence to the NFHS safety rules, and with major national cheerleading organizations to promote high standards in performance for all cheer teams. In 1989, MCCA held its first Regional and State Competitons. The competition was officially sanctioned by MSHSAA from 1992 until 2006. In 2001, more than 12,000 spectators attended the State Competition held in the Hearnes Center in Columbia, Missouri. In 2007, a record 16,000+ spectators attended State. Today, MCCA is more than competition. The organization gives $10,000 in scholarships to outstanding seniors, whose coaches are members of MCCA. The association honors administrators who have made an outstanding contribution to their school's cheerleading program, with its annual Administrator of The Year Award. It promotes sportsmanship and community service with corrresponding awards. Most importantly, it helps to develop professional attitudes and skills within the cheer coaching community with ots annual convention and quarterly newsletter. In 1989 Thompson was formally elected President of MCCA, a position she has held until the present, Allen was elected Vice-President, Ferguson became the Treasurer, and Jan Riepe became Secretary, a position she has held since. In 1990, Nancy Knipfel was elected Treasurer. The position of Vice-President was filled by John Yates in 1997, and by Linda Whitford in 2001

Our Philosophy The role of a cheerleading squad is to be a support group for the school's interscholastic athletic program. The squad should strive to (1) boost school spirit, (2) promote good sportsmanship, and (3) develop positive crowd involvement. Practicing good sportsmanship should be the goal of each cheerleader and coach. All cheer coaches should be role models for their cheerleaders, especially during competitions. Cheerleading competitions should be considered as a secondary part of a school's cheerleading program. Cheerleading competition aids in developing leadership, confidence and skill; however, it needs to be placed in perspective with the total educational program. Membership on a cheerleading squad provides an opportunity to (1) improve physical skills and develop exercise habits which promote good health, (2) create strong and lasting friendships, (3) develop skills in working with others, and (4) maintain high standards of citizenship. powered by doteasy.com Elevating Cheerleading In Missouri To New Heights Last Updated on August 10, 2008 Modify Website© 2000 - 2008 powered by www.doteasy.com

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