National Cheerleading Championship
| Most recent season or competition: 2014 National Cheerleading Championship |
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| Sport | Cheerleading |
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| Founded | 2006 |
| Director | Paula Isabel de la Llana–Nunag |
| President | Carlos Valdes |
| Motto | Leap Higher. Dance Harder. Cheer Louder. You've Got Spirit |
| Country | Philippines |
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| TV partner(s) | Fox Sports |
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| Official website | www |
The National Cheerleading Championship, more popularly known by its abbreviated name NCC, is the Philippines’ first and only cheerleading competition that employs American cheerleading rules and regulations. The annual competition, which started in 2006, is modeled after US competitive cheerleading competitions.[1] It is the only Philippine cheerleading organization that has brought well known American names in cheerleading to judge its competitions, as well as its camps and trainings sessions.[2]
NCC is a member of the Philippine Cheerleading Alliance (PCA), the official governing body for cheerleading in the Philippines.[3]
Contents
Background
History
National Cheerleading Championship started as a one-day invitational cheerleading championship in 2006. It started with two divisions, College and High School divisions, composed of ten teams and was held in Araneta Coliseum. The inaugural event was judged by invited American judges, such as Joe Jackson of the Cheerleaders of America (COA),[4] as well with known Filipino names in Philippine cheerleading.[5] In 2008, twenty nine teams from all over the country participated in the competition securing its title as the only national cheerleading competition in the Philippines. By 2009, it first held regional qualifiers among three key cities in the Philippines. By 2010, with eighty five squads joining the qualifiers, the regional qualifiers was expanded to six; divisions were also expanded to six. In 2011, the divisions were expanded more to eight, and the National Dance Championship was inaugurated with 23 teams participating.[5]
Mission
The National Cheerleading Championship's mission are:[6]
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- to promote the sport of International Competitive Cheerleading as a means to raise the caliber of local cheerleading;
- to promote the ideas of good sportsmanship, personal integrity and accountability, team cooperation and community activities;
- to develop cheerleaders that possess world-class cheerleading skills and abilities;
- to develop cheerleading coaches adept and knowledgeable in world class training methods and expertise;
- to standardize and inculcate the rules and regulations of competitive cheerleading and develop world-class and international quality training methods and skills;
- to establish the National Cheerleading Organization to provide products and services and a means for networking for the cheerleading community;
- to hold annually the country’s Premiere Cheerleading Tournament as a means to showcase the country’s cheerleading skills and talents;
- and to be able to send a Filipino contingent to international cheerleading competitions.
Vision
The National Cheerleading Championship's vision is to become the premier organization for the advancement of cheerleading as a sport through developing and training world-class Filipino cheerleading athletes by providing international-standard training methods, services, and facilities, and a venue for a national cheerleading tournament.[6]
Seasons
Cheerleading
Stunts
| Season | Division | Teams | Champion (Score) | Runner-up (Score) | Third place (Score) | |
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| 2010 | ||||||
| Partner Stunts | 5 | University of Makati (237) | Rizal Technological University (226) | University of Makati (219) | ||
| 2011 | ||||||
| Partner Stunts | 7 | University of Perpetual Help (235.5) | University of the Cordilleras (233) | University of Makati (216) | ||
| College Group Stunts | 6 | Tarlac State University (231.5) | Holy Angel University (226) | Rizal Technological University (219) | ||
| High School Group Stunts All-Girls | 1 | St. Pedro Poveda College (198) | No other teams competed | |||
| 2012 | ||||||
| Partner Stunts | 4 | Tarlac State University (198) | Holy Angel University (153) | Saint Louis University (137.5) | ||
| College Group Stunts | 2 | Tarlac State University (211) | Holy Angel University (188) | No other teams competed | ||
| High School Group Stunts All-Girls | 8 | St. Pedro Poveda College (211.5) | Immaculate Conception Academy (207) | St. Pedro Poveda College (191) | ||
| 2013 | ||||||
| Partner Stunts | 5 | Tarlac State University (234) | City University of Pasay (202.5) | Highlands Elite Warriors (194.5) | ||
| College Group Stunts | 5 | Tarlac State University (188.5) | Central Colleges of the Philippines (186.5) | Holy Angel University (182) | ||
| High School Group Stunts All-Girls | 2 | Immaculate Conception Academy (212.5) | St. Pedro Poveda College (194) | No other teams competed | ||
| 2014 | ||||||
| Partner Stunts | 3 | Central Colleges of the Philippines (233) | Taguig City University (226.5) | Rizal Technological University (134) | ||
| College Group Stunts | 7 | Taguig City University 1 (258) | National University (235) | Central Colleges of the Philippines 2 (218.5) | ||
| High School Group Stunts All-Girls | 1 | Immaculate Conception Academy (207) | No other teams competed | |||
Dance
| Season | Division | Teams | Champion (Score) | Runner-up (Score) | Third place (Score) | |
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| 2011 | ||||||
| College Dance Hip Hop | 10 | De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (259) | De La Salle University (256) | Saint Louis University (247) | ||
| College Dance Jazz | 10 | University of the Cordilleras (238) | Southern Luzon State University (223) | No other teams competed | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop | 7 | School of the Holy Spirit (276.5) | Assumption College (262) | St. Pedro Poveda College (249) | ||
| High School Dance Jazz | 2 | School of the Holy Spirit (237) | St. Pedro Poveda College (236) | No other teams competed | ||
| 2012 | ||||||
| College Dance Hip Hop | 2 | University of the Philippines Los Baños (237) | University of the Philippines Diliman (230.5) | No other teams competed | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop | 4 | St. Paul College Pasig (254.5) | Assumption College (251) | School of the Holy Spirit (240) | ||
| High School Dance Jazz | 2 | Assumption College (341) | School of the Holy Spirit (305) | No other teams competed | ||
| 2013 | ||||||
| College Dance Hip Hop | 4 | Notre Dame of Dadiangas University (237) | Tarlac State University (225) | University of the Philippines Los Baños (222) | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop | 1 | Colegio San Agustin – Makati (227) | No other teams competed | |||
| College Dance Hip Hop All-Girls | 4 | University of the Philippines Los Baños (240) | Assumption College (226) | Tarlac State University (225) | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop All-Girls | 6 | Assumption College (257.5) | St. Paul College Pasig (254.5) | St. Pedro Poveda College (250) | ||
| High School Jazz All-Girls | 1 | Assumption College (237) | No other teams competed | |||
| Junior Jazz All-Girls | 1 | St. Paul College Pasig (242) | No other teams competed | |||
| 2014 | ||||||
| College Dance Hip Hop | 7 | Notre Dame of Dadiangas University (421.1) | University of the East (394.5) | Taguig City University (383.9) | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop | 5 | Colegio San Agustin – Makati (433) | La Salle Green Hills (430.5) | School of Saint Anthony (399.5) | ||
| College Dance Hip Hop All-Girls | 2 | Lyceum of the Philippines University-Laguna (399.5) | Notre Dame of Dadiangas University (356) | No other teams competed | ||
| High School Dance Hip Hop All-Girls | 9 | Miriam College High School (441.2) | Assumption College (440) | School of the Holy Spirit (428.4) | ||
| High School Jazz All-Girls | 3 | Assumption College (395.5) | St. Paul College Pasig (389) | Southernside Montessori School (362.5) | ||
| Junior Jazz All-Girls | 1 | St. Paul College Pasig (362) | No other teams competed | |||
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