Providence College Cheerleading

Try Out Information
Spring tryouts were held on April 24, 2010.  Check the news page to meet the new team!  Information on fall tryouts will be available at a later date.  Please fill out the insurance form labeled "Incoming Student-Athletes Sports Medicine Forms" on the link below and bring it with you to tryouts.  You must also bring a photo copy of your insurance card with you in order to tryout.

  • Click HERE to print and fill out required medical forms including insurance information.

Female Requirements to be a Providence College cheerleader include:
Standing Back Handspring
Stunting Experience
Collegiate Athletic Look
Positive Attitude

Male Requirements include:
Ability to Stunt
Positive Attitude
Excellent Work Ethic

What To Expect
The squad is made up of 20-25 athletes who dedicate lots of time and energy to PC Cheerleading. The team practices four times per week while attending games, fundraisers and various events on campus. Team members have a competitive drive that must be maintained throughout the year. Team members are expected to perform in front of large crowds at games and competitions. All cheerleaders are expected to represent the team and the school in a traditional collegiate mannner. Academic performance is very important and the team has maintained a Team GPA of over 3.00 over the past few years.

Late Night Madness
Every year the cheerleaders perform a routine for "Late Night Madness". This event marks the beginning of the basketball season where the student body will be introduced to the Cheerleaders, Dance Team, Band, Women's Basketball Team and Men's Basketball Team.

Games and Tournaments
The cheerleaders perform during Men's Basketball games at The Dunkin' Donuts Center in downtown Providence. Games are televised on both Local and National Television. Specific games can be seen on CBS and ESPN! The team also cheers at Women's Basketball Games located in Alumni Hall on campus.  Every year the team travels to New York City for the Big East Tournament which is held in Madison Square Garden. Over a span of four days all Big East teams go head to head for the conference championship.

Competition
Competition is a huge goal held by the cheerleaders at Providence College. The team works hard all year in order to perfect the skills necessary for competition. The team has had a competitive presence in the past at local competitions as well as NCA collegiate nationals in Daytona, Florida.
*Cheerleaders participate in Fundraising activities to help alleviate the cost of Nationals*

For more information about cheerleading at Providence College please contact:
Sarah Gwizdowski
Spirit Coordinator
1 Cunningham Square
Providence, RI 02918
(401) 865-1773
sgwizdow@providence.edu

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