Q: Will there be chaperones for my cheerleader?
A: Yes. CheerHawaii USA will ensure that each cheerleader is chaperoned. We are very strict with our security regulations. Cheerleaders are never allowed to leave campus without supervision. Security will be provided by CheerHawaii USA and the University of Hawaii. Any cheerleader who violates the CheerHawaii USA or University of Hawaii regulations will have their parents notified and the cheerleader will be sent home. Each cheerleader will be assigned to a squad of 8-10 other cheerleaders and one coach. The assigned coach will be thier chaperone throughout the entire camp."
Q: Where do the cheerleaders stay?
A: All cheerleaders are required to stay in the University of Hawaii dorms with coach/chaperones on each floor.
Q: Can parents, family and friends come to the camp?
A: Yes. The events in Hawaii also provide a chance for families to enjoy a great week in Hawaii. There is no charge to attend any of the workout sessions. A week ending banquet and awards dinner will be available for parents, friends, and family members to attend.
Q: Where do parents and guests stay during the camp?
A: Most of the parents, family and friends will stay in Waikiki, which is about 5 to 10 minutes away from the University of Hawaii. We will set up discounted room rates at some of the nicer hotels for family and friends.
Q: Will the cheerleaders be able to spend time with their parents during the camp?
A: Yes, participants may check out to THEIR PARENTS ONLY during the designated free time only if they are signed out with their respective coach. CheerHawaii USA suggests that the cheerleaders spend as much time as possible with her respective team to ensure good team bonding. Generally, those cheerleaders who spend all their free time with their parents do not fully benefit from the unique attributes of this event. All cheerleaders will have the same regulations concerning curfew times, which will be covered at the general meetings.
Q: When will cheerleader's airline tickets be issued?
A: Cheerleaders will receive their E-Ticket approximately three to four weeks before departure.
Q: Can cheerleader's tickets be changed for extended stays?
A: Yes, any participant who wishes to remain on Oahu for a longer time may do so. Participants are responsible for any costs associated with extended stays in terms of lodging, meals, transportation, airfare or ticket changes. All participants are required to arrive on the scheduled day for orientation.
Q: Will college coaches be at the invitational?
A: We have several top NCAA Division I Cheer Coaches working the invitational. Also, many of the Hawaii college cheer coaches will be in attendance. This would be a great opportunity for you to contact the colleges you are interested in and let them know you have been selected to attend the CheerHawaii USA invitational and will be working with professional and collegiate coaches.
Q: If my daughter is injured while in Hawaii, are there trainers or medical attention available?
A: Yes. CheerHawaii USA will provide excellent certified sports trainers. There is a hospital within a close distance to the university in the event anyone is injured and needs emergency medical treatment.
Q: What will the cheerleaders need to bring with them for the trip?
A: A list of items required for the trip to Hawaii will be sent to each cheerleader in the late spring.
Q: How far away is the University of Hawaii from the Honolulu airport?
A: The Honolulu airport is about 15 - 20 minutes from the campus and the same distance to the hotels in Waikiki.
Q: Do we have to follow the payment plan?
A: Yes, as close as possible. CheerHawaii USA does not allow participants to pay one lump sum payment at the end because of deposit commitment dates in the months preceding the camp.
Q: How much spending money will be needed?
A: Plan on about $200 - $300 spending money for each cheerleader.
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