2025 MINI CHEER RESULTS
Freshman Small –
Clarkston 1st
Stoney Creek 2nd
Oxford 3rd
Freshman Large –
Clarkston 1st
Stoney Creek 2nd
Lake Orion 3rd
JV Small –
Stoney Creek 1st
Shelby 2nd
Lake Orion 3rd
JV Large –
Stoney Creek 1st
Lapeer 2nd
Clarkston 3rd
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NYFL Cheer Competition Routines
Our athletes showcase their skills in two distinct routines modeled after the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) competitive cheer format.
Round 2 – Skill & Technique
• Focus: Motions, jumps, flexibility, and precision.
• What You’ll See: Sharp arm placements, synchronized movements, and jumps performed to a set eight-count cadence with no music.
• Mini Cheer: Shorter, simplified sequences perfect for our younger athletes while still emphasizing timing and clean technique.
• Mega Cheer: Longer sequences with advanced transitions and more intricate arm levels, reflecting the higher skill level of our older athletes.
Round 3 – Full Routine with Music
• Focus: Showmanship and team performance.
• What You’ll See: A fully choreographed routine set to music that combines cheer, dance, tumbling, and stunts.
• Mini Cheer: High-energy motions and beginner-friendly stunts that highlight enthusiasm and teamwork.
• Mega Cheer: Dynamic choreography with stronger tumbling passes, elevated stunts, and advanced dance elements to wow the crowd.
Both levels are judged on synchronization, difficulty, execution, and crowd appeal, mirroring the MHSAA standards used in middle- and high-school competition.
MINI CHEER – October 12th at Lake Orion
OPEN CHEER – October 26th at Memphis (CANCELLED)
MEGA CHEER – November 2nd at Clarkston
NYFL Cheerleading Competition Handbook 2025
NYFL Cheer Rules – Revised 2025
NYFL Difficulty Chart- 2025
NYFL ROUND 2 SCORESHEET 2025
NYFL ROUND 2 PENALTY SHEET 2025
NYFL ROUND 3 SCORESHEET 2025
NYFL ROUND 3 PENATLY SHEET 2025
