The Regional Advisory Board supports the initiatives of the USASF and conveys new ideas to the USASF Staff, Committees, and the Board of Directors for consideration based on regionally representative ideas.
The USASF Connection is the path for involvement for member club owners and coaches. The Connection provides opportunities to collaborate, contribute, share resources and mentor USASF members, all in an effort to promote the longevity and viability of All Star.
Organized to develop, maintain and enforce rules and judging procedures which govern USASF Sanctioned Events and The Cheerleading & Dance World Championships, The Cheer and Dance Rules Committees provide a standard for the industry and strive to provide fair play and safety assurances.
The Sanctioning Committee works to develop and maintain: (1) the standards by which competitions qualify for USASF Sanctioning and the process and guidelines governing compliance, and (2) the approval process and criteria for event producer memberships including eligibility to offer Worlds bids.
The USASF Athlete Advisory Council consists of high school-age athlete members who are selected to provide the National Advisory Board members with insight and input solely from the athlete perspective.
The Exceptional Athlete Committee seeks to provide rules and safety guidelines, understanding and specialized training for Coaches and Assistants of Exceptional Athletes to enhance the benefit of their positive life experiences through All Star Cheer and Dance.
The Dance Advisory Board oversees dance committees as they serve to understand the needs of the All Star dance community and make necessary recommendations to the USASF Board to meet those needs.
The USASF Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Sensitivity sub-committee (DEIS) focuses on issues of diversity and community within All Star and makes recommendations with the intention of promoting better understanding between and within the membership to be a more inclusive sport for all.
The U.S. All Star Federation (USASF) has a mission to support and enrich the lives of our All Star athletes and members. We strive to provide consistent rules and safety guidelines, drive competitive excellence and promote a positive image for the sport. The USASF credentials coaches, certifies legality officials and sanctions events - all with the goal to provide the safest possible environment in which athletes may train and compete. Founded in 2003, we are a not-for-profit corporation established in Tennessee and governed by bylaws, officers, a board of directors and fifteen standing committees.
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