T*E*X*A*S TEXAS ELITE! This page gives the world the opportunity to witness our squads talent. Those who would like to join we say, "Come on Y'all!"
Texas Elite Cheer is a competitive cheerleading organization committed to providing the best cheerleading instructions. We have multiple coaches whos' unique skills are offered to several squads (ages 2- 18 yrs old) to fit varying needs. Our All-Star, Show, and exhibition squads offer a healthy competition and performance atmosphere. Texas Elite strives for excellence and promotes constant growth physically, morally, ethically and personally in all of our athletes.
03/07/2018
Please check your Atlethes if you guys competed at this competition!!!!!
Cheerleaders possibly exposed to mumps at Dallas NCA competition If your child attended the National Cheerleaders Association All-Star National Championship in Dallas, watch for mumps symptoms.
01/08/2018
Yes indeed!!!!
I've noticed some things at some smaller local comps lately that I feel might need some reminding as this competition season gets into swing.
During competitions there are several areas where parents fail to represent themselves or their child’s gym well:
•First, we all want a good seat in the arena. Saving a seat or two for a short time is okay; saving 30 seats all day when they are barely used is disrespectful and rude.
•When a team is performing make sure you stay seated or wait until the routine is finished to find your seat. There is plenty of time between performances for any moving around.
•During competitions, priority seating is provided for friends and family of the team competing. There is an unwritten rule that front row seats in priority go to parents and close friends.
•Awards can be as stressful for parents as they are for the cheerleaders themselves. This is a parent’s time to show the kids what true sportsmanship is all about. Clap for every team called in addition to the winner. This can be especially hard when you have been beaten by a huge rival.
•In addition, absolutely DO NOT cheer, clap, jump up and down, yell, scream, high five, or otherwise celebrate when a team is called second and yours is therefore first. (Believe me I’ve had to work on this myself). This is probably the hardest thing to do as a parent but one of the most crucial. Let the team enjoy this time because second place can be quite an accomplishment for many teams. You will have plenty of time afterwards to celebrate your win!
As always stay Certifiably CheerMAD
Adapted from: https://usasffederationnation.wordpress.com/ by: Bill Presson
Posted by: Jessica Provost Hickey CheerMAD Parents Panel Member
12/11/2017
Happy Monday!!!!!
The cheer hangover. It's real.
09/22/2017
The amount of love ❤ in this gym can't be questioned!!!!!
08/24/2017
So, get out there today and rule that blue carpet on campus, at school, in the office or at home!!!!!
08/23/2017
11/24/2016
Our 2014/2015 end of the season Video!!!!
Texas Elite Cheer! 2014/2015 End of the Season video!!!!!
11/24/2016
An oldie but goodie.... The season has started!!!!
Texas Elite Cheer! 2014 TEC Promo.... An oldie but a goodie!!!! Created by one of the Athletes....
08/08/2016