General Information
The TU Spirit Squad consists of:
- Coed Cheerleading
- Pom
- Captain Cane (Mascot)
Game and Event Attendance
The TU Spirit Squad attends all home football games, women's home basketball games, men's home basketball games, as well as selected out-of-state football games, basketball games, post-season tournament games, and bowl games. In addition, the squad attends various athletic and TU-related events and performs in the community, such as corporate and charity events. Spirit Squad members are cheerleaders, dancers, entertainers, and most importantly, ambassadors for the University of Tulsa!
Practice and Workouts
The TU Spirit Squad trains a minimum of three times weekly. Practices are held on campus in the spirit room located in the Mabee Gym, at Chapman Stadium on the football field, and in the Donald W Reynolds center on the basketball court. Additional fitness training is also required a minimum of three times a week. Fitness training is held on campus in the Spirit Room, in addition to other on-campus sites.
Academic Requirements
The University of Tulsa Athletic Department supports and directs the Spirit Squad. The squad adheres to the role and mission of the University of Tulsa Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.
The TU Spirit Squad Members are considered part of the Athletic Department family and follow NCAA rules for eligibility to participate in collegiate sports. All members must maintain a 2.0 grade point average or above and carry a minimum of (12) credits. All freshmen members are required to attend a minimum of 8 hours of study hall per week. Upper classmen with less than an overall 3.0 grade point average are also required to attend a minimum of 4 hours of study hall per week until their grades improve.
Team Benefits
The University of Tulsa is committed to assist Spirit Squad members in their academic and personal growth and in achieving their highest potential as individuals. Other significant benefits include:
- Competitive Scholarships
- Travel opportunities
- Leadership development opportunities
- Equipment and Clothing
Contact Information
Amanda Snider - Head Coach
amanda-robison@utulsa.edu
918-631-5496
For additional information about Captain Cane, please call 918-631-5496.
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