Wisconsin Association of Cheer/Pom Coaches

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The WACPC, Inc. organization consists of coaches from the state of Wisconsin who share a common goal of promoting and improving their leadership role in the sports of cheer and dance. As the link between spirit coaches and the WIAA, WACPC has a strong impact upon decisions affecting all Wisconsin cheer and dance programs.

“The WIAA and its member schools have recognized and endorsed the Wisconsin Association of Cheer and Pom Coaches as the organization aligned with school-based programs in the state since 2003. Although a number of other non-school competitions are offered by profit-seeking interests, the WACPC provides competitions and education for cheer and dance teams that embrace the ideals of interscholastic activities.”

- Todd Clark, WIAA Director of Communications & Advanced Media

2017-2018 Membership is Closed

Membership will open July 1st for the 2018-19 season. Cost is $75. Have credit card information ready prior to beginning the registration form. If paying by check please see membership page for details. For more information on membership please click on link below.

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WACPC Ethics Statement

WACPC Member Coaches should...

Consistently uphold the integrity of the profession.
Have thorough knowledge of the safety rules.
Respect and support competing athletes, teams, coaches, competition administrators, and judges.
Actively use their influence to promote sportsmanship.

Comprehensive Ethics Statement

Coaching ethics means conforming to professional standards or moral conduct. Cheer and Dance coaches have a tremendous influence in the education of an athlete. Never place the value of winning above the value of instilling the highest ideals of character.
Coaches should consistently uphold the integrity of the profession; strive to set an example of the highest ethical and moral conduct.
Coaches should have thorough knowledge of the safety rules.
Competition administrators and judges shall have the respect and support of the coach. Public criticism of competing athletes, teams, coaches, competition administrators, or judges is unethical. Conduct that incites athletes or spectators against these personnel is unethical. Constructive criticism or concerns should be directed to the WACPC Board of Directors.
Coaches shall actively use their influence to promote sportsmanship.

While it is impossible for competition administrators or judges to monitor the ethical behavior of athletes, teams, or coaches,
these rules exist on an honor system.

Examples of unethical coaching may be, but are not limited to:

Using choreography from a camp, youtube, or other video sources in its entirety or in large sections.
Displaying poor sportsmanship during or after the competition or awards.
Using ineligible athletes.
Failure to show proper respect during National Anthem or Pledge of Allegiance.
Using social media to publicly criticize or bully individual athletes, entire teams, coaches, competition administrators, or judges.