Cheer Bows for 2010

Our CheerZone 2010 Cheerleading Catalog is coming soon and we have a lot of new products in store for your cheerleading team. Among them are our great new cheer hair accessories. We have doubled our online selection of cheer bows and they are now available in more colors and styles than ever before. We can also custom order additional styles and colors if you don’t see what you need. Check out these new styles!

284 Headband

The perfect finishing touch for your cheer uniform or warm-ups!

Available with Solid, Polka Dot, Striped and Star Ribbons as well as Sparkle Ribbon and Metallic Ribbon.

281 3-Layer, 2-Loop Bow with Tails

Classic cheer bow with more style choices than ever before!

Available with Solid, Polka Dot, Striped and Star Ribbons as well as Sparkle Ribbon and Metallic Ribbon.

280 3-Layer, 2-Loop Bow

A new favorite with up to 3 ribbon choices for a more personalized look for your team!

Available with Solid, Polka Dot, Striped and Star Ribbons as well as Sparkle Ribbon and Metallic Ribbon.

327PT Pigtail Bows with Korkers

The must have cheerleading bows of the season!

Each pair bows with corkers is made with 3 ribbon styles of your choice.
Available with Solid, Polka Dot and Striped Ribbon.

491PT Pigtail Bow

Add some style to your pigtails!

Each pair of 5” bows is made with 2 ribbon styles of your choice.
Available with Solid, Polka Dot, Striped and Star Ribbon as well as Sequin Dot Ribbon and Sparkle Ribbon.

264 Basic Bow with Tails

The basic bow is back and in more options for the perfect look!

Choose just one color or customized with a contrasting knot color.
Available with Solid, Polka Dot and Star Ribbon. Solid styles also available in metallic ribbon.

Check us out at www.cheerzone.com for even more styles!. We are sure to have the perfect cheer bows and hair accessory to complete your look!

Cheerleaders – Should You Try Out For Cheerleading?

Cheerleading tryouts are coming up soon and you are thinking about trying out. Even if you have already selected the team you will be trying out for, you may want do some research before you attend any tryouts. In order to increase your chances at making the team, you will want to be sure that you will be a good fit for the team and that the team is a good fit for you! To do this you will need to know what the team is all about. You know you want to join a new team but what kind of team? What things should you be looking considering when choosing a team to tryout for? Here are some things that you may want to find out.


What is the team’s style?
Look at the team’s previous members. Are they bouncy and enthusiastic? Athletic? Fun and eccentric? Be sure your style meshes with the team style and you will fit in well.

Does the team cheer for sports teams? If so, what sports?
Be sure to have a basic knowledge and enthusiasm of the sports for which the team cheers. However, if the team cheers for a football team and you hate football, consider another squad.

Is the team competitive?
If the team is competitive there will probably be a lot of focus on mastering skills and acquiring new, advanced ones too. You will likely experience demanding practices and expectations will be higher than teams who do not compete. Is this what you are looking for?

Am I expected to be capable of certain dance, tumbling or stunting skills at tryouts?
If so, be sure to practice them well in advance so that you can perform them to the best of your ability.

Does the team participate in many spirit activities, fundraising, community events or volunteering?
These activities can require a lot of time and commitment. Is this something you are willing to commit to? Are you outgoing enough to be comfortable with these activities?

What are the time and financial requirements for the team?
Be aware of the team’s schedule and commitments as well as the financial expectations of the team. Be sure that you are able to meet these requirements ahead of time.


Do some research and talk to the coach before tryouts. Express your interest in the squad and find out if there is anything specific that they are looking for. Not only will you get the information you need but you will have caught the attention of the coach.

Create Cheerleading Uniforms and Cheer Routines, Competitions and More - Cheerleading Games for Fun!

Looking for something fun to do in your downtime between cheerleading practices and workouts? Check out one of these great cheerleading games. Whether it simulates tryouts, practices or competitions, each game will help you polish your cheerleading skills and knowledge while having fun. They also make great gifts for any cheerleader!


Video Games

All Star Cheer Squad (Wii)
In All Star Cheer Squad, players will follow a year in the life of a cheerleader as you learn new moves and cheers, participate in practices and create your own cheerleading routines in the hopes of making the cheerleading squad and eventually becoming its captain. High-energy game includes cheerleading squad competitions and cheer-offs using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to perform real-world cheer and dance moves and full body cheer experience using the Wii Balance Board (optional). Customize the look of your team including facial features, hair, style & color, make-up and cheerleading uniforms.

We Cheer (Wii)
Putting players in the middle of a nationwide cheerleading competition, We Cheer uses Wii Remotes as virtual pom-poms to create a realistic cheerleading experience. Players mimic moves as directed on screen to learn cheerleading routines, using a full range of arm and body movements. Game includes 30 hit songs, character customization, and real, active game play.

Imagine Cheerleader (Nintendo DS)
Become the new girl who wants to be a cheerleader. Learn different cheers, jumps, lifts, and cheer routines that will excite the crowds and enable your teams victory!

Online Games

High School Cheerleader – www.addictinggames.com
Want to make the cheer squad? Show us what you've got with this virtual cheerleading tryout!

Spirit Fever – www.spirit-fever.com
Your goal is to start a new cheerleading program and lead it to win a cheerleading competition. You can hold tryouts to gain cheerleaders for your team, create cheer routines, compete in cheer competition, and design your own cheerleading uniforms. You can train your team and individual cheerleaders to tumble, jump and stunt too. Achieve all this by playing mini-games that are fun and educational, teaching you about safe cheerleading. Spirit Fever is a good way to learn cheerleading basics and have fun.

Board Games

Cheer Monopoly
Just like the regular Monopoly® game, this cheerleading version will give you and your friends hours of play. Game references many cheerleading companies on the game board, money and playing pieces.