COACH RESOURCES

A 50-page, comprehensive manual with everything you need to know to be a successful dance coach. It includes:

• Finding your teams purpose
• Working with your administration
• Team tryouts
• Budgeting and fundraising
• Uniforms and costuming
• Practice
• Camps
• Performances
• And so much more!

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These kits have all the materials you need to host a successful tryout for your team. See below for tryout material, music, documents, and sample score sheets to start building the perfect team to take to Summer Camp. Click the link below to request a kit for your team.

UDA Tryout Request Form – HERE

NDA Tryout Request Form – HERE

USA Tryout Request Form – HERE

UCE Tryout Request Form – Contact your State Director

Whether your goal is becoming a more cohesive team, mastering a stunt or pirouette, or learning to believe in yourself, Varsity Spirit can help you accomplish it. All Varsity Spirit camps are staffed with top quality instructors, and our talented staff is committed to helping you achieve your personal best.

To learn more about Camp click here

Click HERE for Team Bonding

Made by world-class designers and carefully crafted with athletes in mind, Varsity Spirit Fashion blends quality, customization and innovation in every garment. Each piece is designed to coordinate, mix, match and layer for every spirit experience – from camp to game day, sidelines to competition. Your dedicated local Varsity Spirit Fashion rep ensures that your style is as unique as your team. Wear the mark of a leader – Varsity Spirit Fashion. 

Start planning your spirit wardrobe now! Click below to select the products you’re interested in. 

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Explore the latest styles and see the 2025 Catalog in YOUR team colors!  

VIEW THE CATALOG 

We’ve got spirit and know spirit. From scoring and competitions to camps, mascots, and routine refinement, we’re here to support coaches at every level. Whether you’re leading a beginner squad or a seasoned high school or college team, you’ll find expert tips to elevate your program and help your athletes shine.

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The Varsity Spirit College Dance Team Combine is an opportunity for the 2025-2029 graduating classes to prepare to dance at the collegiate level. Athletes will learn about recruitment and college tryouts and have the opportunity to network with different college programs. The College Dance Team Combine is here to help athletes prepare for all aspects of dancing at the collegiate level.

Combine Highlights!

• Industry Lead Master Classes
• Live Varsity Spirit Staff Feedback
• Access to Attending Schools Highlight Webpage

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Building a repertoire that your musicians, spirit teams, and students all enjoy is difficult. Written by John Meehan and Scott Johnson of the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps, these tunes can be added to your repertoire for FREE and include all music licensing, .mp3 files, sheet music and master scores, and percussion recordings. Use these for parade, pep rally, community events, stand tunes or anything else you can think of!

Free Music

V!ROC Dance is a choreography agency dedicated to bringing your creative vision to life through the power of creativity

Click HERE for more information.

Your State Director is here for you! From camps to competitions, championships to special events – you have access to in-depth assistance on all things Varsity Spirit! They can guide you on selecting the perfect camp type for your squad and selecting the competition division that fits your team’s strengths, and so much more.

Learn more about your State Director HERE

Start chatting today! HERE

Once you have mapped out year-long plans for your team, you will be in a position to create a projected yearly budget. Estimate the amount of money each item will cost, and always round up. Make a timeline for when the funds will be needed, so that when you plan your fundraising activities, you can match them to the due dates. Conducting fundraisers that meet projected expenses are imperative in order to pay for your budgeted items. If a fundraiser falls short of your expectations, be sure that you have prioritized your expenses and can make cuts. 

Budgeting and Fundraising Considerations  

• The fundraising activities you choose should fit the school and/or community’s needs and situation.
• If selling products, aim to make a 50% profit margin.
• Try to offer a product or service that no other school group offers.
• Get all fundraising activities approved by your administration and be sure that they fit within district legal policies.
• Keep meticulous records of money collected and deposit monies promptly. Never put yourself in a situation where you might be accused of mishandling team funds.
• Consider turning the fundraising responsibilities over to a parent booster organization.

Learn more about Varsity Spirit’s fundraising partners and how your team can get involved HERE!