Welcome to the Australian Cheer Sport Alliance
ACSA has been formed to formalise the role that the sports key stakeholders (coaches, gym owners and event producers) have been delivering over the last 10 years – being to stimulate, encourage and promote the sport within Australia – and seeks to be the pre-eminent organisation taking responsibility for the development of the sport on a National level.
Our Members
ACSA’s members are Australia’s leading stakeholders in the sport of performance cheer and represent the majority of the deliverers of the sport.
Supporting Our Industry
ACSA provides a wide range of resources and policies that promote, develop and support the All Star Cheer & Dance industry in Australia.
Resources available on the ACSA website include policy templates, forms, recommendations and other documents.
NEWS
NSO Application Update
Australian Cheer Sport Alliance to apply for NSO recognition
2022 Annual General Meeting Board Appointments
We are delighted to announce our new ACSA National Board Members that were appointed at the 2022 Annual General Meeting held on the 20th of July. We would like to congratulate and welcome to the board Dena Piro, Darren Perry and Quinn Sirianni. We would also like to...
ACSA Supports Concussion in Sport Australia Position Statement
Australian Cheer Sport Alliance (ACSA) supports Sport Australia’s recently released position statement on physical literacy and its focus on the importance to health and wellbeing of all Australians.
ACSA SANCTIONED EVENTS
ACSA establishes guidelines for best practices in areas of All Star which is important to the integrity of the sport. One of its core principles is the establishing of standardised rules, safety guidelines and competition standards.
An important initiative created by ACSA to further its goal of providing the safest possible environment for cheer/dance athletes to train and compete is the release of the ACSA Cheer & Dance Event Sanctioning Standards.
This means all ACSA Member Event Producers who conduct cheer or dance competitions must meet the minimum standards in order for their competitions to be sanctioned.