Congratulations to our 2018 Varsity Game Captains: Alex Venturi and Riley Handabaka

Please click HERE for the RHS Varsity Football game schedule

 Click HERE to view the UCA Gameday Division Promo Video

(adapted from UCA)*

The UCA Gameday Division gives us an opportunity to showcase the skills we perform on the sidelines at Football and Basketball games in a competitive environment. Each Game Day performance will consist of a Band Dance, Situational Sideline, Time Out Cheer and Fight Song - in that order.

Band Dance
At UCA Competitions, the Band Dance can be to any song of choice. The Band Dance cannot incorporate any skill other than kicks and jumps but should showcase the squad’s sharp motions, high energy and synchronization. Teams can choose to use signs, flags, and other spirit raising props to help encourage crowd response.

Situational Sideline
With a designated game situational cue - either an offensive or defensive - the squad will determine which Sideline to perform. Teams are encouraged to use spirit raising props such as signs, poms and megaphones. Skills should be minimal and simple.

Time Out Cheer
The Time Out Cheer is the best time to showcase crowd effective skills! Squads are highly encouraged to use signs, poms and flags to enhance crowd effectiveness, as well as incorporate skills. Just like you learned at UCA camp, the Situational Sideline can roll right into your Time Out Cheer.

Fight Song
The Fight Song is an additional element (Performed only at UCA Nationals and Regionals). Your Fight Song should represent the traditional Fight Song your school has always done at games. Your team can incorporate up to 3 consecutive 8-counts of crowd effective stunts, tumbling, and/or jumps to your band’s recorded music.

With all four elements combined, the Game Day Routine cannot exceed a 3 minute time limit.