2009-10 Spirit Squad
Addie Floyd
Breena Lawson
Michelle Milbourn
Ambra Cummings
Tempest Linn
Emily Carman
Brittanie Propes
Hannah Sommer
Julie Dolezilek
Morgan Floyd
Josh Evans
Mark Obrill
Nuno Alves Primo

Park University Cheer Squad
The Park Cheer Squad is a co-ed cheer squad who cheers at all home men’s and women’s basketball games. The team also supports the Universities soccer teams and Volleyball teams attending games for support.  The squad’s primary focus is to generate school spirit and lead the crowd in support of Park University athletic teams. The squad practices two times per week and is involved in community service and team fundraising projects throughout the year. 

2010-2011 Park U Pirate Cheer Tryouts
Monday, April 12th from 6:30-8pm, Open Gym
Wednesday, April 14th from 6-8pm, Open Gym/Girls Learn Dance
Friday, April 16th from 6-8pm, Required Tryout Clinic
Saturday, April 17th from 10am-3pm, Required Official Tryouts

All open gym and clinics will be held in the gymnasium of the Intramural Field House. The optional open gym time will be for partner stunting and tumbling.

Requirements for tryouts are as follows: All applicants must be admitted to Park University and have a 2.0 GPA or above. All participants must have a physical turned in prior to the tryout process.

At tryouts you will be asked to perform:  jumps(herkie, hurdler, and toe touch), cheer/chant, dance, have crowd appeal/involvement, and coed partner stunt and/or all girl stunt (experience with basing and flying). We are looking for the ability to tumble and coed partner stunt. Tumbling will be an additional bonus at tryouts.

Questions please contact Coach Krystal Webb at krystal.webb@park.edu

Thank you for your interest in the Pirate Cheer Squad! 

  In November 2005, the Park University department of athletics conducted a vote of students nationwide to name the school's new mascot.  At halftime of the Park men's basketball game against rival William Jewell College on Nov. 29, 2005, Sir George made his debut.
Sir George draws his name from Park University founder Colonel George S. Park, who founded Park College in 1875.