Cheerleaders that compete on National levels are those that travel to compete. When they travel, if they win, they are rewarded with gifts. The gifts may vary from book bags, hoodies, jackets, trophies, etc; as stated on Cheerleading Info Center (2011) on page 1.
Non-National cheerleaders are cheerleaders that don't compete. For example, High School cheerleaders. They are a perfect example of Non-National cheerleaders because they just cheer at games for the support of their peers. Their purpose for cheering isn't to win trophies, book bags, hoodies, and all the other things National cheerleaders receive. They cheer to boost the self-esteem of their peers.
Chase, D. (2011). Types of Cheerleading pg. 1
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Love, M. (2013). Types of Cheerleading pg. 1
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Non-National Cheerleaders
National Cheerleaders
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