2025 WSCCA SCHOLARSHIP
WINNERS
2025 WSCCA Senior Scholarship Application Information
Application Deadline:
The application will open April 2, 2025 and must be submitted by 11:59 PM on May 9, 2025.
Eligibility:
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Must be a full-time 12th-grade student or approved alternative education cheer participants at a WIAA member high school with a GPA of 3.0 or higher as of September 1, 2024.
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Must be in good standing and not on suspension or probation during the 2024-25 school year.
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Must graduate high school in May – June 2025 and enroll full-time at a U.S. college, university, or trade school for Fall 2025.
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Must be part of a team with a coach who is an active WSCCA member for the 2024-2025 school year.
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Must have no criminal record.
Important Note:
WSCCA scholarship committee members, their families, or household members are not eligible. Sponsors' decisions on eligibility are final.
To Apply:
Submit your application by 11:59 PM on May 9, 2025 by way of https://wscca.scholarship.app The form includes personal details, athletic/activity achievements, academic records, leadership roles, community service, a video resume, and an essay. Essays must be original and written by the Applicant. Only one application per person is allowed. WSCCA are not responsible for late, incomplete, or lost entries.
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All submitted materials become the property of the WSCCA.
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Applicants must provide truthful, verifiable information and confirm the essay has not been published, won awards, or been submitted elsewhere.
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Applications must not violate laws, rights, or privacy of others.
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WSCCA may disqualify applications for dishonesty, inappropriate content, or rule violations.
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WSCCA can also verify the accuracy of the information provided.
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WSCCA reserves the right, in their sole discretion, to disqualify any application at any time in the event it is determined that the Applicant has not complied with or abused any Official Rules listed.
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WSCCA reserves the right, in their sole discretion, to independently verify the accuracy of all information provided as part of the application
Selection of Winners:
Applications will be judged by the WSCCA Selection Committee based on:
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Athletic/Activity Excellence Short Answer Submission (25%)
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Academic Achievement (Transcript Submission) (30%)
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Leadership (Coach Recommendation/Post Graduation Plan Submission) (15%)
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Citizenship/Community Service Submission (10%)
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Video Resume Submission (5%)
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Essay Submission (10%)
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Financial Need Short Answer Submission (5%)
Prizes:
2 winners will receive $2,000 scholarships and 3 winners will receive $1,000 scholarships. Winners will be notified by May 16, 2025.
Scholarship Disbursement:
Scholarships will be sent directly to each winner's chosen college or school after verifying enrollment as a full-time student for Fall 2025. These scholarships are one-year, non-renewable awards. If a winner doesn’t meet these requirements, the scholarship will be forfeited
Winners may only accept this scholarship if their total scholarships do not exceed their school’s financial aid limit or actual education costs (e.g., tuition, room, board, books). Scholarships will not be split into smaller amounts (e.g., less than $2,000).
If a scholarship is forfeited, WSCCA may select a runner-up. Additional terms may apply, and winners are responsible for taxes or extra costs. Scholarships are non-transferable and cannot be substituted, except at the sponsors’ discretion
Important Notes:
By applying, you confirm that all information submitted is accurate and that your essay is original. WSCCA may verify details and disqualify applications for dishonesty, violations, or inappropriate content. Applications cannot infringe on the privacy or rights of others. Sponsors also reserve the right to cancel or modify the scholarship process due to unforeseen circumstances.
General Rules:
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By applying, all submitted materials become the property of the WSCCA, who may use or modify them for promotional purposes in any media, without further compensation or permission.
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Applicants (or parents/guardians, if minors) consent to WSCCA using their name, hometown, and likeness for advertising.
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WSCCA are not responsible for incomplete, late, lost, or faulty applications or technical issues during submission.
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WSCCA may cancel or modify the scholarship process due to unforeseen issues, like technical disruptions or unauthorized interference.
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Applicants must release WSCCA from any claims or damages related to their participation.
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Misrepresentation, fraud, or tampering with the process may result in disqualification.
Construction:
If any rule is deemed invalid, the remaining rules will stay enforceable and apply as intended.
Any Questions contact:
2025 APPLICATIONS CLOSED

Tracy Robnett
Scholarship Co-Chair
Tracy Robnett is an accomplished cheer coach with over 16 years of experience, currently serving as the head coach at Foster High School in Washington State.
A proud Foster High School Cheer alumna, Tracy has dedicated her career to mentoring diverse student-athletes and fostering inclusivity in cheerleading. She played a pivotal role in pioneering the Washington State "Stomp" High School Cheer division, leading teams to multiple state titles.
Tracy is also passionate about supporting underrepresented groups and advancing scholarship opportunities for students, ensuring they have access to both athletic and academic success. Her leadership and commitment continue to inspire and empower the next generation of cheerleaders.
Nikka Dieckman serves as the Secretary of the Washington State Cheerleading Coaches Association (WSCCA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to the education and development of cheerleading coaches in Washington. Her role reflects her commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for cheerleaders and coaches alike.
Nikka is deeply passionate about empowering underrepresented groups and promoting access to education through scholarships. Her advocacy aligns with WSCCA's mission to provide yearly scholarships to deserving cheerleaders, ensuring that financial barriers do not hinder talented individuals from pursuing their dreams.
Through her work, Nikka Dieckman exemplifies the values of leadership, equity, and dedication, inspiring others to embrace the transformative power of cheerleading and education. Her efforts continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of many, both on and off the mat.
Nikka Dieckman
Scholarship Co-Chair
If you have any questions, please contact
Tracy Robnett or Nikka Dieckman, Scholarship Co Chairs
2025 WSCCA SCHOLARSHIPS
Who can Apply:
All Traditional 12th-Grade high school students or approved Alternative Education Students who participate in cheer programs at a WIAA member high school graduating May - June 2025.
What:
Two - $2,000 Scholarships & Three - $1,000 Scholarships
How:
Review requirements below and apply online. Applications are OPEN!
Where:
Click the Apply Now button to apply.
Due Friday, May 9, 2025 by 11:59pm


