THE ROAR BEFORE THE SCORE

LINGGO NG KABATAAN 2026

THE ROAR
BEFORE THE SCORE

Foot Parade • Team Spirit • Cheers & Yells

The Roar Before the Score
The games haven't started. The rivalry has.

📣 What is The Roar Before the Score?

A special team-spirit segment during the Linggo ng Kabataan Foot Parade where each team gets the chance to showcase its energy, creativity, identity, and ability to rally the crowd.

Remember: This is not simply a contest of who can shout the loudest. Judges will evaluate the overall impact, creativity, coordination, and team spirit of each group.
1

THE STOP

Teams gather at the designated parade performance area.

2

THE ROAR

Each team performs its prepared cheer, yell, chant, or presentation.

3

THE SCORE

Judges evaluate the performance using the official criteria.

🎨 Team Identity

Each team is encouraged to prominently showcase its assigned color through banners, flags, accessories, formations, chants, and coordinated movements.

BLUE
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
📋 Mechanics
The Roar Before the Score

1 Participating Teams

The competition is open to the four official Linggo ng Kabataan 2026 teams:

BLUE
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN

2 Performance

  • Each team shall be given a designated performance opportunity during the foot parade.
  • Teams may present a cheer, yell, chant, coordinated movement, or combination thereof.
  • The presentation must clearly represent the team's assigned color and identity.
  • All members are encouraged to participate.

3 Time Limit

Each team shall have a maximum of 60 seconds for its performance.

Judges may stop a performance that exceeds the prescribed time.

4 Props & Accessories

  • Banners, flags, placards, pom-poms, and other safe team accessories are allowed.
  • Improvised noise makers may be used provided that they are safe.
  • Objects that may cause injury, obstruction, or damage are strictly prohibited.

5 Sportsmanship

  • All cheers and yells must remain respectful and appropriate.
  • Personal attacks, insults, profanity, discriminatory remarks, or offensive gestures are prohibited.
  • Teams may show rivalry without disrespecting other teams.

6 Judges' Decision

The decision of the official judges shall be final and shall be based on the published judging criteria.

⚠ Important: Loudness alone does not determine the winner. Creativity, energy, coordination, delivery, and crowd impact are equally important.
🏆 Judging Criteria
The Roar Before the Score
Criteria Description Percentage
Team Spirit & Energy Enthusiasm, confidence, intensity, and sustained team spirit. 30%
Creativity & Originality Uniqueness of chants, movements, formations, concepts, and presentation. 25%
Cheer & Crowd Engagement Ability to capture attention and encourage audience participation. 20%
Performance & Coordination Synchronization, timing, formation, and overall execution. 15%
Team Identity & Presentation Effective use of team color, banners, accessories, and presentation. 10%
TOTAL 100%

📊 Scoring Guide

Judges shall score each criterion based on the team's actual performance during the designated parade segment.

Team Spirit & Energy 30%
Creativity & Originality 25%
Cheer & Crowd Engagement 20%
Performance & Coordination 15%
Team Identity & Presentation 10%
🔥 Cheers & Yells
Turn your team spirit into a battle cry.

📣 The Challenge

Each team shall present an original cheer and/or yell that represents its identity, energy, and competitive spirit.

The goal: Make your team heard, remembered, and felt — not simply heard.

📋 Mechanics

  • Each team shall prepare its own original cheer and/or yell.
  • The cheer must represent the team's assigned color and identity.
  • Teams may incorporate chants, rhythmic clapping, movements, formations, and safe props.
  • The performance shall be delivered within the prescribed time limit. Not more than 4:00 minutes.
  • The cheer must be appropriate, respectful, and suitable for a community youth event.
  • Plagiarism or direct copying of another team's cheer is discouraged and may affect the creativity score.

🏆 Cheers & Yells Criteria

Criteria Description Percentage
Energy & Enthusiasm Intensity, confidence, enthusiasm, and team spirit. 25%
Creativity & Originality Uniqueness of lyrics, chants, movements, and presentation. 25%
Synchronization & Execution Coordination, timing, rhythm, formations, and execution. 20%
Clarity & Delivery Audibility, pronunciation, timing, confidence, and overall delivery. 15%
Crowd Engagement Ability to capture attention and encourage audience participation. 15%
TOTAL 100%

💡 What Makes a Strong Cheer?

  • Easy-to-remember words or phrases
  • Strong rhythm and timing
  • Clear team identity
  • Coordinated movements
  • Audience participation
  • A memorable ending or signature yell
🔥 Reminder: You don't need the biggest team to make the biggest impact. Make every voice count.

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