REPORTING

The U.S. All Star Federation (USASF) is committed to supporting a safe and positive environment for participants’ physical, emotional and social development in an environment free from abuse and misconduct. Through increased awareness, training and educational opportunities, we strive to remove barriers to reporting.

HOW TO REPORT YOUR CONCERNS

FOR ISSUES CONCERNING:

  • Sexual abuse
  • Physical abuse
  • Neglect

HOW TO REPORT

STEP 1
Contact law enforcement or local child welfare agencies designated to receive and investigate reports of suspected child abuse and neglect:
State Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Numbers.

STEP 2
Complete the USASF/USA Cheer
Online Reporting Form.

After contacting law enforcement, please have the following information available for your report to USASF:

1.  the entity to which you reported;

2.  the name, phone number and/or email address of the person you spoke with or to whom the case has been assigned;

3.  any case number or reference number you were given;

4.  the date you made the report; and 

5.  if you were provided any documentation from the report, please have that available to upload.

QUESTIONS? Call 720.282.1744, Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm ET.

CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY IF A MINOR IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OR ABUSE IS OCCURRING.

 

FOR ISSUES CONCERNING:

  • Sexual misconduct
  • Physical misconduct
  • Emotional misconduct
  • Bullying, harassment or hazing
  • Stalking
  • Misconduct related to reporting
  • Misconduct related to USASF's process
  • Criminal charges or dispositions involving child abuse or sexual misconduct
  • Violation of Abuse Prevention Policies (APP)
  • Other inappropriate conduct as defined in The Code of Conduct & Compliance

Please refer to The Code of Conduct & Compliance for an explanation of the items listed above.

HOW TO REPORT

Complete the Online Reporting Form.

QUESTIONS? Not sure if you should make a report? Want to speak to someone?

Call 720.282.1744, Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm ET.


FOR ISSUES CONCERNING:
  • USASF age grid or roster violations
  • Sanctioned event requirement violations by clubs, owners, coaches, athletes or personnel
  • Sanctioning standard violations for events hosted by Event Producer members
  • Other compliance policy issues outlined in The Code of Conduct & Compliance (pages 56-59)

NOTE:  You must be a current member of the USASF to file reports of noncompliance.

HOW TO REPORT

Email USASF Conduct & Compliance: compliance@usasf.net


FOR ISSUES CONCERNING:
  • Financial disputes
  • Employment concerns
  • Facility cleanliness
  • Equipment issues
  • Scores
  • Competitive progression concerns/team placement
  • Business practices between the consumer and provider

HOW TO REPORT

Contact your USASF Member Club.

For more information regarding Reporting, Response and Resolution Procedures, please refer to the USASF Code of Conduct & Compliance (Appendices starting on page 40).

Athlete safety depends on a partnership between all of us working together. By providing guidance on when and how to report suspected misconduct, the U.S. All Star Federation seeks to remove barriers to disclosing misconduct and abuse.  

Frequently Asked Questions