Jamie Parrish is one of the top acro-choreographers in the U.S.  He has been consistently awarded the National Innovative Choreography award for acro skills, uniform design, and dance choreography.  With 20 years of experience as the Head Coach for the nationally acclaimed and World Champion Georgia All-Star cheerleaders, he reigns as the single most decorated cheerleading coach in the United States.  Mr. Parrish holds over 200 national championship titles.  Formerly a cheerleader at the University of South Carolina under Bill Boggs (The current National Cheerleading Association’s VP of College Cheer Programs), he has produced more Division 1-A cheerleaders than any other program in the country. 

Technical Qualifications

Member of USASF National Advisory Board

2010 USASF Coach of the Year

Winner, 2010 World Cheerleading Championships, Orlando, Florida

Medalist, Every single World Championship since 2006

Winner, 2006 World Cheerleading Championships, Orlando, Florida

World Cheerleading Association’s 1994 National Coach of the Year

Former National Cheerleading Association Head Staff Instructor and member of College staffing team

Safety Certification Instructor for the National Cheerleaders Association (High School and Collegiate)

Assistant Choreographer for cheerleading section, 1996 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony

Head Choreographer for several Bowl Game Half-Time Shows including the Hula Bowl, Peach Bowl and Gator Bowl

Founding member of the National All-Star Cheerleading Coaches Congress
(current board member www.NACCCongress.com)

Winner of American Cheerleader Magazine’s Who’s Who in American Cheerleading Coaches

American Cheerleader/Dance Spirit Magazine’s Advisory Board

Produced over 150 NCA/UCA All American cheerleaders in the past 13 years

Coached the only nationally ranked co-ed high school all-star program in Georgia

Produced more than 80 Division 1-A cheerleaders

Former students have been placed at the University of Kentucky, University of Florida, Ohio State University, University of Georgia, Florida State University, Georgia Tech, University of North Carolina, Tulane, Wake Forest, University of South Carolina, University of Alabama, University of Tennessee, Hawaii Pacific University, and Morehead State University

Georgia All-Star squads have been featured nation-wide on television venues such as ESPN, ESPN II,, Fox Sports South, USA , and NBC respectively

Judge for the National Cheerleader’s Association, Universal Cheerleader’s Association, Cheerleaders of America, World Cheerleading Association, Atlantic Cheer and Dance, Cheerleading Technique Camps, and All-Star Challenge Cheerleading Regional and National Championships

Judge for the World Cheerleading Championships, Glasgow, Scotland 2003

Featured in the New York Times “Cheerleading Demands the Field for Itself” by Alex Williams