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The Amateur Athletic Union, widely known as the AAU, was formed in 1888 to help support many different teams and players in almost every sport, and has sponsored many tournaments throughout the United States. It helps to get players noticed and direct them toward a good college or into the right environment in their community. The summit AAU events are the annual AAU Junior Olympic Games. Until the 1970s it was the recognized governing body for many prominent sports in the United States, such as swimming and track and field, but it gave up its jurisdiction with the decline of amateurism.

Contents 1 AAU dance event categories 2 AAU Dance/Drill Team event categories 3 See also 4 External links

AAU dance event categories

The AAU includes the following sports among its events at AAU Junior Olympic Games: Cheerleading, Dance/Drill Team. Salsa, DanceSport, and Clogging categories may feature their independent AAU-sanctioned events.

In the past, AAU olympics included Aerobic dance and Sport Dance categories.

AAU Dance/Drill Team event categories

The following categories were considered for 2003 AAU Junior Olympic Games.

• Ballet
• Pointe
• Jazz (dance)
• Lyrical
• Tap
• Novelty
• All Male
• Show Production
• Acrobatic/Dance
• Hip Hop/Funk
• Modern/Abstract
• Prop
• High Kick
• Ballroom (DanceSport and Salsa)
• Clogging

See also

• Mr. America

External links

• Amateur Athletic Union official website

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