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If I ever meet her in person she is probably going to give me a sharp shot to the head... first I get her height wrong, now I inadvertently make fun of her hair and parentage. Time to go hide in a hole for a bit.
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Once again Level 6 is the red-headed stepchild of the cheerleading world...
(...not that I have anything against red-heads or stepchildren)
LOL I knew this post was coming, although I expected to read it from @Ashley. We are waiting to release the scoring rubric for Level 6 until AFTER USASF Releases the rules for L6. We won't have anything to base their scoring on until their Safety Rules are complete.
Common rubric is a difficult feat when you have two systems that are architecturally build differently from the ground up
That said, we laid out both rubrics side by side to see where the similarities and differences were. I was surprised to see that we already shared a lot of common ground, even though it may not be technically identical.
I'm not sure if this is new or not cause I don't know the scoresheet super well but I don't like how the only difference between the middle range and high range is "majority" vs "most". How on earth do you distinguish between the two? I always thought the terms to be synonymous.
Thank you! Didn't see that. Still a little subjectivity there (like what qualifies as nearly 100% and the use of the word "loosely") but not nearly as bad as I thought.Judges will measure level of participation by loosely applying the following guidelines: Majority = 50% +1, Most = 75%, Maximum = nearly 100%
Thank you! Didn't see that. Still a little subjectivity there (like what qualifies as nearly 100% and the use of the word "loosely") but not nearly as bad as I thought.
So with the new basing requirements a small level 5 team of 20 that for example only that only throws 4 baskets should score lower than a team that throws 5 correct? All things being equal in execution?