The people here are so nice, someone raved about the Tiny 1 team that placed 5th out of 5. If only social media was this kind. I don't see any issue in mentioning a "Cheerlebrity's" name here (especially if it's just first name only), as long as the comment isn't negative. There are famous names in every sport. Saying "So-and-so is reported to have a concussion" or "so-and-so had to be removed from the routine, but is going to be fine" or whatever other brief medical update, is perfectly appropriate IMO.
I was the one raving on that tiny team.
While i dont now if I would construct their routine in the same way as far as formations etc goes.. they were selling that routine !
They may not be as polished/tight as say stingrays grape/BA Diamonds YET, but those kids were having an Amazing time doing what they love.
There will be more than enough years for them to execute perfect routines.
Right Now,yhey are having fun,learning their sport and doing what they love with their lil friends.
THAT is what's about for tiny/mini and hell even youth age kids that just come looking in the allstar world.
Once they have a love for the sport,you can start striving for good,better and best.
It also goes for junior and senior teams but since they're older you can talk with them a little more easily and have them understand why its important to have great execution once they have the skill down.
Untill they're there though,the social/teamaspect keeps being a big factor in what attracts/keeps kids in the sport.