- Dec 20, 2009
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I'm so confused! Are they giving away additional bids?
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I'm so confused! Are they giving away additional bids?
I have no clue what happened but, if I was on a team that constantly felt the need to prove itself to the entire cheer community, I would be disappointed with a less than perfect performance knowing that everyone would have something to say about my failure.I talked to their social media rep afterwards. She said they had a SF and I think a few tumbling issues. But the kids looked incredibly upset to just have those mistakes. Perhaps those deductions resulted in injury?
I heard that they awarded 2 bids to teams that already had bids. Maybe it's not true?
Thank you! That is one of the teams I am on at Vizion! We ended up in first! Yay! Thanks!:) Also- are you at Texas Lonestar if so, I warmed up to one of your teams. I think it was y4 or j4, AMAZING!We were able to watch their Jr. 2 team in the back during warmups and they were amazing!!!!
Yes that was my daughters J4 team! We were right in front of your team during warmups. Congrats on the win!!!Thank you! That is one of the teams I am on at Vizion! We ended up in first! Yay! Thanks!:) Also- are you at Texas Lonestar if so, I warmed up to one of your teams. I think it was y4 or j4, AMAZING!
AH! We LOVED you guys!!! Thank you!Yes that was my daughters J4 team! We were right in front of your team during warmups. Congrats on the win!!!
this gym has lvl 5 kids on a j2 team. maybe if there was no way to avoid stacking the team this way, they should've kept it fair by not entering the sm gym division.I assume the second part of your post is due to the fact that they obviously had a lot of crossovers and I am not intending to be rude, but I personally found your comment rather snarky, since it would appear you are making presumptions. Former cp having cheered at a small gym, I understand how hard- if not virtually impossible- it is to field a team that is across the board the appropriate level. You virtually always have a mix of kids who are at level, below level and a few that are above, because you are also having to deal with age restrictions. From looking at the videos, it appeared there were kids on the level 2 team that were barely that and they could have never fielded a complete level 2 athlete team, so what do you do - turn those kids away. No, you try your hardest to field a team to challenge your upper level kids while creating teams to allow a place for everyone. That being said, I do not like crossovers at all, but in the case of small gyms, I understand the necessity when they are trying to find a spot for all their athletes - especially with only 35 to start with. (not really relevant to this discussion, but our gym did not use crossovers, except in case of injury or an athlete leaving)
And I realize I am making assumptions as well that may not be founded.
I talked to their social media rep afterwards. She said they had a SF and I think a few tumbling issues. But the kids looked incredibly upset to just have those mistakes. Perhaps those deductions resulted in injury?
Ah, that makes perfect sense. I don't really know why that struck me as so strange, but it may have something to do with lack of sleep. ;)aggie1983 she is the mom of one of their athletes and runs their Facebook (and prob twitter etc) and does their website. IIRC it's how she makes her living. That is assuming I have the right person. :)
Not to mention impact on your job! It's too much. I understand for parents with kids competing in just one or the other, it would be fun. But both...yikes!!