All-Star Need To Contact Usasf, I Know A Team Cheating

[cheermomforever]

did the new rule for crossovers between Worlds and Summit go thru? (only 5 or 6 the max)

 

[SharkDad]

did the new rule for crossovers between Worlds and Summit go thru? (only 5 or 6 the max)

I think the answer to that question will be hearsay until the actual Worlds and Summit registration packets are published.

 

[SharkDad]

This is a good thread to explain to people a few things:

1. Make sure you know the rules before even considering accusing a group of wrongdoing. It's easy to go to USASF.net and educate yourself. If you still have a question ask "if" it's a rule violation on hear and you'll get lot of help.

2. Parents don't accuse people of rules violations, gym owners and coaches do, and even then only with proof. They can then take it to the USASF rules committee or sanctioning committee.

3. The USASF doesn't necessarily punish gyms/teams from rules violations at competitions. That is the EPs job. The USASF generally gets involved when it involves violating a Worlds rule, which is the only event officially put on by the USASF.

 

[BlueCat]

did the new rule for crossovers between Worlds and Summit go thru? (only 5 or 6 the max)

I believe that would be a "Summit" rule, not a USASF rule.

 

[NaomiPayant]

I believe that would be a "Summit" rule, not a USASF rule.

Yes, knowing that Summit and Worlds are almost totally different things.

 

[cheermomforever]

Yes I know I went "off subject" but was wondering if that rule actually went thru :)

 

[SharkDad]

Yes, knowing that Summit and Worlds are almost totally different things.

They are totally different competitions, but everyone should realize they are run by many of the same people and organizations.