Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
You took the words right out of my mouth. If these rules go into effect, high school cheer won't be looked at the same way it used to( at least in Texas). The teams will have more of a watered down skill level, and will loose that extra sparkle that comes with being a high school cheerleader, especially here in north Texas.I mean I assume nothing is guaranteed here, but if It does happen I really wouldn't be able to tell how big of a problem it would be. Allot of athletes here do both and I think those who do both would mostly just choose All-star, and that COULD be a big problem. But where I live in Texas and I assume a large majority of Texas, cheerleading is huge even just being on a high-school team is so important to so many people. Allot of schools have very few spots available on their team with 100+ athletes trying out (depending on the size of the school) and it can get pretty competitive. And mostly girls on all-star teams get those spots because of their skill level, but if they make everyone choose and a majority picks all-star that leaves allot more wiggle room for those with fewer skills, especially if they take out allot of tumbling and stunts deemed "Unsafe". It might take away from the appeal of high-school cheerleading to allot of athletes in this area because it would be "watered down" but at the same time people might be more willing to try out if its more likely and easier overall to make and keep up being on a team.
Regulations make competition impossible or even force HS to go ground bound
I don't know much about HS NCA Nationals but how would they not be able to compete at NCA if they have a state comp?i wonder if with the addition of a state competition they'll be restricted from competing in a national competition? then HS NCA Nationals may want to look for a new home... ouch.
I don't know much about HS NCA Nationals but how would they not be able to compete at NCA if they have a state comp?
thank youA lot of states do not let their sports compete outside of state affiliated comps.