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Where'd u see tiaras? I saw they get championship rings?
Where'd u see tiaras? I saw they get championship rings?
I already jumped them on why boys were excluded. Guess they are working on that now.I hate to go all "mom" but I went to their Facebook page to check it out. Can anyone explain to me what "America's perfect cheerleader" means??? And why she's gonna win a tiara at a cheerleading competition?:confused: 50 states, tiaras...thought we didn't want the pageant stereotype? I thought this champions cup was kind of cool until I saw that (my cp's even considered brushing the cobwebs from their nfinities and trying out). Not sure where they're going with this. Probably just me, but I'm not a fan of tiaras for cheerleaders who can "model a fashion runway" at what I thought was an athletic event.
Susie's mom will probably be jumping with joy though...:rolleyes:
and what does "I AM K-14" mean since they're using it for advertisement?
No coed teams??? I thought I saw some male uniforms in their initial photo blast? That sums it up for me. If you can't offer your program to ALL cheerleaders then its not representative of the "best" of anything. They should've started small (and fully inclusive) and worked their way into the epic event they're trying to promote it as.I already jumped them on why boys were excluded. Guess they are working on that now.
weird... i got an e-mail advertising tryouts for this today from cheerlive. except i never, ever signed up for any sort of account with cheerlive so how'd they find me?
and what does "I AM K-14" mean since they're using it for advertisement?
14 girls and 7 boys chosen to represent them and help market. It's done by Kaepa, so I'm guessing "k" = kaepa and 14 = the group of girls. The boys are K-7.
Referring to the "America's Perfect Cheerleader" contest that is part of the competition.No coed teams??? I thought I saw some male uniforms in their initial photo blast? That sums it up for me. If you can't offer your program to ALL cheerleaders then its not representative of the "best" of anything. They should've started small (and fully inclusive) and worked their way into the epic event they're trying to promote it as.
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