BlueCat
Roses are red, cats are blue
- Dec 14, 2009
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I'm surpised spirit wasn't invited.
They certainly have a great team. They would be on everyone's list of the top 5 medium coeds. However, that division is not offered.
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I'm surpised spirit wasn't invited.
Yes. I didn't say "There are NO athletes or parents who know anything about this." I said not all. The HANDFUL of moms I spoke to were not aware, and neither were their children (athletes on these teams) of the details of this event - mind you none of them go to CA, so I would assume BlueCat has done a better job of conveying the info than the gyms I was referring to.
I think most of you are looking at this as coaches and fans. I'm looking at it as a mom. As in "the person who has to pay for all this" - so no, a trip to Europe wouldn't necessarily be tops on my list of prizes (fully paid or not, it's going to involve some kind of money). And having an extra trip to Indy just casually thrown in might be something I'd like details on, especially if it was NOT for a Worlds bid. Now I live in Chicago, so I can travel to Indy TODAY if you ask me to, but we're talking VA, NJ, TX here. When you start talking plane tickets, missed work, missed school, hotels, etc. I'd like to know why we're going. But maybe that's just me (and maybe it's not...since that's what the people I've talked to are freaking out about.)
Wow if they pay for flights and rooms for the winning teams...that is great .Is that written someplace, I couldn't find anything about flights and rooms being paid for. Thats about 60-72 CPs, say 8 coaches, close to $100,000,just hard to believe. I still think they will have problems getting a full team to England. Family members costs, passports... on top of the travel fees you have already..
I too can't imagine them NOT having thought this through before even offering it. By mentioning it now, they're giving everyone PLENTY of time to get passports if they don't have them already, I'm SURE coaches already discussed family costs if someone wants to go, and I would hardly be surprised if they offered group tours at a discounted price for them if they'd like to see the area. Plus, Jamfest Europe isn't until early June. They have a good 5 months or so even AFTER the competition is done to get last-minute stuff squared away. I doubt Jamfest would go through all the trouble to do this and then just dump everything on the winners and say 'Have fun, figure it out!' They want to make this the 'It' thing, they're going to make sure everything's 110% on the up-and-up.Wow if they pay for flights and rooms for the winning teams...that is great .Is that written someplace, I couldn't find anything about flights and rooms being paid for. Thats about 60-72 CPs, say 8 coaches, close to $100,000,just hard to believe. I still think they will have problems getting a full team to England. Family members costs, passports... on top of the travel fees you have already..
It'll be interesting to see these teams working with the JAM scoresheet.. I don't think I've ever seen Cheer Athletics, Cali, ACE, or Fame at a Jamfest event?
I agree that there are far too many "national championships." I think that makes us look silly. However, this event is not being promoted as either a national or world championship.
Oh I didn't know that! Thanks ACEDad (:ACE has been at lots of Jamfest events. Warriors won two or three large coed championships in a row at Super Nationals at one point.
Is there a link that you can go to that specifically says flight and hotel included.
I agree...USASF Worlds has become enough of a capitalist carnival as it is....I do like the exclusivity of The Majors, however...It at least gives off the impression that they're genuinely looking to honor the best of the best in the two divisions they're offering instead of collecting a profit from several hundreds of teams.
I know the SS were invited and they declined. I don't know the specifics but I can't imagine it's money or scheduling. Those girls love the titles and glory (as would anyone) and I don't think they'd pass on the opportunity to be the first champion of this exclusive event if there wasn't some other underlying reason to say "no thanks."
you get to the chance to perform in front of a lot of people that ADORE what you do! youre also in the UK. Thats what makes it a big deal.What teams compete is Jamfest England? Is it just teams from England? I'm missing what makes Jamfest England a big deal, I'm not down playing it, I truly don't know anything about Jamfest England . Is it just the great trip.