CatFan22
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No block schedule has been posted yet. Any idea when it will be available? WHOA tiger
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I'm not sure if this is the FINAL listing or not, but it was updated last week.
http://register.varsity.com/VAS/The%20Summit%20Bid%20Winners.pdf
Your right but I looked at the guidlines for j5. I could not find anything for combining all girl large and coed large in j5. I know at UCA ( Orlando ) they put all girl small in with all girl large and coed small in with large coed. So one of the 2 is not following the rules. A believe in level 5 a coed team has a bit of a advantage and that's why coed has its own division.
Well it appears the Summit has it correct. There is a all girl division and a coed division. It is not broken small and large. Coed vs coed and all girl vs all girl regardless of the size seems to be what makes sense. Now coed can compete against coed. All girl can compete against all girl. There are multiple tesms in coed and multiple in all girl. I think the Summit did a great job .From the USASF age grid:
For Junior Co-Ed Level 5, if there is only ONE co-ed competing, then the all girl and one co-ed team must be combined into one Junior
Level 5 division (i.e. Four Junior Level 5 teams and one Junior Co-Ed Level 5 team = 5 Junior Level 5 teams for competition). If the
Junior teams were split into Small and Large, then the Co-Ed team must be placed with the teams closest to its size.
As a jr coed 5 mom, we only saw another coed at NCA and Cheersport. If not for combining, we'd have had no competition at all.
Looks like not everyone will get to experience the milk house.
I agree. It only makes sense to allow more teams to advance if there's 20-plus teams in a division like there are in my daughter's. Hopefully next year, the bids will be distributed a little more evenly. I'm curious though, what do the teams receive that move to finals, but do not win rings?
I agree. It only makes sense to allow more teams to advance if there's 20-plus teams in a division like there are in my daughter's. Hopefully next year, the bids will be distributed a little more evenly. I'm curious though, what do the teams receive that move to finals, but do not win rings?