[jchsrulz]

Man what a thread to read! From all the information that I have read, it doesn't sound to fair to sit the girls who have been cheering all season long with a group that is supposed to cheer competions only. Also, I have seen both the middle and high school cheerleaders from Johnson County and from what I have seen over the years. It appears that the middle school girls have always appeared to be more disciplined than the high school squads. So that makes me also question. What is the problem when they get to the high school? I mean if you have that many girls quit a squad, that should make you raise an eyebrow. To me it sounds like their coach needs to forget what the girls, parents and everybody else thinks and run her squad like she is the one in charge. As for coaching two different squads, it sounds like she has bitten off more than she can chew. As for the girls that quit I also agree that they shouldn't be allowed back. BUT, I also agree with what was said earlier, that we all make mistakes, God knows I have, and it shouldn't be held agaist them when it comes time next year. We all do deserve second chances.
Sorry if I stepped on any toes. But, I just had to post on this one after I sit and read it all. Good Luck to all the girls no matter when and where they cheer!:Wave:

All the girls on the comp squad have cheered games all year long either on the black or gold squads. The comp squad was simply put together for that reason. They, both sponsors, wanted to put together the best team possible to represent JCHS, but as we all know, things don't always go as planned. I myself like this situation, I believe that some more cheerleaders will come out to be part of the atmosphere in the regular season and not have to worry about extra training for the grueling competitons. This is a very tough competition. One mistake can cost a years worth of practice! Some girls don't want that pressure. They want to have fun on the sidelines!:Cheerlead