[Houndwife]

Non tumbling cheerleading divisions should be banned   It is the equivalent to creating a non dribbling basketball league for the people who aren't good at basketball, then celebrating them like they're the best ??‍♀️

Nice first post.  I take it your tumbling kid didn't get a white jacket.  You should use your real avatar when making a sarcastic post like this so people will know you've got guts.  
But everyone's got an opinon I suppose.  I'm proud of them and that opinion of yours matters not to me.

Maybe don't completely get rid of the division but seperate them on different weekends.  There's is so many people down there.

I didn't go down and see the crowd.  I know UK got third in their division three days before so college teams had just been there.  I could see them splitting up divisions and spreading the competition out over more time.  I haven't and I won't go back to Disney again as it IS a money grab.  That's a respectful answer Spud and I appreciate you usuallly going about things in a classy way.  You didn't say, "they should shut down the whole division and leave them at home because they just aren't good enough to compete with OUR girls".
I'm glad for any kid that can reach a goal they've set out to achieve.  That non tumbling division was created and those girls topped it beating out about 17 teams.
All I did was post how proud I was of the Rockcastle kids for their achievement in celebration of the local team.  Opinions are like buttholes, everyone has theirs and they just have to blow it out there at others.  I'm no cheerleading expert and don't plan to be.

 
I did reiterate that I have no child cheering didn't I ? Nor will I EVER have a child cheering lol merely an observer, hell I don't even have a child in middle school or high school either one! Why set the goal so low for your child though? Why not push for them to be the BEST? My parents set the bar at the highest possible, did I reach it? Nope. Did I work harder, and learn from it? Absolutely. I will say you're correct about the division. It does exist, and in my opinion it shouldn't. It teaches kids that if something is too hard, there's an easy way out. Coaches want to win, and it all comes at the expense of the girls.