New rules posted

CheerTyme Owner · Senior Member

RE: New rules posted

Date: Mon Apr 14 11:00 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Now THAT is a very good question. I will find out.

Thank you.

Any word?

ACEDAD · GURU

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Now THAT is a very good question. I will find out.

Thank you.

Any word?

Not yet.

Date: Mon Apr 14 10:29 PM, 2008

CheerTyme Owner wrote:

I need some rule help. At lev 1, can you cradle from a single leg stunt held below shoulder level?? Either I can't read or its kinds vauge....any help is appreciated!

Amy,

I am almost positive that all cradles must be from a half.

Newberry

ACEDAD · GURU

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Took a bit, but I was able to get an answer.

For any teams that are participating at Worlds in 2008 each participant (athlete & coach) is required to sign an Agreement of Compliance. Although rule #4 above isn't technically in effect until after Worlds (as part of the new rules), if a participant violates the overall behavior rules, they are subject to the following:

I understand if one or more members of our team is found to be ineligible, is destructive to Disney property and/or competition-related property, or behaves inappropriately, our team will:

A. Be disqualified.

B. Be responsible for repaying the total cost of any funds received through a Paid or Partial Paid bid.

C. Will not be eligible for any type of bid to The Cheerleading Worlds for the following year.

The enforcement of the rule at other competitions and at the gyms will be up to the owners of those groups. USASF will be encouraging full compliance at all times.

Hope this helps.

EDITED TO CLARIFY MY POST

-- Edited by ACEDAD at 21:18, 2008-04-15

Date: Tue Apr 15 2:48 PM, 2008

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Took a bit, but I was able to get an answer.

For any teams that are participating at Worlds in 2008, the new behavior rules are in effect immediately. Each participant (athlete & coach) is required to sign an Agreement of Compliance. If a participant violates rule #4, they are subject to the following:

I understand if one or more members of our team is found to be ineligible, is destructive to Disney property and/or competition-related property, or behaves inappropriately, our team will:
A. Be disqualified.
B. Be responsible for repaying the total cost of any funds received through a Paid or Partial Paid bid.
C. Will not be eligible for any type of bid to The Cheerleading Worlds for the following year.

The enforcement of the rule at other competitions and at the gyms will be up to the owners of those groups. USASF will be encouraging full compliance at all times.

Hope this helps.

I think this is a great rule especially after what happened at a recent national in Vegas.

Date: Tue Apr 15 3:10 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Took a bit, but I was able to get an answer.

For any teams that are participating at Worlds in 2008, the new behavior rules are in effect immediately. Each participant (athlete & coach) is required to sign an Agreement of Compliance. If a participant violates rule #4, they are subject to the following:

I understand if one or more members of our team is found to be ineligible, is destructive to Disney property and/or competition-related property, or behaves inappropriately, our team will:
A. Be disqualified.
B. Be responsible for repaying the total cost of any funds received through a Paid or Partial Paid bid.
C. Will not be eligible for any type of bid to The Cheerleading Worlds for the following year.

The enforcement of the rule at other competitions and at the gyms will be up to the owners of those groups. USASF will be encouraging full compliance at all times.

Hope this helps.

I think this is a great rule especially after what happened at a recent national in Vegas.

What happened at a recent nationals in Vegas

Date: Tue Apr 15 3:21 PM, 2008

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But what about, for example, when rule #4, which prohibits being under the influence during practice and cheer events, is broken?

Took a bit, but I was able to get an answer.

For any teams that are participating at Worlds in 2008, the new behavior rules are in effect immediately. Each participant (athlete & coach) is required to sign an Agreement of Compliance. If a participant violates rule #4, they are subject to the following:

I understand if one or more members of our team is found to be ineligible, is destructive to Disney property and/or competition-related property, or behaves inappropriately, our team will:
A. Be disqualified.
B. Be responsible for repaying the total cost of any funds received through a Paid or Partial Paid bid.
C. Will not be eligible for any type of bid to The Cheerleading Worlds for the following year.

The enforcement of the rule at other competitions and at the gyms will be up to the owners of those groups. USASF will be encouraging full compliance at all times.

Hope this helps.

Thanks ACE Dad! I knew you'd come through. I think the repercussions are both strict and fair. Hopefully all who indulge in these types of activities are aware of the actions taken if caught.

ACEDAD · GURU

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks ACE Dad! I knew you'd come through. I think the repercussions are both strict and fair. Hopefully all who indulge in these types of activities are aware of the actions taken if caught.

I had to edit my post a bit. The end results are the same, but I mis-spoke a bit about the implementation of rule #4. I'm still very happy about the addition of this rule to USASF.

Date: Tue Apr 15 9:06 PM, 2008

Me too!

CheerTyme Owner · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

CheerTyme Owner wrote:

I need some rule help. At lev 1, can you cradle from a single leg stunt held below shoulder level?? Either I can't read or its kinds vauge....any help is appreciated!

Amy,

I am almost positive that all cradles must be from a half.

Newberry

NEWB....didn't know you were on here!!! Thanks for the answer. That is what I thought also, But its pretty vague.....Congrats on your last comp!!!

Date: Thu Apr 17 11:34 AM, 2008

I would assume that deductions or a disqualification would be made...but the rule also includes coaches...what if it is the coach who is drunk at the competition? do you diqualify their team because the coach is an idot?

How would such things be determined? Are we drug and alcohal testing coaches and athletes? Or is this just a rule that needed to be made to cover the USASF?