Oriolesmagic
Well-Known Member
Oh, I'm planning on going down the weekend for my birthday celebration...joy.
I have been going during Pop Warner week for quite a few years now (I'll be there this weekend) and while they can wreak havoc at the value resorts their effects on the parks is typically pretty minimal.
@BuzzGoofy, I believe most of the cheerleaders and youth football players stay at the value resorts like Pop! (hence the name Pop Warner).
Please know what you're talking about before you post about it. There is this wonderful tool, called google, that is the hive mind of intelligence for all mankind. If you don't know something, google it. Stop posting complete misinformation without a clue.
http://www.google.com/search?q=pop+warner
Pop Warner was a coach. The organization is named after him. Basically, all youth football falls under Pop Warner. Kind of like the Babe Ruth division in youth baseball. You think they stay at a hotel called 'Babe Ruth'?
While that is true, the problem with this is that their chaperons get tired and perhaps lazy in their duties and the kids run around and get a little crazy. So while it is true that it is a great organization when they go to WDW things don't go well. :shrug:Off Topic, the Pop Warner organization is actually pretty cool. It's one of the few youth sports organization to have academic requirements. It's a cool way to get kids involved in footbal or cheerleading, but not in an insane stage-mother type way.
Yes they do...:lol:I have been going during Pop Warner week for quite a few years now (I'll be there this weekend) and while they can wreak havoc at the value resorts their effects on the parks is typically pretty minimal. Of course it only takes one group of obnoxious cheerleaders with an oblivious chaperone to make the RnRC queue a living nightmare. As a rule cheerleaders travel in packs and we just do our best to avoid them.
I agree with you. So the poster was wrong about the origin of the name. Have you never been wrong? Lord knows I have. You should as a rule of social graces just PM him and tell him, NOT portray the poster as a complete idiot!Okay, so he was incorrect about the origin of the name, but I don't think it required that type of jackass response. It's not like he gave some sort of world-ending, life-changing misinformation. Was it really that big of a deal?
I have been going during Pop Warner week for quite a few years now (I'll be there this weekend) and while they can wreak havoc at the value resorts their effects on the parks is typically pretty minimal. Of course it only takes one group of obnoxious cheerleaders with an oblivious chaperone to make the RnRC queue a living nightmare. As a rule cheerleaders travel in packs and we just do our best to avoid them.
Is it a rule that cheerleaders must cheer while waiting in line for RnR??? I think it must be written down somewhere in their rule book!
It is located in section 4 line 20 in the Cheerleading codex set down long ago by Bambi and Buffy.Is it a rule that cheerleaders must cheer while waiting in line for RnR??? I think it must be written down somewhere in their rule book!
IV. Cheer Bowl Rules
1) Maximum number of cheerleaders on one squad is 25 girls (rec squads may combine).
2) Each cheerleader must wear the shell and skirt provided by the park (the park uniform) they can
embellish if they wish but it has to be the park uniform from park they are representing.
3) Cheering down is not permitted. Cheering up one age group up is allowed.
4) Cheer Bowl competition teams cannot have a roster with more than 50% of cheerleaders who are on
an All-Star or Park and Rec Competition Team.
5) Cheer squads may NOT hire or participate in any professional instruction (i.e. choreography,
tumbling) for which a fee has been paid. However, squads may pay for professional music mixes.
6) Floor size is - 40 yard line to 40 yard line and 50 feet deep
7) Routine can be no more than 3 minutes in length. A designated adult per squad will assist sound
technician in starting the music. Coach will raise flag to signal routine is ready to begin. Clock will
start on the first team motion or beat of music.
8) Prior to competing, squads will wait on the track at the opposite side of field. Four coaches will be
permitted to be with the squads. All other parents will not be allowed on the track area.
9) Squad may enter from desired side (left, right, or center of performance area)
10) Coaches may stand behind the judges (coaches must not be seen by the judges) in order to help thecheerleaders (or mimic the routine).
11) Cheerleaders may use props (i.e. pom-poms, signs). Coaches may place the props on the floor prior
to the start of the routine. Time will not count against the squad for prop placement. Each Squad
will have a maximum of 3 minutes to place props.
12) Teams will be judged on Dance, Cheer Technique, Spirit, and Stunts. Safety (stunts and tumbling)
and time violations will apply. See stunt and tumbling rules per age category. In the event of a tie,
the cheer score, then the dance score will be used to break ties.
13) Any team not wanting to be judged or compete needs to let their Cheerleading Director know and
they will be considered an exhibition participant.
14) Judges and Professional spotters will be provided through the FCYFA.
15) Cheer Bowl entry fee: Adults $3.00 – Children $2.00 (Age 5 & under-FREE) - Competitors and
Coaches do not pay entry fees
16) All participants will receive an award. Placement awards will be issued to squad scoring the highest
(i.e. first, second, third) depending on how many teams compete.
17) Only current year board members are allowed inside the gated area
18) ***Please advise each squad that a 5-point penalty may be assessed to their total score for
unsportsmanlike conduct by other cheer bowl participants, coaches, or spectators. Unsportsmanlike
conduct may include, but is not limited to, comments directed toward participants, coaches, judges,
or scoring table.
19) Each cheerleading squad competing in the Cheer Bowl must cheer for the entire football game on
the Saturday just prior to the Cheer Bowl on Sunday.
20) When attending events it is your duty to expose non-cheeleaders to the wonders of cheerleading. The queues of amusement/theme park attractions are the ideal location for this but any semi-confined space where non-cheerleaders have little chance of escaping will suffice.
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