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[LeahofthePack]

Can someone tell me if banners/signs are allowed in the Milkhouse/Jostens/the barnyard at Worlds?

I have no idea, but what is the barnyard? I have never heard of this term ha

 

[Official OWECheer]

@Official OWECheer @CheerRehab UConn used to have a real cheerleading team and opted to turn them into "student ambassadors" in 2009.

"The University of Connecticut was slammed last week when it announced that it had stripped its 17-year-old cheerleading program of the gymnastic and tumbling skills that had once made it nationally competitive. Instead, the school said, competitive cheer would be replaced with a "spirit squad"—one that, according to The Hartford Courant, would be primarily focused on finding nonathletic ways to "really spread Husky spirit"—by handing out spirit buttons, for instance."

Basically UConn decided it wasn't fair that you had to have skills to make the cheerleading team, so they opted to open it to anyone with school spirit and a pretty face. I can't find the actual article anymore, but the quote above comes from an opinion column discussing it.

I don't know if that was their attempt at being PC, but it stunk. Sorry that most people don't have the skill to be college cheerleaders, that's life LMAO. Who complained?

 

[ilikebigbows]

Tryouts went well I think, I find out if I made it on Sunday at Worlds! Eeeep!

Thanks for the well wishes everyone!!

 

[caitlyn_the_camille]

I saw a vine from Worlds 2013 where a team (in white uniforms) did a flipping transition where groups threw the flyer, she flipped, and landed in the group to the right. Pretty sure Aerosmith's "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" was playing in the routine. Can anyone tell me what team this was? It's really bugging me not knowing!

 

[Jennie]

I saw a vine from Worlds 2013 where a team (in white uniforms) did a flipping transition where groups threw the flyer, she flipped, and landed in the group to the right. Pretty sure Aerosmith's "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" was playing in the routine. Can anyone tell me what team this was? It's really bugging me not knowing!

Shooting Stars Worlds 2013?
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[Mamarazzi]

I have no idea, but what is the barnyard? I have never heard of this term ha

Well, the barnyard would be the field beside the Milkhouse...on a farm, so why not at WWoS also?

 

[CheerRehab]

Can someone tell me if banners/signs are allowed in the Milkhouse/Jostens/the barnyard at Worlds?

I have no idea, but maybe someone on this thread can help
Worlds 2014 Need To Knows! | Fierce Board - The Voice Of Cheer

 

[LeahofthePack]

Well, the barnyard would be the field beside the Milkhouse...on a farm, so why not at WWoS also?

Oh gotcha, I like that

 

[caitlyn_the_camille]

Shooting Stars Worlds 2013?
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Omg, thank you so much! I can now sleep at night again

 

[njallday]

Shooting Stars Worlds 2013?
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ugh i just got full body chills and teary eyed. praying they hit that hard again this year (both days, please)

 

[CheerRehab]

STARS OVER EVERYTHING
THIS IS THEIR YEAR

 

[Jennie]

ugh i just got full body chills and teary eyed. praying they hit that hard again this year (both days, please)

As much as my blood is permanently stained teal and black, if Shooting Stars hit both days I don't see how they can't win!

 

[mamabear]

Are there any big comps next weekend or are all eyes on to Worlds and Summit?


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[Jennie]

VYPE Houston article on allstar cheer featuring athletes from Cheer athletics, Woodlands and Prodigy allstars.
Page 40-41

VYPE Houston April 2014

 

[Official OWECheer]

@Official OWECheer @CheerRehab UConn used to have a real cheerleading team and opted to turn them into "student ambassadors" in 2009.

"The University of Connecticut was slammed last week when it announced that it had stripped its 17-year-old cheerleading program of the gymnastic and tumbling skills that had once made it nationally competitive. Instead, the school said, competitive cheer would be replaced with a "spirit squad"—one that, according to The Hartford Courant, would be primarily focused on finding nonathletic ways to "really spread Husky spirit"—by handing out spirit buttons, for instance."

Basically UConn decided it wasn't fair that you had to have skills to make the cheerleading team, so they opted to open it to anyone with school spirit and a pretty face. I can't find the actual article anymore, but the quote above comes from an opinion column discussing it.

Just did some research, and it seems like the team might not have been axed if they had been good at leading the crowd at games.