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Wow You are too much. I don't know why you think I don't like them. If you look at my history you can see I've been nothing but wowed by their talent. There is no need to be so snarky. All I said was I can't believe a team would turn down the Majors. I don't even know that they were...

The couple of times we went, it was one of our 8 comps (which includes Worlds) so it was less money than a 3 day weekend comp. We'd fly in on Thursday and leave after Meet and Greet Saturday morning. CP did mostly online HS her last two years, so missing school wasn't a big deal. I know some...

I didn't know that but that makes sense.

I can't believe a team would decline going to the Majors. It's my daughter's favorite competition and I can see why. It's all about the athletes.

There is no waiting list for the Omni. Last year NCA was longer so rooms were easier to get. My friend called today to be on a two bed wait list and there is no waiting list this year.

They must because when you look at other weekends prices go down $100 or more per night.

That's what I was quoting. People must be booking with exemptions. With STP it is around $1150 for 3 nights

It actually is. I'm just not going to USA

Wow! That's 10 competitions! The most we've ever had was 8, including Worlds and that was a lot. At least you can drive to all but 3

Yes, people pay. Those two will be sold out soon.

It's actually the opposite of Aces. They had no coed Worlds team in the Vegas gym.

We are going to UCA for the first time this year. I'm pretty excited to go to Florida twice...:confused:

Totally agree. And Bombshells will probably rule Medium again as only a few are going on to college but... I'm curious how this gym keeps boys. I'd be pissed if they made their best team all girl after them all being on C5. I wonder how many boys moved on due to this.

Yes! Finding a room with more than one bed nearby is costly. The Hyatt is walking distance but $399/night and the Omni is the same but only one bed. So frustrating.

These rankings are just ridiculous

Seriously? I've taught people on the spectrum for over 20 years and what I've learned is none are alike. They may have similar behaviors, such as tippie-toe walking, arm flapping, etc. but be very different. People think of Rainman when they think of ASD and that is atypical.

If they treat you differently, they are not your friends. But it is up to you to tell them. You don't have to. Your coaches must maintain confidentiality so they can't disclose that information to anyone.

My 16 yo has autism (he appears high functioning but his IQ is low). I still feel like I need to explain his diagnosis to everyone I meet. I think it is unfair to the coaches not to tell them. They should be told. I think if you explain it in terms of anxiety and behaviors - how she processes...

That is why we switched to online school. My daughter is graduating next week but the last 1 1/2 years online were great for her. The format reminds me of college, where you get the coursework for the entire semester, and pace yourself accordingly. Her team travels a lot so she completed all...

This is for Worlds. All the rest uses Varsity scoring, so it's different