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bballmama
02-27-2006, 11:38 PM
:lame: OK I really don't know all that much about cheerleading, my only experiences being my daughters cheering in middle school but I do know their coach would have thrown a hissy if the girls did this to another school. With that said I would like to mention that I would hope that the cheerleaders would show enough class and sportsmanship to respect the opposing team. Tonight I watched as our team was warming up for a game( which is what we PAID to watch not the cheerleaders), going through their usual lay-ups and stuff when the opposing teams squad just walked right in the middle of the team warming up and started to do a cheer for their team!(This was on the end of the court NOT in the middle ) That was the most rude thing I have seen all year. Most of the time I try to defend cheerleading as a real sport because I know its a lot of hard work, but how can fans respect squads who do things like that?Especially when they were finished and 3 of the cheerleaders turned around and made obscene gestures to the team and crowd. Very VERY unladylike and I would not want them representing my school.
Pirate Pal
02-27-2006, 11:41 PM
Mr. Varney and Mrs. Casey would have freaked out if one of Belfry's cheerleaders would have done that.
Acting like that is unjusitified completely.
syoung
02-28-2006, 07:05 AM
I saw that......Magoffin Co cheerleaders walked right out in the middle of Lawrence County's pregame warmups. They lined up from the foul line to right under the basket and took over that section. LC boys tried to continue but Magoffin cheerleaders acted like they weren't even there. Our boys had to stop and let them finish. How ridiculous was that? And then, Magoffin County's team ran through the middle of all that confusion. It was crazy. Have some respect.
PvilleCheerAlum
02-28-2006, 09:17 AM
Was this a district game? i need this question answered before i can say anything else.
bballmama
02-28-2006, 09:19 AM
yes it was
Pirate Pal
02-28-2006, 09:28 AM
Were the girls being judged?
PvilleCheerAlum
02-28-2006, 09:28 AM
Magoffin county was probably getting judged. I am sure they could have asked the Lawrence county boys if they could do their introduction cheer, or they could have gone to the other end of the floor, but that sometimes messes up the cheer and the lawrence county boys probably would have said no.
This kind of thing happens all the time in games where the cheerleaders are getting judged. They dont really mean to be rude about it, they are just trying to do all of their required elements on the in game judging sheet.
bballmama
02-28-2006, 09:36 AM
Doesn't matter if they were being judged or not, and I do hope points are taken off for rudeness!!! They could just have easily done the cheer in the middle of the floor without it messing up anything Or on the other end where THEIR team was suppose to warm up, I find this unacceptable behavior from any kid representing their school, and cheerleaders are no exception to the rule! The boys need the floor to warm for the GAME that people actually come to watch. Thank goodness our boys showed more class and let them finish instead of being as rude to them as the cheerleaders were to the team.
BigRed
02-28-2006, 10:02 AM
Not only did they show rudeness there, but they were floor hogs...Everytime the LC girls would come on the floor to cheer here would come Magoffin girls and LC girls out of respect would go sit on the sidelines until they were finished. Come on Magoffin Cheerleaders you don't own the floor.
Youngerthandirt
02-28-2006, 11:07 AM
Sounds like a case of going to a cheerleading competition and a basketball game broke out. *G* Sorry, just couldn't resist that.
ridgewarrior
02-28-2006, 11:25 AM
The boys need the floor to warm for the GAME that people actually come to watch.
Believe it or not..:Cheerlead ..some people come to watch the cheerleaders--the game is secondary. And at that particular game, there was two judges there JUST to watch the cheerleaders!
NOW that I got that off my chest....the coach should've explained to the boys about the girls being judged and asked them to move. Chances are they would've. As far as them needing to warm up....an opening cheer takes only a couple of minutes, so it isn't like they ruined their 'warm up'. BUT there is NO EXCUSE for the cheerleaders being RUDE and the ugly gestures they displayed. And if the judges saw this, I'm sure there was points deducted for unsportsmanlike conduct. I've seen squads deducted points for doing rebound cheers during free throws.
luvcheer
02-28-2006, 11:36 AM
I agree with you Ridgewarrior. I go to games only to watch cheerleading, I could care less about the game but that's just me. I don't sport the view that cheerleaders are there for the team only and their feelings and hard work are expendable. This is not the NBA and even in college the cheerleaders get more respect than that. There is no basketball player or at least in this part of the country that deserves any more recognition than say a good cheerleader or squad. There are people that view cheerleading as a sport in itself and you'd be suprised at how many of us there are.
pikevillecheer
02-28-2006, 01:32 PM
ridgewarrior..... its not unsportsmonlike to do rebound cheers during free throws.... never in the rule book does it say that... so just get over it its not unsportsmanlike:fight: :Angry07:
Republican
02-28-2006, 03:20 PM
1st of all--the cheerleaders were being judged. They are required to do an opening cheer. In fact, the teams were given an extra 5 minutes of warm-up time to ensure that these opening cheers would not interfere with the boys' floor time. The cheerleaders were also held up out of respect to the Sheldon Clark girls who were still on the floor. Why would they be nice to one team and then be rude to another? I am sure they wanted to get out there and off the floor as soon as possible. It probably wouldn't have killed the LC boys to step aside for 60 seconds so the girls could perform all their stunts (which did not happen...one whole side of the cheer did not go up.)
2nd of all--the cheerleaders are not allowed to be on the floor AT ALL during introductions of the ball players. This was decided at a 57th district meeting. Lawrence County tumbled all the way down the floor during this time. This was a blatant disregard for the rules.
3rd--as far as hogging the floor, LC never attempted to do a floor cheer. Were they not being judged? MC sat down twice that I know of to give them an opportunity to take the floor. Then, they only did sidelines or chants. Since Magoffin WAS being judged, they wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to do all their floor cheers.
4th--I am not aware of any rude gestures that were made. That would certainly not be something a squad would do in a JUDGING situation! I know that their sponsor would never condone such behavior.
5th--of course, this is the district tournament...emotions run high. I think both teams did an excellent job. The game was so exciting and it was a shame that someone had to lose. Let's focus on the positive things and wish all the teams good luck, and not the little picky things that, in the long run, are secondary.
catfan14
02-28-2006, 03:46 PM
First of all, courtesy goes both ways.
If this squad needed to do their introduction cheer than the team could have given them one minute, because we all know that the average cheer last around 40-50 seconds.
If this squad was being judged than sportmanship is an element they are being judged on and if they did make rude gestures than it will only hurt them at trophy time.
Yes, it is about basketball, but cheerleaders have always been part of that and there should be give and take on both sides.
luvcheer
02-28-2006, 03:52 PM
If your talking about bad sportsmanship that's one thing that shouldn't be tolerated but the coach needs to take care of that. But the cheerleaders are a part of every game including district and region and they need to be able to do what they have worked hard to do. It is give and take.
roush racing
02-28-2006, 04:19 PM
im sure glad that in the heading of this thread it said, "How disrespectful Magoffin County's Cheerleaders were" i mean come on its over and done with...get over it its not like its going to kill anybody...anyway lawrence co cheerleaders weren't even on the floor at the beginning of the game and sat on the sidelines a lot. if they wanted the floor, why didn't they take it.
and what about paintsville
catsfan072
02-28-2006, 04:19 PM
What did they expect the MC Cheerleaders to do? Just stand there and wait for the LC ballplayers to get finished? Ballplayers don't care about cheerleaders during games, especially from the other team. MC did what they had to do, especially if they were getting judged!!
cheer_leader
02-28-2006, 06:12 PM
i think if your cheering you need to remember your representing your school, your parents, other cheerleaders before you, and yourself thats what my coaches always taught me
ridgewarrior
02-28-2006, 07:47 PM
ridgewarrior..... its not unsportsmonlike to do rebound cheers during free throws.... never in the rule book does it say that... so just get over it its not unsportsmanlike:fight: :Angry07:
Easy now-:rolleyes:-don't get all worked up for no reason!! All I said was "I have seen squads that was deducted points for doing rebound cheers during free throws!" I didn't say if it was right or wrong.....
bballmama
02-28-2006, 10:20 PM
If any of you would read I never once said Magoffin co in my 1 st post. I was giving an example of what happened and thought it should have been mentioned. Some of you seem to have a chip on your shoulder about cheerleading. Did any of you stop to consider the actions taken were putting the players and cheerleaders in harms way? What if the boys had not moved? What if a ball had hit one of the girls if they had attempted a stunt? What if one of the cheerleaders tumbled into a player? As far as I am concerned the cheer coach should have been more aware of what was going on , I seriously doubt many boys basketball teams know what the district tells cheerleaders they can and cannot do. The team is there to play ball not worry about all the other stuff that goes on with the cheerleaders. All the cheer coach had to do was ask Coach A to give them time to do a dang cheer and i am sure he would have obliged, is that so hard for someone in charge of a large group to do?
catsfan072
02-28-2006, 10:47 PM
If your team was playing in the first night of districts and the cheerleading coach from the opposing team asked you to remove your players from the floor to do a cheer, would you say yes? I don't think many people would!
ridgewarrior
02-28-2006, 11:27 PM
All the cheer coach had to do was ask Coach A to give them time to do a dang cheer and i am sure he would have obliged, is that so hard for someone in charge of a large group to do?
Nope...that is exactly what should've happened. :thumb:
57thScarlett
02-28-2006, 11:30 PM
I'm not aware of this ever being a problem in the past. Everyone knows that cheerleaders get judged at disticts. They are there compeating, just like the basketball teams. I don't know how things were in Lawrence County's old region or distict, but maybe they need to adjust to how things have been, are, and always will be done in the 57th and 15th.
Pirate Pal
02-28-2006, 11:41 PM
Easy now-:rolleyes:-don't get all worked up for no reason!! All I said was "I have seen squads that was deducted points for doing rebound cheers during free throws!" I didn't say if it was right or wrong.....
You're both right. It can be considered unsportsmanlike by some judges. However, there really is no specific rule against it.
catsfan072
02-28-2006, 11:44 PM
Prestonsburg did not do rebound cheers during the 58th tournament.
halfstep
03-01-2006, 07:30 AM
ridgewarrior..... its not unsportsmonlike to do rebound cheers during free throws.... never in the rule book does it say that... so just get over it its not unsportsmanlike:fight: :Angry07:
No, it is not unsportsmanlike. But, almost every squad that I have seen cheer during free throws, devides so that the free throw lane is clear. I don't know if this is supposed to happen or if it is a respect thing. BUT, like I said just about every squad does this.
NOW, LAST NIGHT. I did witness 2 Magoffin Co. cheerleaders in the first half of the game between them and Paintsville stand in the direct line of the free throw shooter clapping their hands, stomping and yelling at the shooter. May I note that the rest of the squad was devided on each side of the lane. I really didn't notice if they were cheering or just standing though, because these two girls caught my attention so quick. I guess it is where I am not used to seeing this. NOW to me that is rude
wamiller25
03-01-2006, 08:29 AM
:lame: OK I really don't know all that much about cheerleading, my only experiences being my daughters cheering in middle school but I do know their coach would have thrown a hissy if the girls did this to another school. With that said I would like to mention that I would hope that the cheerleaders would show enough class and sportsmanship to respect the opposing team. Tonight I watched as our team was warming up for a game( which is what we PAID to watch not the cheerleaders), going through their usual lay-ups and stuff when the opposing teams squad just walked right in the middle of the team warming up and started to do a cheer for their team!(This was on the end of the court NOT in the middle ) That was the most rude thing I have seen all year. Most of the time I try to defend cheerleading as a real sport because I know its a lot of hard work, but how can fans respect squads who do things like that?Especially when they were finished and 3 of the cheerleaders turned around and made obscene gestures to the team and crowd. Very VERY unladylike and I would not want them representing my school.
OK bballmama b4 u start shooting your mouth off u really need to get your story straight because ur boys was making the rude gestures toward the mc cheerleaders and they did not say one word to them and yes we were being juged that night. So b4 u start giving us a bad name u really need to get your stories straight. You all r just jealous that our boys beat you all.... it's over so get over. And yes CHEERLEADING is and SPORT!
wamiller25
03-01-2006, 08:42 AM
I saw that......Magoffin Co cheerleaders walked right out in the middle of Lawrence County's pregame warmups. They lined up from the foul line to right under the basket and took over that section. LC boys tried to continue but Magoffin cheerleaders acted like they weren't even there. Our boys had to stop and let them finish. How ridiculous was that? And then, Magoffin County's team ran through the middle of all that confusion. It was crazy. Have some respect.
you gotta give respect to get it:wtf1: :Cheerlead :omg: :Hammer3: Hammer Heads:ChairHit: :flame: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wamiller25
03-01-2006, 08:45 AM
Believe it or not..:Cheerlead ..some people come to watch the cheerleaders--the game is secondary. And at that particular game, there was two judges there JUST to watch the cheerleaders!
NOW that I got that off my chest....the coach should've explained to the boys about the girls being judged and asked them to move. Chances are they would've. As far as them needing to warm up....an opening cheer takes only a couple of minutes, so it isn't like they ruined their 'warm up'. BUT there is NO EXCUSE for the cheerleaders being RUDE and the ugly gestures they displayed. And if the judges saw this, I'm sure there was points deducted for unsportsmanlike conduct. I've seen squads deducted points for doing rebound cheers during free throws.
the only ppl who come to a BALL game to watch cheerleaders only are: perverts,,,,parents or,,,,judges(during tourny):wtf1:
Youngerthandirt
03-01-2006, 09:34 AM
I'm not sure it safe to have cheerleaders and players on the floor at the same time. I remember a player getting kicked in the head a few years ago at a district tournament game at JCHS. I believe he got knocked out and had to spend a night in the hospital.
Maybe the cheer judging could be done in a seperate location or before the games begin, this would be a good opportunity to do a longer routine with more gymnastics. Then judge sideline and time out cheers during the game. I believe the State Tournament does it that way, I think. Just a thought from a dad of a cheerleader and a basketball player
bballmama
03-01-2006, 12:07 PM
OK bballmama b4 u start shooting your mouth off u really need to get your story straight because ur boys was making the rude gestures toward the mc cheerleaders and they did not say one word to them and yes we were being juged that night. So b4 u start giving us a bad name u really need to get your stories straight. You all r just jealous that our boys beat you all.... it's over so get over. And yes CHEERLEADING is and SPORT!
hmmmm does it anywhere in the post you quoted say MAGOFFIN? nope it sure doesn't, now either you know I am right and assumed it was magoffin or you are a cheerleader caught doing what I mentioned. The thread was never started with the intent to put down a particular squad, But cheerleaders are representing their school and I would hope in a better way than i witnessed that particular night. Did I not say I had also defended cheerleading as a sport?(please read a post correctly if you want to make a sensible reply) And i do agree with youngerthandirt that cheerleaders should be judged a different time than the tournament, it would just make for a safer environment for all involved.
Pirate Pal
03-01-2006, 12:19 PM
I'm not sure it safe to have cheerleaders and players on the floor at the same time. I remember a player getting kicked in the head a few years ago at a district tournament game at JCHS. I believe he got knocked out and had to spend a night in the hospital.
Maybe the cheer judging could be done in a seperate location or before the games begin, this would be a good opportunity to do a longer routine with more gymnastics. Then judge sideline and time out cheers during the game. I believe the State Tournament does it that way, I think. Just a thought from a dad of a cheerleader and a basketball player
In reality, being judged in a game situation should be no different than cheering a normal game. An introduction cheer should be done before the opposing team comes out of the locker room and begins warm-ups. If the opposing team is already on the floor, there are basically 2 correct options for the squad...
1. Kindly ask the coach of the opposing team to hold the balls and give the girls a total of 1 minute (that is the normal floor cheer time) to do their cheer
2. Do the introduction cheer during the first time out (if the cheer is one that you want to be judged on).
ridgewarrior
03-01-2006, 02:30 PM
the only ppl who come to a BALL game to watch cheerleaders only are: perverts,,,,parents or,,,,judges(during tourny):wtf1:
What about family and friends of the cheerleaders?? There are brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles....best friends, alumni cheerleaders, and always the wannabecheerleaders....all kinds of people that show up to watch the cheerleaders ESPECIALLY at tourny time when they are being judged!!! And believe it or not...some squads are simply that good--that people wanna see them stunt and tumble--obviously not something you can understand.
One last thing....you are making this thread "CRYSTAL CLEAR" and showing just what kind of attitudes your squad has..:lame:..I wasn't there, and if you read my first post, I defended the squad because they was being judged.
:giveup: NOW...as far as my comment earlier about the free throws and unsportsmanlike behavior....I didn't say that I agreed or disagreed! I simply said that I've seen points deducted for this before. And I have....I guess it is left up to the judge and what she/he thinks.
Personally I think that you shouldn't cheer during the first free throw...but during the second I don't think a rebound cheer shows poor sportmanship. BUT getting under the net, screaming, stomping and carrying on looks bad on the whole team.
syoung
03-01-2006, 02:35 PM
you gotta give respect to get it:wtf1: :Cheerlead :omg: :Hammer3: Hammer Heads:ChairHit: :flame: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That evidently is something that you or MC cheerleaders were taught to do. Lc boys had the floor.:****happe
syoung
03-01-2006, 02:38 PM
In reality, being judged in a game situation should be no different than cheering a normal game. An introduction cheer should be done before the opposing team comes out of the locker room and begins warm-ups. If the opposing team is already on the floor, there are basically 2 correct options for the squad...
1. Kindly ask the coach of the opposing team to hold the balls and give the girls a total of 1 minute (that is the normal floor cheer time) to do their cheer
2. Do the introduction cheer during the first time out (if the cheer is one that
you want to be judged on).
Finally, someone who makes sense. FANtastic post.:Thumbs: :dance:
syoung
03-01-2006, 02:42 PM
hmmmm does it anywhere in the post you quoted say MAGOFFIN? nope it sure doesn't, now either you know I am right and assumed it was magoffin or you are a cheerleader caught doing what I mentioned. The thread was never started with the intent to put down a particular squad, But cheerleaders are representing their school and I would hope in a better way than i witnessed that particular night. Did I not say I had also defended cheerleading as a sport?(please read a post correctly if you want to make a sensible reply) And i do agree with youngerthandirt that cheerleaders should be judged a different time than the tournament, it would just make for a safer environment for all involved.
You are right bballmama. I am the culprit. I posted right after you and I named the cheerleading squad. Sorry, but I am sure that you and I weren't the only ones who saw that fiasco.:rock:
I was at the game.. Magoffin was getting judged. How their cheer was set up to introduce the boys was when the run on to the floor so the cheer had to be done there... it only took 30 seconds at the most.... everytime there was a time out lawernce co. was doing sideline cheers when magoffin again was getting judged and had to do their floor cheers. Magoffin also waited to see if lawerence was going to go one but they didn't... I don't know anything about cheering and I could tell you this much... Magoffin cheerleaders are not disrespectful.. They are defintly the easiest sqaud to get along with IMO.
TIMEKEEPER
03-01-2006, 09:10 PM
I have read all of these psots about this situation, and i feel there is something that has been left out and needs to be mentioned. i was at this same ball game and observed what happend the cheerleader s were on the end of the court where their ball team was to exit the locker room. i feel that out of respect for the cheerleaders the opposing ball team should have stepped aside for the few seconds it took for the MC cheerleaders to do their cheer to welcome their ball team to the floor. I feel that out boys would have showed the lawrence county cheerleaders the same respect. i felt that this needed to be mentoined that the MC cheerleaders were at the right place on the floor to introduce their team. i personally know alot of these cheerleaders and they are a respectable group of young ladies and do not deserve this negative critisizim. with thi si wish them the best fo luck and keep the cheers going girls..
GO HORNETS!!!
Sidelines
03-01-2006, 09:17 PM
I personally think this is riddicoulas. I play ball for Magoffin county, and i dont know about other teams but coach west has taught us something called respect... those girls work hard on their cheer mrs. skaggs their sponsor has gave it her all to make these girls all they can be i know this b/c everyday i had basketabll prac. our cheerleaders were working hard to. All these girls wanted to do was to introduce their ball team onto the court with and simple 10 second cheer that would not have alterd any warming up for lawrence county. I know that my team would have stopped in respect for the girls why is it such a bad thing to some of you? I mean did it hurt anyone? i don't see where you get off saying it's rude when all the girls were doing was their job. Was it so bad lawrence county had to act like gentelmen for a second? or are you just upset because of the defeat? If thats the case you don't need to get on here dogging the cheerleaders they done nothing wrong but support their team, and im behind them 100%... But goodluck in Richmond at the state tourney girls i'll be there cheering for you like you cheerd for us!! Go Magoffin!
roush racing
03-01-2006, 09:26 PM
^^^ good post i agree 100%
cheer_leader
03-01-2006, 10:29 PM
pikeville played er tonight and it was one of the most respectful games the girls clapped for each other prayed together before the game and just supported each other it was really nice
ridgewarrior
03-01-2006, 11:11 PM
pikeville played er tonight and it was one of the most respectful games the girls clapped for each other prayed together before the game and just supported each other it was really nice
I agree!! Pikeville Cheerleaders always show respect...Ms Stone and Ms Wheeler do a great job all the way around!! ER Cheerleaders was great too...I seen a couple of them tell tehir fans to be quiet while Pikeville Cheerleaders was on the floor....GOOD job girls!!
also, the other night....at the first game of district....I think I saw a couple of ER cheerleaders giving the different squads (Valley and Pikeville) a basket of something. Was this a welcome gift?? I just saw it from the Tribe section and thought someone here might know. Does every 'host' squad do this?
Blondie
03-03-2006, 09:43 AM
This whole thing is quite rediculous, I mean because 1 team did what they were supposed to do which is cheer people are freaking out!Yeah some squads are disrespectful (valley) but when they are told to do that the boys should move sry.Oh and you payed to go to the game and watch the boys well some ppl yes do go to see the girls too not only pervs either so wtf?The cheerleaders are there for a reason and it is to cheer their team on so why are you *****ing?if you dont like the cheerleaders dont watch them.lord!
All_Sport#1
03-03-2006, 06:22 PM
I personally think this is riddicoulas. I play ball for Magoffin county, and i dont know about other teams but coach west has taught us something called respect... those girls work hard on their cheer mrs. skaggs their sponsor has gave it her all to make these girls all they can be i know this b/c everyday i had basketabll prac. our cheerleaders were working hard to. All these girls wanted to do was to introduce their ball team onto the court with and simple 10 second cheer that would not have alterd any warming up for lawrence county. I know that my team would have stopped in respect for the girls why is it such a bad thing to some of you? I mean did it hurt anyone? i don't see where you get off saying it's rude when all the girls were doing was their job. Was it so bad lawrence county had to act like gentelmen for a second? or are you just upset because of the defeat? If thats the case you don't need to get on here dogging the cheerleaders they done nothing wrong but support their team, and im behind them 100%... But goodluck in Richmond at the state tourney girls i'll be there cheering for you like you cheerd for us!! Go Magoffin!
I agree
Cheer Fan
03-03-2006, 08:47 PM
Congrats Magoffin on you 15th Region Victory and the 57th girls varsity victory as well....you all look great...i wish you the best and do not let negative people destroy what you have worked so hard for...successful programs will always be critizied...and LC fans are now the worst fans in the 57th district you can tell by the "postive" post they have contribituited on here...shew...they are going to have to get with the program...they really are sore losers...
ridgewarrior
03-03-2006, 11:32 PM
I've been wondering about freethrows, rebound cheers and whether or not it was 'unsportsmanlike' since we talked about it earlier, and decided to go do a little research on it....and well, it appears that I was right.
Go to http://www.kapos.org (http://www.kapos.org/) and click on the HANDBOOK. On page 49 - Recommendations for Cheerleaders and Coaches
Section C - Number 3
A squad shall not cheer when an opposing player is attempting a free throw. This is poor sportsmanship and a judge should deduct points in the sportsmanship category if this occurs.
I am not directing this to anyone in particular....but I thought it was interesting that many of us here didn't know this was a rule!
FrontRowJo
03-03-2006, 11:58 PM
I saw one of the most disrespectful things at the 57th District Boys championship game. Although it happens more times than I have seen, i was able to pay more close attention. While one squad was running out to do a floor cheer, the opposing squad ran out at the same time towards their student section. They then proceeded to chant cheers for their school while the other team was barely audible to the crowd behind them. I don't know about any of you, but IMO that shows no respect for the other sqaud...
catsfan072
03-03-2006, 11:59 PM
Prestonsburg does not do rebound cheers during tournaments while they were judged. Maybe that's why they have won it 5 years in a row!!
FrAnKeE
03-04-2006, 12:14 AM
IMO, i do not think threads like this should be started, because this is making fools of some of the people on here, it shows that most of em are so immature (most of em prally 30 and older), and only wanna pick fights with people, people just love controversy, it really makes me laugh, some of the crap that is said on here is ridiculous trying to say this about a squad that was only trying to support there team, and introduce there players, you know that these boys knew the cheerleaders were gonna do a floor cheer for the boys to come out to, so i mean when these girls are walking toward the floor, wouldnt the first thing come to mind is move for about 30 secounds?? i would think so, this isnt a big deal, the boys moved, and the girls done the cheer, and moved outta there way simple as that, it wasnt a lack of respect, i kno that for a fact, yall are just blowing it up into a big deal, which was nothing at all
ridgewarrior
03-04-2006, 12:15 AM
Prestonsburg does not do rebound cheers during tournaments while they were judged. Maybe that's why they have won it 5 years in a row!!
Sorry catsfan....I seriously wasn't directing this to you, or anyone for that matter!
Congrats on your 5th year!! GOOD JOB!!
FrAnKeE
03-04-2006, 12:20 AM
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catsfan072
03-04-2006, 09:20 AM
I know ridge.. But, the other night at the tournament there were cheerleaders from other teams who had already cheered their game, making fun of Prestonsburg for not doing rebound cheers.
ridgewarrior
03-04-2006, 04:20 PM
I know ridge.. But, the other night at the tournament there were cheerleaders from other teams who had already cheered their game, making fun of Prestonsburg for not doing rebound cheers.
Shame on them then!! Good job P-burg for standing up and doing the right thing for the squad!!!
BasketBallonlyfan
03-11-2006, 07:51 AM
I didnt think I would EVER post something in this forum even though I laugh when I read them. I seen this topic of disrespectful squads and I hope this is the right one to post in. As far as disrespectful cheerleaders goes, I think we have a new winner. I am going to go with Betsy Laynes squad. I dont know if they are allowed to do this or not, I just know that NONE of the other squads I have seen does it. When a player on the other team is shooting freethrows, are cheerleaders allowed to be right up under the goal trying to distract them like they have been all tourney long? Somoeone quoted a rule saying they are supposed to be counted off for doing rebound cheers whent the other team is shooting freethrows. As a former player, I dont really see that being that distracting. But with them right up under the goal, not doing any cheers or anything and doing other things shouldnt be allowed. Does their sponser have control of them during the games? If so, why doesnt she stop them. All the other squads I have seen spit in the middle and get on each side of the free throw lane except for them. They have the one cheerleader who cant do a cartwheel, flip or anything. Isnt there like a tryout for them or something? After seeing them in the regional tourney, I dont think they showed any class at all.
blackcatcheer
03-11-2006, 09:40 AM
I saw this same type of behavior at District Tournament. The girls that cheered on the end where the students were sitting even encouraged their fans to boo the Prestonsburg Cheerleaders as they did floor cheers. During the girls game they had fans dressed as cheerleaders who came upon the floor, behind the goal, to distract the shooter at the free throw line.
BasketBallonlyfan
03-11-2006, 10:16 AM
I think it is different if the fans do it. But the cheerleaders are a totally different story. Last night in the BL and JC game, the JC cheerleaders were split up with none of them under the goal, no one inside where the freethrow lane was. The BL cheerleaders where semi broken up, with only one or two right up under the goal. They wasnt doing any cheers or anything, which I think should be allowed even if the other team is shooting freethrows. But I dont think they should be allowed to get right under the goal and just move to try to distract. Some people now will take up for them, but they will be the same ones who say that when they are on the floor the other schools student section and stuff is supposed to not make any noise while they are on the floor.
I didnt think the cheerleaders were supposed to boo the other team at all. I know if players do somethings that the cheerleaders do, they can and sometimes do get technicals for it. Is there a different set of rules for what the cheerleaders and the ball players can do during a game? For example, during freethrows, players can hold their arms and hands up, but they cant move them, they cant yell at the shooters. But the cheerleaders that are only 2 feet away can.
thetribe
03-11-2006, 12:39 PM
East Ridge cheerleaders got some points counted off for doing a cheer while the opposing team was shooting foul shots..sooo if there is no rule against it and you all are in support of it, then why were they penalized for it?
catsfan072
03-11-2006, 03:30 PM
There is no rule against it. It just says that it is unsportsmanlike to cheer while the opposing team is shooting foul shots. But that basically means DON'T do it!
ridgewarrior
03-11-2006, 04:12 PM
This is what the KAPOS handbook under 'RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHEERLEADERS AND COACHES -Section C - Number 3' says:
A squad shall not cheer when an opposing player is attempting a free throw.Â* This is poor sportsmanship and a judge should deduct points in the sportsmanship category if this occurs.
True Blue
03-13-2006, 09:30 AM
This whole thing is quite rediculous, I mean because 1 team did what they were supposed to do which is cheer people are freaking out!Yeah some squads are disrespectful (valley) but when they are told to do that the boys should move sry.Oh and you payed to go to the game and watch the boys well some ppl yes do go to see the girls too not only pervs either so wtf?The cheerleaders are there for a reason and it is to cheer their team on so why are you *****ing?if you dont like the cheerleaders dont watch them.lord!
come on get off the stupid kick about valley being disrespectful already... its getting old and boring and it just makes you look pathetic and that all you care about is trying to bring valley down... GET OVER IT ALREADY... everyone else has!
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