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I figured since we're complaining about the production of our games and other things, this might be a good time to put out there the biggest problem of all.
What's up with the weak arms on the cheerleading squad? This comes up every year...I thought I'd bite my tongue and not post about it, but last game pushed me over the edge when I saw cheerleaders walking up into the crowd and handing balls/shirts to full grown adults. Not only that, but we have what appear to be very in shape males on the cheerleading squad unable to throw a ball past row 10. I know it's possible to throw the balls up high; the tiniest cheerleader on the squad had no problems last year. Apparently she was the only one with an arm. I don't let my kids run like vultures to the front row to beg for balls and shirts. All I ask is that a few of the cheerleaders give Kemnitz a call and learn to throw....and if you can't throw, don't draw it out by getting different sections to cheer, yell and beg for a ball/shirt and then the best you can do is hit row 5.
What's up with the weak arms on the cheerleading squad? This comes up every year...I thought I'd bite my tongue and not post about it, but last game pushed me over the edge when I saw cheerleaders walking up into the crowd and handing balls/shirts to full grown adults. Not only that, but we have what appear to be very in shape males on the cheerleading squad unable to throw a ball past row 10. I know it's possible to throw the balls up high; the tiniest cheerleader on the squad had no problems last year. Apparently she was the only one with an arm. I don't let my kids run like vultures to the front row to beg for balls and shirts. All I ask is that a few of the cheerleaders give Kemnitz a call and learn to throw....and if you can't throw, don't draw it out by getting different sections to cheer, yell and beg for a ball/shirt and then the best you can do is hit row 5.
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