One year, I cannot remember which All Stars it was, but they were in the food court first thing in the morning with their leaders & mom's doing their
hair at the tables. They had lined up the square tables in a row, sat them down & the
adults were doing the kids hair in the food court where others were eating. They were brushing & using hair spray as if they had the entire place to themselves. I went to a CM and complained since the smell of the hair spray was getting to me as I ate my breakfast. The CM went over to them & asked them to stop. As soon as the CM was out of site, they went right back to it.

That showed me what kind of group this was. Now I know not all of them are like this, but this was one rude group. They not only didn't respect others, they didn't listen to the CM and did it in front of their children. These adults were suppose to be role models.

I was livid to say the least. That was one of my worst stays. They cheered all night to get themselves ready...again, no respect for others.
I have been on many AAU Baseball trips and know how kids tend to act, but to have the adults acting that way was uncalled for. Again, that isn't all of them, but it leaves a sour taste in my mouth for Pop Warner..
I have also encountered the older (18-20?) cheerleaders on the bus at night, bumping and grinding (male and female) doing their cheers.. and not cheering moves either.. on the bus returning from the MK.... not a nice site when you have children. My kids were a little older at the time and realized what they were doing. They even commented on how discusting they looked...again, leaving a sour taste for Pop Warner.. not sure if these were the ones who were chaperons or who taught the girls their cheers.. but they were definatly cheerleaders....

the bus was nearly full of them