
AM Softball wrote:As a coach, I believe you should prepare your kids for college. These are college cheers so they need to get used to playing through all that. Rec ball is over!
The Rebel girls and parents are told to cheer for their team and not against other teams or players: like SCREAMING ROCK THE PITCHER A MILLION TIMES IN A ROW" which I personally think is rude and annoying but would never complain about; I'd tell my players to ignore just as Jesse said.
The long "R E B E L" cheer actually comes from Jerry Tarkanian and the Shark cheer from UNLV. That's all.
It's definitely not done when a girl makes an error nor meant to intimidate anyone. Just a long standing college tradition of getting hyped up.

Under the Radar wrote:AM Softball wrote:As a coach, I believe you should prepare your kids for college. These are college cheers so they need to get used to playing through all that. Rec ball is over!
The Rebel girls and parents are told to cheer for their team and not against other teams or players: like SCREAMING ROCK THE PITCHER A MILLION TIMES IN A ROW" which I personally think is rude and annoying but would never complain about; I'd tell my players to ignore just as Jesse said.
The long "R E B E L" cheer actually comes from Jerry Tarkanian and the Shark cheer from UNLV. That's all.
It's definitely not done when a girl makes an error nor meant to intimidate anyone. Just a long standing college tradition of getting hyped up.
I still think weather you want to admit it or not it shakes the oppsing team. It does more to the team yuou are playing than help your team perform. Last I checked 12u os far from UNLV
Clean_up wrote:Under the Radar wrote:AM Softball wrote:As a coach, I believe you should prepare your kids for college. These are college cheers so they need to get used to playing through all that. Rec ball is over!
The Rebel girls and parents are told to cheer for their team and not against other teams or players: like SCREAMING ROCK THE PITCHER A MILLION TIMES IN A ROW" which I personally think is rude and annoying but would never complain about; I'd tell my players to ignore just as Jesse said.
The long "R E B E L" cheer actually comes from Jerry Tarkanian and the Shark cheer from UNLV. That's all.
It's definitely not done when a girl makes an error nor meant to intimidate anyone. Just a long standing college tradition of getting hyped up.
I still think weather you want to admit it or not it shakes the oppsing team. It does more to the team yuou are playing than help your team perform. Last I checked 12u os far from UNLV
In All Stars a couple years back, the Bonita Valley PARENTS would yell, scream, stomp on the bleachers AND rattle the fence - now THAT was horrible, rude and no one could believe how those parents could do that to 9 and 10 year old kids. The REBELS chant doesn't even compare to Bonita Valley, and the only way to stop the chant is to GET HITS against them...

Spazsdad wrote:Sometimes the pendulum doesn't swing
ASA Nationals, second or third elim game, bases loaded, two outs. Parents of other team are screaming and yelling, shaking the backstop fence, rattling anything they can find to make noise. Goes to full count....
Grand Slam over CF fence. They got real quiet after that.
Rebels6Teen wrote:I'm surprised that it took this long to bring up, we have been doing this cheer for three years now. and we reserve the cheers for tournaments or when we are playing a rival.
Radar you are correct it does come at a certain time and all we are doing is trying to swing that pendulum we call momentum in to our favor. But in know way we are trying to "ROCK THE KIDS" (I think thats exaggerated) there 12 they are tougher then you think.
