A team from Berkshire, Kick Twist, who last year lied about getting a bid to Summit, have been caught lying again, trying to cheat and worst still illegally training during lockdown, putting children’s health at risk and breaking the law, to try to virtually compete at NCA in the US. What should the punishment been for the owners and coaching staff?

Is this really true

Well the most obvious punishment is to report to Thames Valley Police, you can do that online here

https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/c19/v7/tell-us-about-a-possible-breach-of-coronavirus-covid-19-measures/

I presume you have knowledge about where and when etc as you are confident enough to post it here in this public forum.

I don't know the exact details but they will get a fine if it can be proven that they breeched regulations. They may also have an issue with their insurance provider.

As above, you need to share the information with the police (if it is true) rather than posting rumours on a forum

What do you mean by ‘trying to cheat’ in this context? I remember when they advertised a summit team in their tryouts but they didn’t have a bid and it was all a bit suspicious. I hope they aren’t training now in lockdown, unfair on other teams who are correctly following the rules!