Yes. There are currently three girls/moms.
In early Sept, my DD was close to making cutoff for level 7, but didn't. 2/3 of the crazy moms are of girls doing level 7 this year, bragging about their routines, scores, etc, knowing my DD isn't doing the level. And one of the girls for sure has already been told she's repeating level 7 next year (would have been likely for my DD as well, which is why I verbally supported having DD wait another year for level 7), and the other has been told that repeating level 7 is fairly likely.
I like the girls, so I'm torn. I really do want them to do well, but I also kinda want them to repeat next year and that my DD creams them after having this spring to just train instead of compete.

Not sure that's at all likely, for a variety of reasons.
The third mom has a girl above level 7, and is truly pretty crazed, so I avoid her at all costs. Like, she's seriously convinced her DD is Olympics-bound. And her DD is not close to level 10 skill-wise and is 13...
But these moms also very vocally use "tools" to motivate their kids which I refuse to do... Like, if you make your giant-giant-flyaway, we'll buy you a puppy, or if you score a 38, you get a new iPhone 6. One mom took her DD's phone away for a week for balking on vault (at one practice), and made her DD write vault coach a letter of apology. No way, no how. And these are just a snapshot of things these moms have said they've done (recently!!).
This is largely why I try to avoid entering the gym.
While sure, we'll often celebrate new big skills with froyo, that's the extent of my interference in that regard.
This all said, I LOVE all of the moms in my DD's group. They're truly decent humans and I hope that all of our girls have a ton of success and stay in his sport.