In Review – December 2015

December has gone, taking 2015 with it. Here’s the news it left us:

• The Daily Reville published Former LSU Cheerleader and Cheerleading Coach Launches Organic Lifestyle Business.
• Athletic Business published In California, Cheerleading Faces New Limits.
• Missourian published Cheerleading Teaches Important Life Lessons.
• WKRN published ‘Cheerleading More Than a Sport,’ Says Varsity CEO.
• USA Today published Developmentally Disabled Student Barred From Cheerleading.
• CBS News published Cheerleading Injuries Less Common, More Severe Than Other Sports & Fox published Cheerleading Injury Rates Lower Than Other High School Sports, but May be More Severe.
• The death of Bryanna Ey, a cheerleading coach and Towson University student, was reported by CBS and ABC.
• The International Federation of Cheerleading published 8th Cheerleading World Championships 2015 Successfully Concluded.
• USA Cheer issued a press release titled Cheerleading Safety Making Great Strides.
• The death of Danette Robertson, a cheerleading mom involved in a car crash on her way to a competition, was reported by Click on Detroit and the News Herald.
• The Herald Courier published Special Needs Student Part of Cheerleading Squad at Vance Middle.
• The Commercial Appeal published New Memphian Founds National Cheerleading Program to Involve Students With and Without Disabilities.
• Nogales International published NHS’ Male Cheerleaders Gain Respect.
• My Suburban Life published Troy School District Creates New Special Olympics Cheerleading Squad.
• Examiner published Charity Helps Atlanta Special Needs Cheer Team Go To International Competition.
• Sportsblog published Yes, Cheerleading is not a Sport.