In Review – September 2017

September came, bringing football season and an updated IASF website with it. Here’s the news that came along with it:

• Pensacola News Journal published ‘It Felt Like I Was the King’: Pensacola Gym Starts Special Needs Cheerleading Team.
• Express posted Britain’s First NFL Cheerleader Holly Warden: It’s Very Competitive.
• The Post published Film Review: In Short – ‘Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack’ is a Joke.
• KSTP posted Minnesota Moment: Rochester Teen Uses Cheerleading to Bring Awareness to Tourrete Syndrome.
• ESPN posted The Move I Love to Hate: Cheerleader Whitney Agee’s Pushup Block.
• Atlanta Journal-Constitution published Cheerleader Killed in Cherokee County Crash.
• Cape May County Herald posted Girl Wide Receiver Was Bored Cheerleader.
• Land of 10 published Wisconsin Nose Guard Olive Sagapolu’s Cheerleading Background Highlights His Impressive Athleticism.
• Memphis Business Journal posted ‘Spirited’ Memphis Company Gets New President.
• M Live published Alma’s Burke named STUNT Athlete of the Year.
• 5 News posted Former Gentry Student Killed In Car Wreck Remembered By Cheer Coach.
• The Seahawk published Competitive Cheerleading Offers an Alternative in School Spirit.
• Collegiate Times posted Who is at the Base of the Pyramid?.
• Daily Record published Talented Cheerleader Paige is Heading Stateside for Florida Competition.
• Morgan County Citizen posted Rebecca Lindsey: World-Class Cheerleader.
• 7 News published East High School Assistant Principal Resigns; Principal Retires Amid Controversy Over Forced Splits.
• CBS posted Protesters Want ‘Forced Splits’ Principal Reinstated.
• The Varsity published The Life of a Varsity Blues Cheerleader.
• The Tribune posted Girl Finds Acceptance, Friends in Cheerleading.
• CBC News published ‘It’s Not Just Rah Rah’: Sask. Cheerleaders Work to Smash Stereotypes as Sport’s Popularity Grows.
• The Vanguard posted Inside Athletics: Cheerleading.
• Yahoo! shared Cheerleader Who Knelt in National Anthem Protest Goes Viral.
• Inside Edition published 14-Year-Old Cheerleader With Tourette Syndrome Raises Awareness: ‘I Can Do a Lot’.

And in case you’ve ever had a bad game, it probably wasn’t much worse than the dancer in this video.