In Review – March 2018

March has come and gone so it’s now Daytona and Worlds month. Here’s the news that came with March:

• Victim in Fatal St. Patrick’s Day Crash was Beloved Cheerleading Coach via New York Post.
• South Jersey Special Needs Cheerleading Squad Needs Help Getting to Competition via FOX 29.
• A Look at the Untold Story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders via ESPN.
• Cisco Cancer Survivor Named Texas Cheerleader of the Year via KTXS.
• New Music Licensing Platform Seeks to Legitimise Music Usage in Sport via Complete Music Update.
• Thousands May Have Been Exposed to Mumps at a National Cheerleading Contest via CNN.
• Cheerleader, 20, Suffers Multiple Injuries After Being ‘Dragged Down the Street by Moped Muggers as she Clung onto Handbag’ via The Sun.
• A Classic American Cheerleading Troupe Tumbles to Smithsonian Immortality via Smithsonian.com.
• Flipping for Safety via Edwards Air Force Base.
• WVU Student Finds Passion in Cheerleading After Losing Bet via WDTV.
• Safety a Focus of Cheerleading Rules Changes via High School OT.
• How an Instagram Post Led to an N.F.L. Cheerleader’s Discrimination Case via New York Times.
• Meet the NFL’s First-Ever Male Cheerleaders: ‘You Really Can’t Take Your Eyes Off Them’ via People.
• Cracking the Vault: Artificial Intelligence Judging Comes to Gymnastics via The Guardian.
• Male cheerleader Claims Gender Discrimination Kept Him off Tomball Memorial HS Squad via Click 2 Houston.