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With CHSAA competitions, one thing that’s certain is that there’s no guarantees on who will make it out on top. But, if the Staten Island schools have anything to say about it, it certainly won’t be ...

Three Midlands competitive cheerleading squads took home state championships on Saturday. Lexington and Chapin swept the Class 5A titles with Wildcats winning Class 5A Division I championship and the ...

The day Mary Beth Garcia envisioned has arrived. The Woodrow Wilson cheerleading team won the Class AAAA state championship Wednesday at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. It was the ...

Jordon Hudson made her return to the cheerleading world as a member of Cheer Extreme's Code Black coed team. She made her debut on Nov. 16 at Dorton Arena in Raleigh. Her boyfriend, UNC-Chapel Hill ...

Bill Belichick isn’t letting UNC’s latest loss rain on Jordon Hudson’s parade. One day after the Tar Heels fell to Wake Forest on the road, the first-year UNC football coach supported his 24-year-old ...

It's a pivotal point in the season for North Carolina, as Bill Belichick's team needs to win out to become bowl eligible and salvage what's largely been a dismal season. So, naturally, the longtime ...

North Carolina lost to Wake Forest on Saturday, 28-12. With the loss the Tar Heels are now 4-6 and need to win the final two games on the schedule to be bowl eligible. Otherwise North Carolina's ...

The third time is the charm for a high school cheerleading coach in Virginia. She's had not one, not two, but three heart transplants. Karin Mallett has her survival story and how the coach is now ...

Belichick was seen at Hudson's debut with Code Black on Sunday, Nov. 16 in North Carolina Lance King/Getty Bill Belichick supported his girlfriend Jordon Hudson at her cheerleading competition on ...

ANDERSON — Once a Highland cheerleader, always a Highland cheerleader. This is the adage that many of Cheryl Fuller’s former cheerleaders live by.