Too! Aggressive! Too, too aggressive! When it comes to risking your neck — and head — cheerleading practice is almost as bad as football. A new report published in the medical journal ...

Brashear cheerleading practice canceled after cheerleader tests positive for COVID-19 According to a press release from Pittsburgh Public Schools, the team last practiced with the team on Sept. 17 ...

A Kansas City doctor and the American Academy of Pediatrics have issued a report analyzing the unique injury risks in cheerleading and how to improve safety for the first time in over a decade ...

Jayda Redden is used to cheering for others — she’s been doing it since she was around 3 years old and was on a mini team ...

The symptoms I ignored during cheerleading practice turned out to be something much more serious. Around the same time, my older sister started stumbling and walking differently.

An awful scene unfolded last week when a 10-year-old Southfield girl suddenly collapsed during cheerleading practice and died of unknown causes.

Makayla Noble, has attended her first cheer practice since being paralyzed in a freak accident last year, according to an update posted by the family. Noble, 17, also showed off her continued ...

Cheerleading practice for Pittsburgh Brashear High School is temporarily canceled after a cheerleader on the team tested positive for coronavirus.

Leanna Piver was involved in a crash on her way to cheerleading practice in 1998.

Parents were outraged after a man showed up to a football and cheerleading practice waving a gun. This happened at the Winton Hills Crusaders practice, a nonprofit sports program.