Cheer Parents Get Into All-Out-Brawl At Cheerleading Competition In Dallas, Texas
The DPD did say that many people suffered non-life-threatening injuries during the mass exodus from the convention center. Though there was no active shooter, the loud bang from the poles falling down was convincing enough for cheerleaders and their families to run for their lives – causing a dangerous stampede.
DALLAS — Varsity Spirit, the company that owns the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA), is offering spectator refunds, ...
A Clay County cheer coach is speaking out for the first time after getting his 50+ students to safety during the stampede at ...
The NCA Championship, the largest All-Star cheerleading event, moves to Houston due to Dallas venue renovations.
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A weekend brawl at a Dallas national cheerleading competition sent thousands of teens and parents running for their lives ...
Chaos broke out during the NCA All-Star Championship in Dallas on March 1 after police told people to avoid the area of the cheerleading competition due to an active shooter report. Police later ...
The National Cheerleaders Association All-Star Championship competition will bring more than 58,000 people to North Texas ...
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Athletes ‘resilient’ after scare at cheer competitionAthletes with a Sioux Falls cheerleading program are back home after competing on the national stage in Dallas, Texas. But ...
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The President of Varsity Spirit, the parent company of the National Cheerleaders Association, released a statement to spectators and athletes who attended the cheer competition that ended in a ...
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