STUNT is the fastest growing female sport in the country. It's derived from traditional cheer, but takes away the crowd-pleasing elements and focuses only on the technical and athletic parts of cheer.

BYU cheer and STUNT team members, accompanied by Liz Darger, senior associate athletic director and senior woman administrator, pose after their first STUNT tournament in Sacramento, California. They ...

PROVO, Utah — The BYU Cheer and Stunt team wrapped up its 2019 competition season in the emerging sport of stunt by competing at Concordia University, in Irvine, California, on March 15-16. The ...

The Norman High School STUNT cheer team brought new hardware home after winning the state championship and achieving a perfect season this month. NHS, along with many other Class 6A schools, now ...

Dr. Amy Xu got hooked on cheerleading in the fifth grade. As she pursued the sport in high school and college, she witnessed how the routines started demanding increasingly complex acrobatic feats — ...

RACINE — The Horlick High School Cheer and Stunt team competed in the WACPC State cheer competition in Madison in February. The team won the State Championship in the Cheer Dance-Large Division and ...