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TSU cheerleaders becomes first HBCU to win NCA title
Texas Southern Cheerleaders have made history, becoming the first historically Black college or university to win the national championship.
Texas Southern Cheerleaders have made history, becoming the first historically Black college or university to win the national championship.
TSU Cheerleaders make history
The Tigers finished the National Cheerleading Association National Championship with a 96.1 raw and performance score. Their overall event score was 95.5875.
“When I first came to TSU, I told the team we’re going to Nationals,” said head coach Shontrese Comeaux. “When we earned our gold bid at NCA Camp, I told the team, ‘it’s time to go to work’. I knew this was the year and the team to get the job done. I’m so proud of them and where we’re going to take the cheer program next.”
It’s the TSU Cheerleaders first year at the National Cheerleading Association National Championship and they ended their debut with a bang.
Congratulations!
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