Episode 1 of Season 4 Going For Gold: USA Coed is almost here and what better way to celebrate than the Varsity TV Red, Watch & Blue Marathon!

This September, we are teaming up with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for Childhood Cancer Awareness month! Cheerleaders everywhere are showing their support in the fight against childhood cancer and we want you to join.

John Stuart has been a part of USA Cheer for quite a while now. Seven years to be exact! He is from Choctaw, Oklahoma and cheered at Oklahoma State University. John is one of the best at what he does and is very well known to the US National Coed Team, especially when it comes to his tumbling!

Each Monday, you'll have new, level-specific standing and running tumbling challenges to practice and perfect. Then you'll have until the following Sunday to submit your best video in the form below.

The first games of the season are always the most exciting. Whether you are cheering at home or visiting a team on the road, nothing is quite like the experience of a college game day. Win or lose, cheerleaders, dancers and mascots have the best seat in the house and are up close and personal to all the action. 

It’s that time again for some of the most elite all star tumblers in the country to show us their best passes! The 2019 Varsity All Star Level Legacy Challenge is for Level 1 through 5 athletes, and it gives them the opportunity to stand out for having some of the best tumbling known to all star cheerleading.

We’re used to seeing the athletes of USA Cheer dominate on the mat, but what we may not know are all of the unique and exciting things they do off the mat! The U.S. National Coed Team is made up of some pretty incredible people, and here are just a few things that make them stand out.

This is a statistic from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats, and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Thanks to better therapies and treatments invented at St. Jude, the childhood cancer survival rate is improving every day!

The UCF Knights return to Spectrum Stadium this evening for their first game of the season against the Florida A&M Rattlers.

College football season is finally here!