EIGHTH-GRADE CHEERLEADER COMPETED ENTIRELY ALONE AND WON
Jorgia Walls won first place after competing alone when her cheer squad quit. The Georgia eighth grader took the mat solo against full squads.
Evidence that the internet isn’t entirely fueled by arguments and caffeine. Heartwarming stories, unexpected kindness, and rare moments of collective humanity.
Jorgia Walls won first place after competing alone when her cheer squad quit. The Georgia eighth grader took the mat solo against full squads.
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