Mountaineers Cheerleading Crowned #1 in the World by ESPN After Historic Nationals Victory
The spirit of Morgantown has reached new heights as the West Virginia Mountaineers Cheerleading Squad has been officially named the #1 Cheerleading Team in the world by ESPN following their electrifying performance at the 2025 UCA & UDA College Nationals. With this achievement, the Mountaineers have not only brought home a prestigious title but have also cemented their status as one of the most dominant programs in the history of college cheerleading.
The competition, held in Orlando, Florida, featured the nation’s—and the world’s—most elite collegiate cheer programs. Yet, it was West Virginia’s remarkable mix of precision, energy, and spirit that separated them from the rest of the field. Their routine, a seamless blend of difficult stunts, sharp tumbling passes, and perfectly synchronized motions, left both judges and fans in awe. It wasn’t just cheerleading—it was a display of artistry, athleticism, and Mountaineer pride on full throttle.
Head Coach [Insert Hypothetical Name], speaking after the win, praised the team’s relentless work ethic. “These athletes have trained day and night, balancing academics with a grueling practice schedule. To see them recognized as the best in the world is the ultimate reward for their dedication,” the coach said.
The victory is more than just another championship—it’s a source of immense pride for West Virginia University and the entire state. The Mountaineers have long been known for their passionate fan base, and now their cheerleaders have given those fans yet another reason to hold their heads high.
For the athletes, this accomplishment represents the pinnacle of their careers. For the program, it solidifies their place among the sport’s legends. And for Morgantown, it proves once again that the blue and gold spirit is truly unmatched.
The Mountaineers didn’t just win—they made history. They are world champions, forever.
