Riverdale Cheerleading Novels & Stories

{Filthy Rebound} Ruby Miller looked at her phone screen until the bright light hurt her eyes. On her social feed, the Brentwood cheer squad was live-streaming from a VIP booth at a rival club. They were laughing, flipping their hair in the air, and enjoying expensive cocktails that caught the flashing lights. She quickly typed a message to Anna, the only girl on the team who still answered her. 'Why wasn't I invited? Is Sheryl there?' The reply came seconds later, a rough edge of text.

Even then, I’d banged my knee on one of the other girls’ shoulders and had a big bruise. Still, part of being a cheerleader is selling it. As we began the cheer, I stepped into position. “Give me a V!” we all shouted, and thanks to Elliott, we got a huge response. “Give me an I!” They all did as instructed, and we did our movements, continuing to spell “victory,” something we would not be getting tonight for sure. On the R, I put my first foot up into Jessica’s intertwined fingers. On the Y, I swung up my other foot over to Rachel. We all shouted “Victory!” and they pushed me up toward the ceiling. I raised my pompons and shouted, “Victory! Victory! SHS!” Holding the pose for a split second,

Looking outside the window, my orbs scanned the ground where the girls were practicing the cheer dance. Today our school---Rainwood High; had a swimming tournament with the rival school. Sighing, I looked back at the teacher who was babbling about god knows what. “Ms. Vidal, care to repeat what I just said?” Miss Hale, the history teacher asked. The entire class became eerily quiet. Arching an eyebrow, I leaned back on my seat. Tsking, I shook my head in a no.

The boys slap their helmets and shoulder pads against each other, while some silently make the sign of the cross from head to chest. As we approach the pitch, the Greystone Cheerleading Team, led by Ivy Watson, make their way off the field and down the tunnel, with a few students following behind. Among them, I spot Hayley, with Corey right behind her. They stop briefly to greet Shane and he whispers something to Hayley—something that wrings a deep, beautiful smile from her.

"No, baby, just my friends and their girls. It'll be fun with a group of people, I promise. Besides, apparently my friends and I have a type, so I think you and Sydney will get along with them just fine." "Oh, you mean you all like dorks instead of the beautiful cheerleaders?" River says mockingly. "You my little River, the most beautiful girl in the world in my eyes. So, the cheerleaders can go suck a-" "I understand," River says, giggling and cutting me off. I walk over to where River is standing and lean down to kiss her. "Go pack your clothes. Make sure to grab a swimsuit." "Swimsuit?" River asks. "Yeah, I know there's a lake out there, so we can go swimming."

The stands were a sea of red and gold, parents, students, and alumni screaming as the Ridgefield Ravens fought tooth and nail against their rivals, the Westfield Wolves. At the center of it all, leading the cheer squad with flawless energy, was Emily Harper, the golden girl of the school. Eighteen, head cheerleader, straight-A student, and the picture of wholesome perfection. Her long blonde ponytail bounced with every jump, her tight red-and-gold uniform hugging her toned athletic body: perky C-cup breasts straining against the crop top, a flat stomach flashing with every flip, and a short pleated skirt that barely covered her firm, round ass. Her long legs were sculpted from years of pract

I chuckled under my breath and waved goodbye to the mermaid with flawless hair. The liveliness that was present in the corridors was very understated compared to the effervescent energy bubbling in the chilly, evening air. The bleachers were packed with exhilarated students and staff members alike. The cheers were like nothing I had experienced before and matched that of an international major sports league event. "This is really cool!" I exclaimed through the vivacious high volume of the chanting taking place. "Wait until the cheerleaders come out. They're named the red rubies because our blood connects us all no matter what we are," Rachel raised her eyebrows and flashed an uneven smirk wh

I told them. “For the tryouts I want the advertisement to go like this Attention Ladies and Gentleman do you have what it takes to become a star and cheer on the national level the Baltimore Ravens girls are looking for new talent and NEW RAVEN GIRL we will host 5 National Cheerleading Tryouts will have 750 participants pre-location in the Following Locations August 29 New York City with the New York Giants, New York Nets , New England Patriots Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Jets, Buffalo Bills at the Waldorf Hotel Application must be completed online by August 23, please submit profile and 2 minutes cheer routine and cheers Tryouts will be held from 8am – 5 pm

At this point, every demand from him is annoying, and every moment we spend together feels like an obligation. After I've brushed my teeth and thick hair, I put on my cheerleading uniform and head down the stairs. First, let me introduce myself. My name is Nevaeh Rivera; I'm a senior at Arcata High. I am the cheerleading team captain, dance, choir, president of the student council, and Social Committee. Let's just say that I'm a very busy girl. I live in a small town called Arcata, located in California. My dream is to be a writer, so I'm super smart. My greatest assets are my long brown hair and deep golden eyes. I've been told that my hair has a natural wave to it that girls go to the salo

She's not a speedy wolf. “I don't think we can win this” Camilla mumbled sadly. River ogled at her for a while. For some weird reason, he felt bad seeing her act this sad. So, he decided to give it a try and win the bear for her “Just watch” River kissed her on the cheeks before running off. He went over and paid the dollar bill to the attendant and stepped on the dance floor. A television displayed all the moves you're to make at the right time. The floor was cut into equal square and shone with different colors simultaneously.