Cheer (2020)

Supremely gifted and successful Navarro College coach Monica Aldama prepares her talented and diverse athletes for yet another championship run in the physically demanding and dangerous sport of competitive cheerleading.

As mat selection day approaches, Monica and assistant coach Andy prepare to make their final picks. But it's a puzzle with many different pieces.

With Monica watching every move they make, the team works toward their first full-out. When La'Darius falters, Jerry gets a chance to prove himself.

The pressure's palpable when a serious injury forces Monica to make substitutions. Lexi and Gabi struggle to balance school, cheer, and social media.

Spring break at Navarro means hell week, but Morgan's pushing through the pain. Monica shows up for Lexi, and La'Darius, and Allie butt heads.

All eyes are on Navarro at the college nationals, where nerves are at an all-time high. But whatever happens on the mat, this team came to win.

While Navarro's riding high on pop culture fame, their rivals at Trinity Valley Community College are training hard to take back the Daytona crown.

Trinity Valley strikes a strategic partnership that could take them to the top. Tensions fly at a cheer-off between Navarro and TVCC.

Navarro newbie Maddy has long dreamed of cheering for Monica. But what if she can't deliver? At TVCC, team leader Jada pushes through mental blocks.

As the rival teams perfect their routines for Nationals, a new challenge slowly begins to emerge — and Hell Week 2020 hits harder than ever.

Six months later, Navarro's adjusting to a new normal as Monica does "Dancing with the Stars." But shocking allegations shake the team to its core.

La'Darius turns on Monica and the team in a dramatic fashion. At TVCC, next-level rookie tumblers bring big talent — and strong personalities.

With days till Daytona, Navarro erects a practice stage. Maddy and Gillian discuss their difficult childhoods. Dee's attitude threatens his TVCC spot.

It’s day one of the National Championship, and the teams are ready for battle — but it's been two years since anyone's competed. Cue the nerves.

At the top of day two, Navarro looks strong. But TVCC head coach Vontae Johnson feels confident that his team's technical skills give it a solid shot.