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‘Cheer’ Season 1 Cast: Where Are They Now?

Cheer, a documentary series about the cheerleading program at Navarro College, debuted on Jan. 8 […]

Cheer, a documentary series about the cheerleading program at Navarro College, debuted on Jan. 8 on Netflix. Fans and critics alike immediately expressed their adoration for this series and called for a second season. They wanted to learn more about Jerry Harris, La’Darius Marshall and the other members of the squad and follow their journeys after the 2019 national championship victory.

Netflix has not confirmed a second season of the show, but the fans are still clamoring for more information. Specifically, they want to know where the prominent cast members went. Did Harris stay at Louisville? Did Lexi Brumback ever return to the team? These fans have several questions and concerns after watching Cheers’ first season. Where did these cheerleaders go?

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Jerry Harris

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The runaway star of Cheer, Jerry Harris created a multitude of fans during the first season of the docuseries. Major stars such as the Houston Texans’ JJ Watt were invested in Harris and announced they “would riot” if he didn’t make the mat. Harris made his way to the University of Louisville but later departed. He wanted to return to Navarro College and his team.

Monica Aldama

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Coach Monica Aldama has been very busy following the first season of Cheer. She has visited multiple talk shows along with members of her squad and has talked to Oprah about the success. While the COVID-19 pandemic has changed her preparation time for a potential 15th national championship, Aldama is still working on making her team better. She just occasionally does so in an empty practice facility.

Lexi Brumback

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Cheer fans expressed their sadness and disappointment when Lexi Brumback departed the squad. She allegedly had illegal substances in her car, resulting in her being kicked off the team. However, coach Monica Aldama gave Brumback a second chance and allowed her to return to the cheerleading team for another year.

Gabi Butler

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Gabi Butler has one year of eligibility remaining at Navarro College, but it’s unclear if she will return. Cosmopolitan reports that she still cheers for Top Gun All Stars in Miami, Florida. However, Butler did tell her coach that she would be “the backup” if needed. Her Instagram account is filled with practice videos and photos in the sun and occasionally in the water.

La’Darius Marshall

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La’Darius Marshall’s future with Navarro College appeared to be in doubt at the end of the first season. He was coaching a children’s cheer squad and had openly contemplated joining the army. Working as a personal trainer was also an option. However, he is back at Navarro for what is expected to be his final season with the team. Although the season came to an end early when the NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship was canceled due to coronavirus.

Morgan Simianer

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Morgan Simianer drew attention during the first season for her story and personality. There were questions about whether or not she would return for another year at Navarro College and potentially a second season on the docuseries. According to Oprah Magazine, the Buick partner has announced that she will return to Navarro for a third year.

Shannon Woolsey

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Like the other members of her team, Shannon Woolsey was excited to return to Navarro College in pursuit of another national championship. However, the coronavirus resulted in the NCA & NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Championship being canceled. Woolsey reflected on this situation and the end of her run with Coach Aldama’s team. She is now moving on to Texas Tech University, per her Instagram posts.