Dallas Drive Rallies to Capture the 2026 Pro Cheer League Season Title

After a first half stumble, Dallas completes an amazing comeback to become the league’s first champion.

NASHVILLE, TN – March 29, 2026 – The inaugural Pro Cheer League season wrapped in dramatic fashion as the Dallas Drive surged past the Miami Metal to claim the first-ever championship title.

After three matches, Miami appeared firmly in control. But a two-point swing following a rules review opened the door for Dallas, who stormed back with two clutch wins in the final regular season match and championship showdown.

The race for third place was just as intense, with Golden State edging Atlanta in the final quarter to secure their podium finish.

Championship Recap

With all championship rounds worth double points and only a two-point gap entering the match, the title was up for grabs.

Dallas started strong, winning the first quarter, but stumbled in the second—falling six points behind after finishing last in both endurance events.

Facing elimination, Dallas delivered under pressure:

• Won back-to-back All Girl Big Trick matchups
  
• Narrowed the gap to just two points entering the final quarter
  
• Secured a clutch win in Highest Tumbler

That set the stage for a winner-take-all final event: Bullseye.

With the arena on its feet, Dallas athletes Asa Ware, Caleb Aich, and Alondra Flores each scored 9/10—tying the highest team total of the season and clinching the championship via tiebreaker.

Final Bullseye Score: Dallas 27 – Miami 24

Flores’ final pass secured not only the title but a combined $40,000 prize for the team.

“Dallas showed the spirit of a champion, fighting their way back and never letting up when it mattered most,” said Commissioner John Newby.

Quarter-by-Quarter Highlights

First Quarter

Dallas continued their dominance in prepared routines, earning first place with a clean, consistent performance.

Second Quarter

Endurance events challenged Dallas, as Miami surged ahead behind a standout performance from Kollin Cockrell, who recorded an incredible 68 popovers.

Third Quarter

Dallas kept their hopes alive with wins in All Girl and Coed Big Trick, closing Miami’s lead to just two points.

Fourth Quarter

After another Dallas win in Highest Tumbler, everything came down to Bullseye—where Dallas delivered a championship-winning performance.

Final Results                                                                          

Final Season Standings

• Dallas Drive – 73* (Champion)
  
• Miami Metal – 73
  
• Golden State Grit – 48
  
• Atlanta Air – 45

*Won championship tiebreaker

Game Notes

• Dallas finished on a two-match win streak plus a shared win adjustment earlier in the season.
  
• Dallas earned a total of $70,000 across the season.
  
• Miami secured $45,000 with three match wins.
  
• Entrepreneur Mark Cuban attended the championship event.
  
• Dallas athletes Alondra Flores and TJ Taylor competed while sharing the journey with their young daughter.

What’s Next

The Pro Cheer League will return for Season 2, with more details on teams, schedules, and events coming soon.

Fans can watch replays on ION or stream on demand via Varsity TV.

Follow @procheerleague for updates and behind-the-scenes content.

About the Pro Cheer League

The Pro Cheer League, presented by Varsity Spirit, is the world’s first professional cheer league, featuring elite, paid athletes competing at the highest level of the sport. The inaugural season launched in January 2026 with teams in Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, and San Diego.