Source: New York Post
Nine current and former Stanford University cheerleaders allege their head coach fostered an environment of intimidation, neglected injured athletes and pushed students to their physical and emotional breaking points. The cheerleaders, speaking to the Stanford Daily, accused head coach Sarah Levine of routinely berating them, publicly humiliating them and at least once pressuring an injured member to return to the mat before he had recovered. “It’s probably the most visibly abusive experience that I’ve ever had in my life,” said a former cheerleader identified by the Daily as Rush, who claims he suffered a concussion during his time on the team.
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