SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The College STUNT Coaches Association (CSCA) announced their 2025 all-Americans on May 21. Drury's Cailey Cooke earned honorable mention status.
 
Cooke is the first Panther to earn an all-American honor. The sophomore from Smithton, Missouri, was a pivotal part of Drury's first season as an NCAA team. Cooke is a flyer and tumbler on a Drury team that finished the season ranked 13th in the nation.
 
To be eligible for the honor, student-athletes must participate in all four quarters of a STUNT game (partner stunts, pyramids and tosses, jumps and tumbling, and the team routine) and at least 50% of the games played.
 
Last week, STUNT was recommended for championship status at the NCAA level, meaning that the NCAA will host their first championship as early as spring 2027. STUNT has been listed as an emerging NCAA sport since 2023.
 
Drury finished their first NCAA season with an 8-5 record, including a five-game winning streak.

Full CSCA Release
 
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