A 14-year-old cheerleader named Jorgia Walls chose to take on a statewide competition by herself after all of her teammates dropped out, according to a CBS News video report. The headline of that report describes her performance as a first-place solo cheerleading performance.
CBS News said Walls joined "The Daily Report" with her mother, Meghan Walls. The summary of the video says only that the teammates dropped out, and it does not explain why they left the team or when they made that decision.
The report does not name the competition, the state where it was held, or the date of the event. It also does not describe the routine Walls performed or give her score. CBS News did not list an author for the video, so no reporter's name is attached to the account.
Because the account rests on a short video summary, the details above are limited to what CBS News published in its headline and description. No other outlet's reporting on the performance was included in the material available for this story, so the account of the team's withdrawal and the placing comes from CBS News alone.
Sources: CBS News: Teen inspired with first-place solo cheerleading performance.