DeVonté Joseph is a renowned NCA All-Star cheerleader and a record-holder in tumbling. Born on June 15, 2002, in Stockbridge, GA, he rose to fame after appearing on Netflix's original sport docuseries Cheer.
DeVonté was a natural athlete with dreams of pursuing a career in basketball. However, realizing that his height might limit his success in the sport, he decided to switch to tumbling and cheer at the suggestion of his family members. At the age of 12, he began training in tumbling at Flip City South in Stockbridge, GA.
He gained widespread attention for his incredible talent and dedication to his craft. DeVonté was the first tumbler to successfully execute a "full quint," a move that involves five full midair turns. His signature move was so dangerous that it was banned from being performed at the Daytona championships.
DeVonté is not only an NCA All-Star cheerleader but also a Collegiate, Majors, CheerSport, and World Champion cheerleader. He has set multiple world records in tumbling and continues to inspire aspiring tumblers across the country through his clinics and workshops.
One of DeVonté's most notable achievements was his appearance on the second season of Netflix's Cheer. Alongside his Trinity Valley Community College cheer squad teammates, he secured victory over rival Navarro College at the National Cheerleading Championship in Daytona Beach, FL.
DeVonté's older brother, D'Anthony, played a significant role in inspiring and encouraging him to pursue cheerleading. D'Anthony is a professional cheer coach, NCA & World Champion, and former cheerleader for Oklahoma State University. His guidance and support were instrumental in DeVonté's journey to success in the cheerleading world.
Today, DeVonté Joseph continues to make waves in the world of cheerleading and tumbling. With his incredible talent, dedication, and passion for the sport, he is sure to achieve even greater heights in the future.