#1 Cheerleader Camp

At Cheerleader Camp, Andy, a maintenance worker played by Seth Cassell, wakes up from dreams filled with bouncing cheerleaders and prepares for another busy day at the summer camp. Outside, the cheerleaders are already practicing intensely, showcasing their skills and dedication to winning the upcoming competition. Among the staff, Michael, portrayed by Jay Gillespie, a new maintenance worker, struggles to find his place. He approaches Andy with paperwork, only to be shushed as they witness an impressive cheerleader flip performed without panties, highlighting the camp’s provocative atmosphere.

Later, Andy takes Michael to his cabin, where a humorous and chaotic scene unfolds. They pass by Trey, the camp’s head of maintenance practicing jiu jitsu, and Andy begins sharing his perceptions about the camp’s atmosphere — suggesting that since the women are without their boyfriends, they’re more easily attracted, and that all the male staff besides himself are gay. Andy quickly concludes that Michael might also be gay, which Michael firmly denies.

As they part ways, Shawn, a camp personality, attempts to flirt with Michael, recognizing him from YouTube as “the choker.” Andy dismisses this as just a part of camp slang. Andy, who admits he’s on a diet, excitedly shows Michael his disheveled cabin, boasting about his porn collection and Fleshlight, and explaining that masturbation helps him shed weight. Feeling uncomfortable, Michael leaves to find a different place to stay.

Outside, Michael accidentally bumps into a mascot dressed as a beaver, knocking her down and revealing her blonde hair beneath the costume. This leads to a brief, awkward encounter with a girl named Sophie, played by [Erica Duke], who is friendly but hints at her awareness of Michael’s past as a gymnast. The mascot, Sophie, is hurried away by her cheerleader teammates.

That evening, during an orientation meeting, Miss Simmons (Deanna Rashell), the camp counselor, informs the girls that the winner of the cheerleading contest will earn a partial college scholarship. She introduces the famous Charlene Tilton as a celebrity judge and alumni. However, Tilton, who speaks candidly about her own career struggles, is visibly annoyed and seeks comfort with a drink in her room.

The next day, Michael spots a mascot among the cheerleaders again. Andy tries convincing Michael that the mascot is giving him signals, but Michael assumes it’s the same girl he met earlier. Later, in a cabin, the mascot secretly leads Michael behind the scenes, exposing himself and trying to get intimate — only to be interrupted when Shawn and other cheerleaders discover him, leading to confusion and embarrassment.

Back at the camp, Michael and Andy discuss their goals. Andy boasts about wanting to have sex with two girls simultaneously, comparing masturbation methods humorously, while Michael prefers just winning one girl. Their conversation is interrupted by Trey, who a lesbian cheerleader, Felice, and others overhear discussing their routines and the upcoming competition.

The cheerleading squads, the Beavers and the Cheetahs, are preparing for the contest, with the Beavers practicing under the new leadership of Trey, who introduces a more disciplined approach. Meanwhile, the Cheetahs devise plans to disrupt the Beavers by recruiting dancers from a strip club, the Platinum Gentlemen’s Club, to participate in the upcoming competition.

In the club, Andy and Michael sneak in and are approached by dancers who think they have unusual fetishes, but Michael explains the importance of the cheerleading contest and scholarships. They’re soon ejected by the bouncer after an awkward encounter, ending up outside in their clothes and dignity shaken but fascinated by the performers.

At the camp’s pool, Michael attempts to swim in secrecy but is spotted by Shawn, who mistakenly assumes Michael is involved in a secret gay rendezvous. This leads to a comic misunderstanding, especially when Sophie arrives and sees Shawn eating coleslaw off Michael’s leg, believing the two are a couple.

As Sophie and Michael bond, Charlene Tilton appears outside Sophie’s cabin and offers no serious advice on quitting, instead revealing her own motivations — mainly the large appearance fee. When Sophie considers leaving for good, Tilton surprises her by offering a ride back to camp, leading to a reconciliation with the dancers returning to the squad.

Meanwhile, Andy entices Miss Simmons with flirtatious advances and explicit suggestions, which backfires when she reveals her mother is also dressed provocatively, culminating in a humorous scene involving Andy being tied up and mistaken for enjoying a BDSM scenario. Once freed, Andy heads off to celebrate his victory in the bet he had with Michael, who is nervous about performing but agrees to join the cheer squad.

As the competition day approaches, many team members, including Michael, are absent due to various misadventures. Brittney, a cheerleader from the Cheetahs, falsely claims she had sex with Michael to cover for his absence, causing panic among the Beavers. Nonetheless, under the leadership of Sophie and Michael, the team prepares to perform despite setbacks.

On the day of the 12th Annual Regional Cheerleading Championship, much tension and anticipation fill the air. The judges, including some familiar faces, watch as the teams compete. The Cheetahs impress the judges with their routine, but the Beavers, led by Sophie and a surprisingly strong Michael, deliver a dynamic performance that combines talent and sex appeal.

In the end, the Beavers are declared champions, winning the trophy and a blue ribbon. The celebration is lively, and surprises unfold — including the revelation that Michael left camp to pursue a scholarship after Brittney demonstrates her falsified claim. With the competition won, Sophie and Michael share a heartfelt moment, culminating in a promised kiss as they lock eyes in a cozy cabin scene. As the mascots from both squads walk off into the sunset, the movie ends on a humorous and hopeful note, with everyone having learned more about themselves and each other in this outrageous summer camp adventure.

Last Updated: August 05, 2025 at 06:58