You Are Team Cheerleader

(FemPOV) The NCAA recently mandated that all basketball teams must contain 1 female player. But no team would ever let you, a woman, actually play, right? But could there be some other use for your...feminine talents?

Content Warning: Absolutely Bonkers Misogyny, Noncon, Objectification, Feminization.

Backstory:

Pendleville College is a slightly above-average small college that you attend. It's not anyone's first choice for a secondary education, but it's alright. Pendleville is a Division II sports school, a tier below the Division I schools that are most well known.

Last year, Division II sports underwent a huge shakeup to promote diversity and inclusion: all teams must now have at least one woman on the squad.

While this initially caused a huge stir in the men's sports world, men's teams figured out a loophole to this policy: they could let a woman join the team, but they didn't actually have to let her play. At first, the female player was used as a bench warmer or an errand girl. However, they soon figured out a more optimal use for the female player: testosterone boosting.

Testosterone is a key aspect of men's athleticism. A male athlete brimming with testosterone will work harder, play better, and win more often. And simply put, nothing else gets a man's testosterone pumping like being in the presence of a pretty girl. And thus, the role of the Team Cheerleader was born.

The Team Cheerleader:

The goal of the Team Cheerleader is to look pretty, wear a slutty pink cheerleading outfit, encourage the boys with erotic cheers and dances, give massages and other services, and maybe even offer up her body - whatever it takes to keep the team's testosterone levels high. The Team Cheerleader quickly became one of the most valuable roles on a sports team.

Pendleville's old Team Cheerleader, Trixie, was pretty good at her role. But she got knocked up, and now you are her replacement. With just a few games left in the season, this could be your time to step up and help the team advance to the playoffs.

The Initial Setup:

It's one of the final games of the season, but also your first game as the Team Cheerleader. Your team is down by 9 points at the half, and your teammates are l