start in 1987 Lindsey Wilson's women's basketball team has made ten National Championship appearances, and has won two Mid-South Conference Championship titles. In its history the women's team boasts seven NAIA All-Americans, and seven honorable mentions. Cheerleading and dance Lindsey Wilson's cheer team has produced multiple athletes who have earned Mid-South Conference Honors, and other have been named to the Mid-South All-Conference Cheerleading team. In 2013 the Lindsey Wilson Dance team competed in their first NAIA East Regional Dance Championships and won their way to compete at the NAIA Invitational. Two of the dancers earned All-American bids during their performance. Damon Hicks coaches both the cheer and dance teams. Hicks is a certified coach by the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches & Administrators (AACCA) and is a certified tumbling coach by the United States Tumbling Association (USTA) and the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). Cycling The cycling team won the National Cyclo-cross Championships in 2000 and 2001, and have accumulated other 15 individual national championships. Finished in 2010, the Lindsey Wilson cycling team has its own BMX track a few miles outside the college's campus. The course offers multiple large jumps, a pair of straight-aways and a rhythm section, offering the college's cyclist a place to practice Also on the property is a competition dual slalom and downhill course. Lindsey Wilson's cycling team has produced several notable athletes. 2014 Lindsey Wilson graduate athlete Danny Caluag competed at the 2012 London Olympics for the Philippines. He was the only active collegiate cyclist to compete at the London games In 2015, Caluag was named the Philippines Athlete of the Year by the Philippines Sportswriters Association (PSA). Chase Hines represented Team USA at the 2011 world championships in Copenhagen, Denmark where he earned the UCI BMX World Championship. Weston Pope captured three world titles over the course of two years. Pope won the UCI BMX men's 17–24 World Championship two consecutive years (2007 and 2008) and the BMX men's 17–24 Cruiser title at the 2008 world championships in British Columbia. Tim Johnson won the U.S. cyclo-cross national championship on six occasions, and has been inducted into the Lindsey Wilson College Athletic Hall of Fame. Cross-country The Blue Raiders' men's cross-country team won first place in the regional championship in 1996, and the Mid-South Conference Championship in 2007. With over 35 total runners qualifying to compete in the NAIA National Championships. The men's team has