ATLANTA – Brittiney Wall, a former Atlanta Falcons cheerleader with more than 25 years of experience in dance and cheerleading, has been named Georgia State's spirit head coach, overseeing the GSU cheerleading squad and the Pantherettes dance team.

Wall cheered for the Falcons for four seasons, served as a captain and was selected by her teammates to represent the Falcons Cheerleaders in the 2014 Pro Bowl in Hawaii.

After retiring from the Falcons, she became the choreographer for the Junior Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders. She also served as the coach and choreographer for The Atlanta Blaze Dancers from 2017-2019.

Wall began working with Georgia High School Association (GHSA) dance teams in 2020. She has choreographed competitive pom and jazz routines for Mill Creek High School, Stilwell Performing Arts High School and Greater Atlanta Christian High School, resulting in five State Championships.

Her other choreography credits include: Netflix's Stranger Things, the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders, the UGA Dance Dawgs, the Georgia Tech Goldrush, the Georgia State Pantherettes, and various dance studios around the country.

Wall graduated from East Carolina University in 2010 with a degree in broadcast journalism. At ECU, she was a member, captain and choreographer for the university's dance team.