In this Nassau County personal injury case plaintiff was a 16 year old cheerleader in a Carle Place School District.  While practicing a stunt wherein she would be torn the air with two fellow cheerleaders in as spotters under the supervision of the cheerleading coach.  There was a question of fact whether the injured girl landed on a mat or on the wooden gym floor.  The intention was for the to spotters to throw her in the air that she would perform a stunt.  Prior to disrobing completed she lost her balance and fell as result the plaintiff suffered personal injuries.  Judge Phelan held that the school district must exercise ordinary care to protect student athletes involved in extra curricular sports from on assumed were unreasonably increased risks.  Defendant’s motion for summary judgment pursuant to CPLR 3212 was granted, in that, defendant school district did not breach any duty by failing to provide additional safeguards against such a remote risk as her landing off the mat.