Caught up with a few of the Buccaneer Cheerleaders at training camp this weekend. Bookmark our album as we will be adding to it over the next couple weeks.
Our album is here
All The News On Professional Cheerleaders and Dance Teams In One Place
Caught up with a few of the Buccaneer Cheerleaders at training camp this weekend. Bookmark our album as we will be adding to it over the next couple weeks.
Our album is here
The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking for the hottest, most exciting, fun loving, talented, energetic, outgoing Cleveland Cavalier fan ever… is that you? THEN YOU COULD BE THE NEXT CAVALIER GIRL! The Cavalier Girls Dance Team is a group of phenomenal women who uphold a high standard of professionalism and top notch entertainment on and off the basketball court. The Cavalier Girls also serve as ambassadors of the Cleveland Cavaliers organization spreading our culture of pure determination, passion, fun and excitement throughout the community.
Preliminary Auditions
Saturday, August 6th, 2016
Independence Civic Center, 6363 Selig Blvd, Independence, OH 44131
11 a.m. Registration Opens | 12-6 p.m. Auditions
For more information, please click here.
Preliminary Auditions
Saturday, August 13
9 a.m. Registration | 10 a.m. Audition
ULTIMATE FIELDHOUSE
2675 Mitchell Drive
Walnut Creek, CA, 94598
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Great victory last Saturday night as the Storm blocked a field goal on the last play of the game to secure a 41 to 40 win over the Portland Steel. Fun evening as the Storm alumni dancers/cheerleaders returned for a night of great frolic and celebration of the 25th year anniversary of the franchise.
A little AFL history: The team, along with the Chicago Bruisers, Denver Dynamite and Washington Commandos, formed the league as one of the charter franchises in 1987, and is the only one of the four still operating. The franchise was originally located in Pittsburgh. The team relocated to Tampa in 1991, changing its name in the process.
The 1991 season saw the advent of cheerleaders (called dancers then) and they have been entertaining fans ever since.
Two members, Melinda and Kimberly, of the original 1991 squad returned for the reunion and danced in the halftime performance.
The present day squad is led by Director Kindra Stocker Ebanks. Starting in 1998, Kindra spent three seasons as a Storm cheerleader, also serving as captain. Kindra took over the Director position in the championship year of 2003. At the request of the AFL, Kindra was selected to be Co-Director and Choreographer for the Arena Bowl All-Star Dancers in the 2004 and 2005 seasons.
Quarterback Tyanne
Keeyawna
Amber A.
Sara
Kelsey
Melinda and Kimberly were on the original 1991 squad.
Britny
Allison–Cristina–Amber D.
Our album is here
As we wind down our coverage of the 2016 P-R-O Convention, I just want to say that is was another great year and I was so fortunate to meet so many amazing professional cheerleaders and dancers. It was truly a wonderful experience and if you have a passion for dance, you should be there next year.
Our final 2016 P-R-O Convention All Star is another one of those amazing Houston Texans Cheerleaders. She is a first year member of the HTC and graduated with a degree in accounting, introducing Taylor C., our final 2016 P-R-O Convention All Star.
One thing I noticed about Taylor…she’s very photogenic, a rare quality indeed.
Well that’s all for this year’s P-R-O Convention. To all the cheerleaders who took time out of their busy schedule to pose for me, thank you. And to all who were in attendance, I look forward to see you all again next year.
I have been covering the Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders auditions since 2009 and I enjoy my time there because its a wonderful event to cover and I get some amazing photographs of some amazing cheerleaders. So you could say I have a fondness for the AZCC and I was pleased to see them in attendance after a one year absence. Our next 2016 P-R-O Convention All Star is a first year Arizona Cardinals Cheerleader from Friendswood, Texas…introducing Ashley.
Only one more cheerleader to feature! Check back tomorrow to see who is our final 201 P-R-O Convention All Star. And for more cheerleader articles, please visit my personal blog: thehottestdanceteam.wordpress.com.
Twins! I love twins! Especially twin professional cheerleaders because there is a certain symmetry about them and I get a kick out of watching them pose themselves. It’s so fascinating watching them interact with each other…like when they were trying to pose while making a heart with their hands. But I digress.
Our next 2016 P-R-O Convention All Stars are a couple of those amazingly beautiful Charlotte Honey Bees…introducing Honey Bee twins Kirsten and Kristen (cute play on names, eh?).
It’s like they’re looking in a mirror!
Only two more left! See you tomorrow!
I first met Melanie in 2009 when she was a San Diego Charger Girl. Back then I discovered that she was a Californian from Rancho Palos Verdes who had recently moved back to Southern California from Seattle, where she was a former Seattle Sea Gal. If memory serves correctly, she was a Charger Girl for one season and starred as one of the Ironettes in the movie Iron Man 2.
Flash forward to a couple of years later and Melanie is back as a Sea Gal and has been on the squad since 2013. Well as fortune would have it, she became a captain this year and was one of the Sea Gals that made it to Atlanta for the convention. And for me, it was nice to see her again after all these years.
So, without further ado, let us introduce our latest 2016 P-R-O Convention All Star, Seattle Sea Gal Melanie.
We only have three cheerleaders left to honor, check back tomorrow to see who is next. And for more cheerleader articles, please visit my personal blog: thehottestdanceteam.wordpress.com.