Thanks to reader Kevin, who sent us a few photos of the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders from last Friday’s game against the Falcons.

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Former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader and Paddleboard company owner Brenda Lowe reckons that having her own business will help her on Survivor: Nicaragua. The 27-year-old from Miami, FL describes herself as a “natural winner” and insists that nothing will get in her way when she gets an idea in her head.

Survivor: Nicaragua premieres Wednesday, September 15 at 8/7c on CBS.

Jennifer Schroeder
TCPalm
August 24, 2010

VERO BEACH — Velde Ford manager Wayne Zwick was expecting a good start to the work week — and that was before several cheerleaders showed up on Monday.

Three Dolphins cheerleaders greeted customers, autographed team photos and posed for pictures at Velde Ford as part of a sponsorship agreement between the Miami Dolphins and the South Florida Ford Dealers Association.

“We’ve already had a lot of phone calls asking about what’s going on,” Zwick said.

For rookie cheerleader Brianne Herndon of Fort Pierce and second-year veterans Andrea Simeoni of Davie and Samantha Ruiz of Miami appearances like the one at Velde Ford are a big part of their duties as a Miami Dolphins cheerleader.

“This is my third Ford event,” said Herndon, who graduated from John Carroll High School in 2009. “I went to dealerships in Northlake and Lake Park. It’s appearances like this along with our calendar, which was just unveiled and working with charities that are the best things about being a Miami Dolphins cheerleader.”

Plenty of Dolphins fans came in to meet the cheerleaders, as Samantha Snider and Coree Fansler, both of Vero Beach, were among the first to arrive.

“I love them,” Snider said. “They are beautiful and its awesome there is one from so close by in Fort Pierce. They are way more than pretty faces. John Carroll, where Brianne went to school, is a great school and she should be very proud.”

Fansler, a Dolphins season ticket holder in the past, came in for an autographed photo.

“We have the Dolphins cheerleader’ team photos dating back to the 90s,” Fansler explained. “I think the 1995-96 team photo was our first one.”

After hearing about the cheerleaders from a friend, Robert Sovine, of Vero Beach, came in on his lunch break.

“I was working beach side, all the way over toward Windsor,” Sovine said. “I’m a big Dolphins fan and if they can keep the quarterback going and get the offence going, you know, we will see what happens.”

According to Zwick, there will be other promotions with the Miami Dolphins as the season goes on.

Click here for photos for photos of the swimwear, unique fashions, and the team’s new uniforms.

MIAMI (CBS4) ― Okay ladies, the start of game days is just around the corner so it’s time to say ‘goodbye’ to boxy jerseys and say ‘hello’ to hot new halters and bikinis.

Don’t know what I mean? Then check out the sexy apparel and swim wear from “Miss Fanatic” designed for the female sports fan.

Former Miami Dolphins cheerleader Tiffany Pearl spent four years on the squad while earning her degree in fashion. This week the current Dolphins cheerleaders unveiled their 2011-2012 calendar at Liv on Miami Beach, and it was one of Pearl’s swimsuits that graced the cover.

“It’s really cool to see two of your suits published,” Pearl told CBS4’s Lisa Petrillo, “and actually start to get your name out there.”

Pearl added that the idea to create the line came from her own experiences in attending games.

“Being an ultimate sports fan it was hard for me to find things that were flattering to a woman’s frame,” said Pearl. “I wanted something that made me feel like a woman. I wanted to make cute tops and bikinis so no matter where you are, at the beach or at the game, you could be proud of them.”

Pearl’s line is made in Miami, and in the future she hopes to expand her sexy sports fashions to all of the NFL and college teams.

“Miss Fanatic” bikinis are sold separately, $20 each for the tops and bottoms, and form-fitting jerseys run about $80.

“We have jerseys that are nicely fit to a woman’s body, the skirts look like what the players wear on the field, just a lot sexier,” said Pearl.

Click Here To Check Out The Miss Fanatic Line

The 25-year-old entrepreneur says these days she’s cheering about her up and coming career.

“I couldn’t be happier. It’s the best of both worlds, I love fashion and I love sports, to be able to combine the two, I couldn’t be happier,” said Pearl.

Nearly a dozen colleges are represented in the current “Miss Fanatic” line, including the University of Miami and the University of Florida. Pearl says she has plans to keep the ball rolling to more universities around the country.

Madeleine Marr
The Miami Herald
8/18/2010
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Let’s hear a whoop-whoop for Fabiola Romero and Ariana Aubert!

The Dolphin cheerleaders made the respective covers of the annual calendar and the first swimsuit issue of the team magazine, Dolphin Digest.

The women — one blond, the other brunet — found out the big news at an unveiling party at LIV at Fontainebleau on Wednesday night.

“Oh my gosh, it is so exciting,” gushed Romero, who has been with the team four years. “The calendar represents all 40 girls on the entire team so it was very special for me.”

The Venezuelan native said the shoot — at the Dominican Republic’s luxe resort Casa de Campo — was “amazing.”

“We went all over the property and the cover was shot on someone’s yacht,” said Romero. “What a beautiful place.”

Aubert, who is also in her fourth year with the team, was shocked to see herself front and center. “I was really surprised, but I liked it a lot,” she said.

The two are extra pumped to root on the boys once the football season starts.

We can see why. Other big news announced at the party: The Sept. 26 home opener will have a star-spangled lineup of entertainment. Limited partners Marc Anthony and Fergie will team up for the national anthem while Enrique Iglesias takes on halftime duties.

Rah-rah is right!

By Peter Mucha, Staff Writer
Philadelphia Inquirer
August 10, 2010

Not players. Not coaches. Not fans.

Under “NFL KICKOFF!” the cover of Maxim magazine gives top billing to “CHEERLEADERS ON TRAMPOLINES.”

Featured in photos are only four airborne dancers - and one is from the Eagles.

She’s Ivelisse Rivera, 22, dental assistant, Hammonton High grad, Atlantic County resident, and three-year veteran of the Bird’s sideline squad.

Two years ago, another Eagles enthusiaser, Janelle Stangl, appeared in Maxim, sporting little more than an Eagles towel.

In the September issue, officially on newsstands today, a pom-pom-waving Rivera leaps in a green and black bikini.

There was a trampoline, she said, but it didn’t make the layout, which also features the Miami Dolphins’ Ashton, the Washington Redskins’ Tracey with a megaphone, and an upside-down Nina of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Maxim also poses leading questions to the cheerleaders.

“You must have a pretty strong stomach to be able to dig in people’s mouths,” the mag mentions to Rivera.

“Nothing skeeves me out,” she responds. “I see a lot of gross stuff in oral surgery, like a cyst being cut out of someone’s mouth. The weirdest thing, though, is seeing dentures. Old people just take them out and hand them to you.”

Ivelisse (pronounced EE-vel-ees) was born in North Jersey to parents from Puerto Rico - her favorite vacation spot. “There is nothing better than being in a tropical island with all of your family,” she said on the Eagles website.

She told Maxim she likes guys in uniforms, that being “really perky” helps her calm nervous patients down, and that “I’m not really a girly girl. I never wear makeup - just ChapStick and eyeliner.”

“How can a guy get a girl to don a cheerleader uniform in the sack?” Maxim asks.

“Compliment her body,” she says. “Tell her she’s beautiful. All that positive stuff will make her feel comfortable and good about herself. And then pick out the uniform you want to see her in.”

She told us she’s dating a senior running back from Southern Illinois University, but hopes he doesn’t get drafted by the Eagles, because cheerleaders can’t date home-team players.

“I definitely want to come back for a couple more years,” she said.

She had no problem when fellow squad member Krystle Campbell skipped practice to spend time with her injured beau, Phillies slugger Ryan Howard.

“She’s a great girl, and she works very hard,” Rivera said.

As for the Maxim shoot, she said, “It was a huge deal. I was so excited to be in it. Never in a million years did I think I would get picked. It was a lot of fun. Something I’ll never forget.”

Two actual Eagles players - receiver DeSean Jackson and punter Saverio “Sav” Rocca - are briefly spotlighted in a football feature. Their pictures are smaller than Rivera’s pom-poms. Another article, “The Ultimate Bracket Battle,” has the 1978 Steelers eclipsing the 1985 Chicago Bears as the best NFL team ever.

It appears that when Survivor returns this fall, the cast will include its fist professional cheerleader. If you’re someone who likes to show fresh, then stop reading now. Otherwise scroll on down.

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Multiple Survivor fan sites are reporting that former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Brenda Lowe is a cast member for season 21.

Brenda’s bio from her company’s website:

Brenda Lowe founded Paddleboard Miami in the summer of 2009. Before this, she was exploring the world of modeling and entertainment. She has obtained her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Florida International University. Brenda has reached a wide audience of people by winning local beauty pageants as well as a national beauty pageant on television. She was also a Miami Dolphins Cheerleader for two years. After this, she became a television model for a national Hispanic game show. During this time she would spend a lot of time in the ocean or simply outdoors. It was after the show ended where she realized the real fun for her was out in the water- discovering animals and finding great paddleboarding spots. These days, she spends her time with her friends of the ocean and her paddleboard clients.

Survivor: Nicaragua premieres Wednesday, September 15th on CBS.