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.

Lots of cheerleader updates on the Miami Dolphins website. They’ve got the new team photo and are in the process of posting the individual pages. Click here to go there now.

Former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader turned rocker Melissa Burnos is interviewed about her music career in the latest issue of Adaras Magazine. The online version of the interview is posted in one of those fancy e-magazines that’s impossible to cut and past, but you can read it all here.

[Melissa at MySpace]

[Melissa at itunes]

[Melissa at Amazon.com]

Click here to check out a few photos behind the scenes at the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders annual uniform photo shoot.

NBC Miami: Dolphins cheerleaders are as Miami as sun, sand, and random gunfire. The squad began with the team in 1966, making the upcoming season their 45th. From Dolphins Dolls with child sidekicks to Starbrites to Cheerleaders, whatever the name, the Dolphins’ biggest supporters have been the best and bright-smilingest South Florida has to offer. [Click here for slide show]

The Dolphins chose their 2010 Cheerleaders at after the candidate performed at Aventura Mall last weekend. One great thing about having the final round of auditions in public is that it makes easier to find coverage out here on the internet.

Click here to watch a video feature on the Dolphins website.

Click here for photos of the dance portion of finals

Click here for photos of the individual talent presentations.

Warning: this video is LOUD. You might want to dial down the volume a little before playing it.

Jose Lambiet
May 13, 2010
Page 2 Live
[Photos]

There’s new blood on the Miami Dolphins cheerleading squad — and the hottie’s from the TCoast.

Brianne Herndon,18, an ex-honor student from John Carroll High School in Fort Pierce, just went from die-hard Dol-fan to leggy SunLife Stadium sideline eye candy.

So, why did a freshly graduated Catholic schoolgirl want to end up on an NFL cheerleading squad?

“Well, ever since I was little, I always wanted to try out for the Miami Dolphins,” Herndon tells Page2Live’s Sheli Muniz. “It feels awesome . . . like a dream come true.”

Port St. Lucie resident Herndon, who’s been training for the Dolphins tryouts since January, was picked from among more than 600 wannabes, said the Fins’ cheerleading boss, Emily Newton. Herndon and 76 other hopefuls made it to the final cuts over the weekend. And 42 made the squad after strutting their stuff in front of shoppers and DWTS-style judges at the Aventura Mall.

“Right off the bat,” Newton said, “she has such a stunning presence, confidence that just comes out. She seemed like a great candidate, easy fit for the team.”

Herndon described the process as “emotionally draining and nerve-wracking.”

“I’m looking forward to cheering at the games, doing the charity events, and being out there in front of 90,000 people and supporting my favorite football team,” said Herndon, who’s been dancing ballet, tap, and hip hop since she could walk.

And she’s actually excited about driving four hours round trip to the stadium for practices and games. Now, if only the Fins could win a couple big games . . .

MiamiDolphins.com: More than 10,000 online votes, 5,000 text messages, nine judges and 8,000 mall viewers participated and watched as the 2010 Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders team was selected today. Each contestant had to compete with an individual solo and with a group performance. After eight hours of competing, 42 women were selected out of the 77 contestants.

“We are excited about the talent and quality of women that auditioned this year!” said Emily Newton, Director of Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders. “The sidelines will be full of energetic and beautiful women cheering on the Fins!”

Having Mother’s Day weekend to celebrate, the group will be back in their own version of training camp next week as the group prepares for the season and to be camera ready for the much anticipated swimsuit calendar shoot!

Photos: 2010 Miami Dolphins Final Auditions