The Buccaneers Cheerleaders finally got to exhibit their first home victory dance of the season yesterday at the expense of the Bears. Too bad I missed it but I’ll be back for Seattle on TG weekend.

Here’s some photos from last season’s “military attire” game:

Congratulations out to Sarah, third season member of the Jacksonville Jaguars for being selected by her teammates as an outstanding representative of the ROAR. Off the the field Sarah is a physical therapist.

Start of album is HERE

The Miami Dolphins tasted victory over the New York Jets in a game where the day’s entertainment was concentrated in a “Salute to Service” theme. Cheerleader Senior Manager Jamie Quadrozzi was honored by Dolphin President Tom Garfinkle during pregame for her many military tour contributions during her MDC career.

The Miami Dolphins player alumni and present cheerleaders have recently completed two military tours this season. Rookie Rachael wrote a detailed essay (link) on her recent two week trip to our Mediterranean bases in Egypt, Italy and Spain. Here’s a excerpt:

“In my first year as a MDC, this was the greatest experience by far and one of the most memorable of my life. I know how fortunate I am to have had this experience and especially how fortunate I am for the freedom that doesn’t come free. Thank you to every member or family member of the US Military for your service and selflessness to serve. Flying home was the moment I have never been more proud to be American”.

The second tour trip was down to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and as we finish chatting with the ladies we will publish their perspective analysis next week. In the meantime enjoy our photos from last Sunday where the MDC presented numerous military inspired field performances. The Red, White and Blue poms, along with Red boots were extra cool. The fans stayed in their seats for that halftime dance. A great victory day all around.

Happy Veterans Day to everyone.

Our Flickr album is HERE

Great photo album of Jessica as the Sports Illustrated NFL Cheerleader of the Week. Line Captain Jessica is in her 5th year on the MDC.

Jessica is a cover model on the 2016 swimsuit calendar and appears as Miss December in the 2017 calendar. Congratulations to talented and beautiful Jessica.

 

SI Album is HERE

Jessica at Dolphins.com 

The big bad Chicago Bears are in town this weekend, hopefully the Bucs can overcome the injury bug and deliver a much needed home stadium win for everyone. Go Bucs.

Enjoy the Color Rush photos from last Thursday’s Night Football game.

Our Color Rush album is HERE

The talented and extremely photogenic Paige was honored as Cheerleader of the Game on Sunday’s contest versus the New York Jets.

Paige is in her second year on the squad and previously was a NHL Ice Girl for the Florida Panthers. Paige is Miss May in the 2017  MDC book sized Swimsuit Calendar.

The theme of the entertainment this week was Salute to Service so please check back with us for our extensive coverage of this third consecutive Miami victory.

Start of our album is HERE

The Tampa Bay Buccaneer players wore their new Nike Color Rush uniforms during their Thursday night loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The TBBC also participated on TNF by donning new splashing red color outfits of turtle-neck long sleeve tops and bright shorts.

Enjoy a few photos from last night. Tougher to get clean shots on national night games with all the additional sideline commotion. My album will be delayed until next week for additional post processing.

I’ll be in Miami this weekend covering the Dolphins/Jets rivalry.  Always fun.

Cheers–stay safe on Election Tuesday.

Start of album is HERE

The TBBC are still looking to celebrate a 2016 home win. C’MON MAN!, give these hard working talented young ladies a chance to do a game ending victory performance! Maybe Thursday night against the Birds of Atlanta. We’ll see.

Flickr album HERE

The Tampa Bay Buccaneer Cheerleaders wore their pink outfits at this week’s game versus the Raiders to further the cause for Breast Cancer Awareness and Research. See the following link describing the 4th annual Treasure Chest 5k run/walk race. Here.

Enjoy a couple photos (click to enlarge) from the Raider game on Sunday:

Dateline Miami, Press Release:

The Miami Dolphins continue their commitment to Hurricane Matthew relief efforts with members of the organization traveling to the Islands of The Bahamas and Haiti to provide much needed support to those communities impacted by the storm. In addition, the Dolphins are making a financial contribution to The Miami Foundation that will be earmarked for relief efforts in Cuba.

On Wednesday, Oct. 26, the Dolphins will present a $20,000 check to The Miami Foundation Give2Cuba Fund with proceeds directed towards those impacted by the widespread devastation in Cuba.

On Thursday, Oct. 27, Dolphins player Michael Thomas, President & CEO Tom Garfinkel, Senior Vice Presidents Nat Moore and Jason Jenkins, alumnus Dwight Stephenson and staff will fly to The Bahamas with the help of Wheels Up to deliver building supplies to Freeport, meet with local officials and visit some of the impacted areas. Hunt Construction, Thermoset Roofing and Waterproofing Systems, Crown Corr, Ion Electric, KHS&S, Kirlin Florida, Southeast Mechanical and MIK Construction Group all donated the building supplies for these efforts, with Seacor Island Lines providing free shipping of the materials to The Bahamas.

On Friday, Oct. 28, current player Terrence Fede and cheerleader Amina, both of Haitian descent, along with Moore, Jenkins and Dolphins staff will fly to Haiti to deliver medical supplies, safe water solutions and generators to help rebuild homes. The visit is arranged in conjunction with the City of North Miami and the North Miami Police Department. Throughout the month of October, the Dolphins have worked closely with community partners, staff and fans to pack hygiene kits with Project Medishare with assistance from Publix Super Markets that will be delivered during the visit. Additionally, the Dolphins have partnered with Surge for Water to provide short- and long-term solutions such as water purification tablets as well as household and community water filters. The Dolphins also will equip a new mobile resource unit with a water filtration system that will travel to the most heavily impacted areas including Southwest Haiti.

Schedule of Relief Efforts

Wednesday, Oct. 26                       Check presentation to The Miami Foundation for Give2Cuba Fund

Thursday, Oct. 27                           Travel to Freeport, unload ship, and visit with local officials and tour area

Friday, Oct. 28                                Travel to Port-au-Prince, distribute relief supplies and visit with local officials

For additional information about the team’s community programs, please visit https://www.dolphins.com/community