Congratulations to Cat one of the newest members of the Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders. She survived a nearly month-long audition process and multiple cuts culminating in the Finals last Wednesday night.
Cat was a Captain on the 2009 Philadelphia Fight Vixens Dance Team.
Go here to see a video of the thirty-eight ladies of the new 2011-12 squad. They will make their official debut at the Eagles Draft Party at Lincoln Financial Field on Thursday. Photos from Finals coming soon.
Atlanta’s hottest Minor Professional Football team, The Atlanta Chiefs, will begin their second season of play in June 2011. We are a full contact minor league football team & a proud member of the Gridiron Development Football League and we are looking for you to complete our 2011-2012 squad!!
PRELIMINARY AUDITIONS ARE:
Friday, April 29, 2011
Registration from 6:00 PM- 6:30 PM
Fee: $30, non-refundable
WHAT TO BRING:
Application
Headshot/Photo
Resume
Water
Small Snack
WHAT TO WEAR:
Flattering two-piece dancewear
Dance (Biker) shorts (Optional)
Appropriate footwear
DRESS GAME DAY READY! LOOK GAME DAY HOT!
Come prepared to learn choreography.
****AUDITIONS BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 6:30PM****
LOCATION:
Hammond Park Recreation Center
705 Hammond Dr NE Atlanta, GA 30328
770-252-6310
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS:
Sunday, May 1, 2011
(15-Minute Intervals)
Location: The Lenox Building
3399 Peachtree Rd NE Suite 400
Atlanta, GA 30326
404-751-5100 or 404-863-5543
WHAT TO WEAR TO INTERVIEWS:
Business attire.
(Present and prepare yourself as if you are participating in a corporate interview.)
FINALS: Tuesday, May 3, 2011 (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC – No Exceptions!)
7:00 PM Registration
Location: TBA
QUALIFICATIONS:
Ladies 18 years and older by April 18, 2011 (Bring Photo ID – i.e. Drivers License/State ID)
Dance and/or Cheer Background
Must be a high school graduate or have a G.E.D.
To learn more about Chiefs Cheerleader Auditions, visit their website at www.atlantachiefsfootball.com
By Chris Chase
Yahoo! Sports
The Oakland Raiders were playing in Los Angeles when Tony La Russa managed the Oakland A’s, so it’s likely that the famed baseball manager didn’t get to see the silver and black play too much at the Oakland Coliseum. He’ll have a reason to go watch the team this year.
La Russa’s daughter, Bianca, successfully tried out for the team’s cheerleading squad last week and will be a Raiderette in the upcoming season. (If there is an upcoming season, that is.)
She tweeted the news last week: “A goal and a dream come true- I’m a 2011 Raiderette! I’m so excited to rep an organization that does so much good.”
One thousand and eight days after their last onfield appearance, the Philadelphia Soulmates took the field of the Wells Fargo Center at the Soul home opener on April 15th.
Captain Alexandra
Captain Kristina
Preliminary tryouts to be held April 30 in Southington and May 7 in Hartford
The Hartford Colonials of the United Football League are seeking dancers and cheerleaders who are interested in auditioning for the 2011 cheerleading team.
Hartford Colonials Cheerleaders
There will be two rounds of preliminary auditions for the 32-member squad. The first audition will be held April 30 at the Southington Armory (590 Woodruff St, Southington). Registration begins promptly at 8 a.m. with auditions scheduled to start at 9. The second round is May 7 at the Hartford State Armory (360 Broad St., Hartford). Registration begins at 8 a.m. with auditions to follow. A $15 non-refundable registration fee is required for both sessions. Participants can pre-register for $10 on-line at www.hartfordcolonials.com.
Individuals must be 18 years of age or older by May 21 and submit a non-returnable recent photograph and updated resume. Participants should wear workout attire and sneakers or dance shoes. Hair and makeup should be performance-ready.
The Colonials cheerleaders will perform at all four home games, starting in August, and serve as team ambassadors throughout the season.
“For anyone who’s a fan of football and enjoys performance, this is a great opportunity,” said Colonials cheerleader director Brittany Bonchuk. “I’m excited at the chance to create a diverse squad of talented and beautiful women who will entertain Colonials fans this season.”
Both audition sessions are open to the public. For more information, email Brittany.Bonchuk@ufl-football.com.
MVC Finals took place at the Mall of America last Wednesday, and judge (and our friend) Polly was kind enough to send us a few photos.
Carolina TopCat Auditions began on April 16th. Go here to watch a video of the first two rounds.
Reader Scott was at a recent Houston Dynamo game and took some great shots of the Dynamo Girls.
[Scott’s Dynamo Girls Gallery]
They are the year-round face of the franchise and favorites of the fans of the United Football League and this coming weekend the search for the Omaha Nighthawks cheerleading class of 2011 reaches its climax.
The Nighthawks will hold the team’s cheerleading tryouts final at the Nebraska Furniture Mart at 11am on Saturday, April 23 as a group 34 finalists compete for a spot on the 2011 Omaha Nighthawks Cheer squad. The tryouts will be held center stage in the Mega Mart Building.
The road to the finals kicked off back in early March when prep classes and a three-day preliminary tryouts put the cheerleader hopefuls through their paces and the group was narrowed down to the finalists – nineteen of which were on the 2010 Nighthawks squad.
“I can’t describe how good these girls are,” Shan Stavropoulous, the Omaha Nighthawks cheerleading / dance Director said of the finalists. “They were not only super-talented, but all of them are beautiful and were sweet to each other. Everybody gelled and clicked. All 34 are phenomenal. I wish I could to take them all for the team.”
The final tryouts will feature the finalists split up into groups of four for dance “A” and another group of two for dance “B” which they can rehearse, manipulate and choreograph to increase skill difficulty and get creative with group costuming. The candidates will also learn an opening number and perform altogether.
Media and fans are welcome to attend the final tryouts at the Nebraska Furniture Mart. Fans will not only get the opportunity to meet the 2011 Omaha Nighthawks cheerleaders, but can also participate in trivia contests and receive gift cards and Nighthawks gifts.
Two people among the judging panel are Andrea Leesley and Ali Schwalb. Lessley is a native of Omaha and has many years of dance experience including the Regina Williams Dance Company and on the television shows “The Parkers” and “The Tracy Morgan Show.” She currently is head coach of Papillion La Vista South Dance Team. Schwalb is a recent Saint Louis University graduate and is currently the Millard West Varsity Dance Team Assistant Coach and Omaha Nighthawks Assistant Dance Coach.
Each of the five UFL franchises in Hartford, Las Vegas, Omaha, Sacramento and Virginia are building dance teams who will take part in community appearances, represent their teams during the offseason, and of course wow fans in the stadium on game day.
Over 100 young dancers turned out the Angels Dance Clinic and a chance to perform on the field with the Angels at the Wings last home game on Sunday, April 10th
A successful season for Lauren who completed her first years as Captain.
Plenty of dance action on Sunday. In addition to the Angels, the Jr. Angels a dance troupe from Delware perfomed...
And the Junior Sixers Dancers, too
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