Philadelphia Fight Vixens Dance Team presented by CaRu Entertainment
Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010
Time: 12 p.m. — 5 p.m.
Location: Conshohocken Health and Fitness, 1100 East Hector Street,
Conshohocken, PA 19428
Wardrobe: Dance shorts, sports bra/mid-drift and dance sneakers. Feel free to bring warm-ups for pre-performance. Come hair and make-up ready.
What to expect: Choreography will be taught by the professionals of CaRu Entertainment, based out of New York City. The combination will be performed in front of a panel of judges, which will include CaRu and Fight representatives. Finalists will be interviewed by the panel after the performance round.
Requirements: Previous dance/performance experience is strongly preferred. Physically fit. Must be 18 years of age or older by March 14, 2010, and a high school graduate.
Please register by submitting a recent photograph/headshot and a brief bio to: auditions@caruentertainment.com.
On the day of auditions, please bring the $10 entry fee with the completed application form (to be provided). Checks can be made payable to CaRu Entertainment, LLC.
Rugby League is one of the most popular professional sports on the international stage, and is rapidly growing in the United States. The Fight Vixens presented by CaRu Entertainment, LLC, is one of only two dance teams for rugby league in the U.S. so this is your chance to be at the forefront of a rising trend. Dance team members are expected to attend all practices, all Fight home games and take part in appearances and events during the season.
To learn more about the Philadelphia Fight visit: www.fightrugby.com
Questions or for more information, email auditions@caruentertainment.com.
In this episode of On The Flipside Aubrey visits with actress, comedienne and former Oakland Raiderette Anjelah Johnson on the set of her new movie “Our Family Wedding.” She speaks about her relationship with her on-screen sister America Ferrera and the rest of the star-studded cast which includes Forest Whitaker, Carlos Mencia, Regina King and Lance Gross.
Plus in this edition’s Sideline Distraction, we watch as the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleaders spring into action at a beach-side “Battle of the Beauties.” See the ladies of the AFC go head to head with their NFC counterparts in beach volleyball, tug o’ war and flag football…they squeeze in some of their famous dance moves too!
Every year, the Central Hockey League sends out ballots to players, coaches and broadcasters looking for the best of the best, on and off the ice.
The winners in the category of “Best Cheerleaders/Dance Team” are the Colorado Eagles Chicks Dance Team!
In second place came the Allen Americans Ice Angels.
And in third place were the Rapid City Rushettes.
Congratulations to all the squads and dancers!
If you know a young dancer in the Seattle area, here a chance for him or her be a part of the WNBA Seattle Storm Dance Troupe.
[Storm Dance Troupe Auditions]
Last year Fergie became a minority owner in the Miami Dolphins.
[Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders Prep Classes]
The general public should keep in mind that in addition to the incredible time sacrifices that professional cheerleaders and dancers make, there’s always the risk of physical injury.
Tisiphani, a captain and three-year veteran, of the Bucks Energee! dance team, suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her knee during practice last week.
The injury will be keep her sidelined the remainder of the season.
We wish Tisiphani a full and speedy recovery.
[Tisiphani on the Bucks Website]
The Orlando Magic Dancers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders made a joint appearance at ESPN: The Weekend, last month. And the FOX Orlando TV affiliate has quite a few photos of the two squads.
[Bucs Cheerleaders and Magic Dancers Gallery]
Do you recognize these uniforms?
That’s actually a photo of the Baltimore Blast Cheerleaders from Friday night. For their halftime performance and in the second half the dancers wore the ISL (Bermuda’s Island Soccer League) Cheerleader uniforms.
The Blast Cheerleaders have been quite busy. Friday night after the game, they were attending a très chic VIP Cheerleader party, organized by Director Elizabeth “Liz” Guaraldo.
On Saturday during the day half the squad was at Baltimore Ravens Cheerleaders tryouts, while the other half, who are members of the Baltimore Mariners Cheerleaders, were having their uniform shoot.
Saturday night there was another Blast game followed by a guest bartending gig. And on Sunday (today!) six Cheerleaders were at callbacks for the Ravens Cheerleaders.
It doesn’t get any easier. Next weekend the Blast play Friday and Saturday nights, and the Mariners play Sunday afternoon.
The overlap of the two season is especially tough on “Liz” who on Wednesdays has to run Blast Cheerleader practice. Then when it’s over, she hops in her car and she’s off the Mariners Cheerleaders practice.
Oh, yeah and my computer’s fixed.
Last Saturday, Reading’s Berkshire Mall was the site of the unveiling of the 2010 Smokin’ Hot Steam Team. The ladies had a chance to introduce themselves to the fans, perform a few routines and helped younger fans in a dance contest.
The Steam Team will take the field at the Express first home game on Sunday, March 21st.
