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Game Time: The Game Day Experience Join Mhkeeba and Brittany as they experiment recording Cheer Chat using Instagram Live to give listeners an inside look at how they record the Pro Cheerleading Podcast! During Cheer Chat the ladies discuss some new uniforms that debuted during Week 1 of the NFL regular season for a few teams that are changing the look of the traditional glamorous NFL uniforms. They also discuss some developments in a lawsuit brought by a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders against the team that resulted in a significant raise for the cheerleaders and a few inspirational stories that celebrate women on and off the playing field. In this week’s episode, Brittany and Mhkeeba walk you through the entire game day experience while reminiscing on some of their most memorable moments on the sidelines. They wrap up the episode with Locker Talk about a little post-game mischief from lingering in the locker room too long after the game! Click here to listen to this podcast episode. 2019-20 Orange & Blue Ice CrewWhat does the Orange & Blue Ice Crew do? The Orange & Blue Ice Crew is a co-ed interactive group that represents the Edmonton Oilers organization at games, events, and appearances throughout the community. The role is primarily responsible for making sure our fans have the best experience possible and create “I Remember” moments for them! At games, the team assists with in-bowl activities, contests, and promotions (t-shirt tosses, prize giveaways, etc.), and on-ice they are responsible for skating to remove snow build-up during television timeouts. Do I need to know how to skate? Not all members of the Orange and Blue Ice Crew will be required to be on the ice, as this team is also responsible for off-ice activations throughout Rogers Place and the surrounding community. Applicants need not be professionally trained (hockey, figure, etc.), but a strong skating ability allows us the flexibility to have you in skating and non-skating roles and will be considered a strong asset.Please note: Orange & Blue Ice Crew members are required to wear hockey skates when performing duties on ice. So, those accustomed to wearing figure skates are strongly encouraged to practice adjusting to hockey skates before the auditions. I’m a guy…is this job just for girls? Absolutely not! The team is co-ed (guys and girls). Our guys perform most of the same duties as our girls along with managing Hunter’s busy schedule during games. Is being a member of the Orange & Blue Ice Crew a full-time job? What is the time commitment? Being a member of the Orange and Blue Ice Crew is not a full-time job. Orange & Blue Ice Crew members should plan for 12-25 hours of work per week on average. We like our members to have a flexible schedule and be committed to being available for nearly ALL home games and 75% of the events and community appearances. Orange & Blue Ice Crew are expected to be at the arena fully game ready a minimum of 2.5 hours prior to puck drop (not all members work every game). Hours will vary based on the Edmonton Oilers event and hockey schedule. Most Orange & Blue Ice Crew members attend college and/or have additional full-time or part-time jobs. Do Orange & Blue Ice Crew members get paid? Yes. This is not only a fun team to be a part of but also a paying part-time job! Orange & Blue Ice Crew members are paid an hourly rate for all games, events and community appearances worked. Does the Orange & Blue Ice Crew travel with the team? No. Orange & Blue Ice Crew members only work home games and events in the greater Edmonton area. From time-to-time, additional travel-related opportunities do come up in other parts of Alberta. Do Orange & Blue Ice Crew members get to meet/hang out with the team/players? Absolutely not. As with most professional teams across the various leagues there are very strict rules and regulations prohibiting fraternization with the team, players, coaches, and officials. There is a zero tolerance policy in place. Where and when are the Orange & Blue Ice Crew auditions being held? Auditions will be held at Rogers Place on Saturday, August 10th. Registration will open at 8AM. Please enter via the Ford Hall gates. How old do I have to be to attend the auditions? You must be at least 18 years of age as of September 1, 2019 What happens at the auditions? Our auditions are interactive and fun! This is your chance to show us your personality, athleticism and enthusiasm for the role. You will be taking part in a variety of off-ice interactive tasks, icebreakers and improv activities! After which the skating assessments will take place in the Downtown Community Arena featuring skill testing and skating circuits to best showcase your skating abilities. Any hopefuls moving forward to the interviews on Wednesday, August 14th and Thursday, August 15th will be informed on Monday, August 12. What makes a good Orange & Blue Ice Crew member? What is the hiring committee looking for? The hiring team is looking for new members who encompass all of the following traits.An outgoing personality, great energy and positive attitude. We are looking for you to showcase your individual personality and carry that enthusiasm for the Oilers out to the thousands of fans in attendance each night.With both on-ice and off-ice shifts strong teamwork and communication skills are necessary for fan interaction, mascot handling and community events. You will always be working with different team members.Professionalism, poise and a consistent work ethic are essential in our fast-paced, ever-changing, live entertainment environment.Confidence on-camera and on-ice in front of 18,000+ fans.Reliable: Not only is punctuality key but Orange and Blue Ice Crew members receive instructions and are trusted to complete tasks independently. The ability to troubleshoot situations and make changes on the fly are essential to your role. We also require all our members to work 60% of the games along with picking up event shifts throughout the season.Approachable: Greeting fans upon arrival to Rogers Place is a very important part of your role. You should feel comfortable initiating conversation, taking part in and explaining interactive contests to fans. What should I wear to the auditions? Both guys and girls should come in fitted, comfortable, athletic-style apparel such as shorts, t-shirt, tank top, and athletic footwear. Put your best face forward!Check out the current uniform HERE. Since hair and makeup as well as a consistently groomed appearance are an essential part of this role we ask that the guys have their hair styled and if not clean-shaven, have “groomed” facial hair. As if going out for a night on the town with their friends! Girls are highly encouraged to arrive to auditions with full makeup and styled hair – think “girls night out”! Hair should be worn loose and styled, no elastics and not hiding your face. No hats are allowed during the auditions. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR PICTURE WILL BE TAKEN DURING REGISTRATION. What do I need to bring to the auditions?
Can I bring friends and family to watch the auditions? No. Auditions will be closed to public viewing.
What should I do to prepare for auditions?
Do I have to RSVP online? It is strongly encouraged that you RSVP online. Walk-ups will be allowed to audition, although in the event that we reach maximum capacity for the auditions, those who have submitted an RSVP online will be given priority to participate…CLICK HERE to Apply and RSVP online.
The Chicago Blackhawks are holding open auditions for the 2019-20 Ice Crew! The Ice Crew represents the Blackhawks at all home games and at various community events during the season. Audition schedule: 1st Round – Auditions: Mon., July 15, 6-9 p.m. at Fifth Third Arena (1801 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago) 2nd Round – Interviews and Skating Clinic: To be conducted during the evenings of Tue., July 16 and Wed., July 17 at the United Center. Final Audition: Fri., July 19, 5:30-7:00 p.m. at Fifth Third Arena (1801 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago)* *Selected 2019-20 team members must be available post-audition for team meetings during the evening of Mon., July 22 and the weekend of Fri., July 26 through Sun., July 28. If you would like to audition for the 2019-20 Ice Crew, the form below must be completed. After your audition form is submitted, you will receive further information about the audition process. For inquiries and questions concerning auditions for the Ice Crew, please contact Jill Karsten at jill@wynningteams.com or by phone at 630-730-8258. Click here to register for auditions. LA Kings & Ontario Reign Ice Crew Auditions One audition… two great teams! The LA Kings and the Ontario Reign are combining forces once again to host one audition weekend for those interested in joining the LA Kings Ice Crew or the Ontario Reign Ice Crew teams. Saturday, June 29th: Who: All Male & Female Participants *Cuts will be made throughout the audition process Sunday, June 30th: Who: Male & Female CALL-BACKS from 6/29 ONLY
*Cuts will be made throughout all levels of the audition process Monday, July 1st: Who: All male & female finalists **Finalists will be scheduled for 30-45 minute business interview appointments during regular business hours with LA Kings Game Presentation Management. For more information or to register for auditions, please click here. It’s officially audition season for the NHL Ice Girls/Ice Crews. Check back here or click on the auditions link at the top of the page for an updated listing of NHL auditions. UPDATE: Anaheim Ducks, Arizona Coyotes, Chicago Blackhawks, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings. NHL Ice Girls/Dance Teams/Promo Squads (2019) Anaheim Ducks Power Players: June 15. [Details] 2019-2020 Auditions Auditions for the 2019-2020 Arizona Coyotes Crew will be on Saturday, June 15th at AZ Ice Peoria & The Renaissance Glendale at 12:30 PM. Specific Requirements:
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Additional questions? Email coyotes.crew@arizonacoyotes.com. Click here to register for auditions. Power Player Auditions Saturday, June 15 The Power Players are a high-energy team that assist the Ducks in-game entertainment presentation, maintain a clean ice playing surface during all Ducks home games and promote the Ducks at community events. The primary responsibilities of the Power Players are to generate excitement and engagement with fans. Additional responsibilities can include assisting the ice crew in maintaining the ice by clearing snow and debris from the playing surface. Examples of Essential Duties/Responsibilities:
Click here to register for auditions.
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