Monthly Archives: July 2012

The Washington Wizard Girls have been a squad that has impressed me ever since I started covering the P-R-O convention.  They have cute girls and sexy uniforms, which is to say they are a squad that is eye-catching.  This year, … Continue reading →

A few years ago, I saw James’ coverage of the Jacksonville Shark Attack dance team and ever since then, I wanted to photograph their squad.  The Jacksonville Shark Attack dance team is stacked with great looking dancers and it is … Continue reading →

In this edition, we feature Arizona Cardinals Cheerleader Tessa.  I remember her from auditions a couple of years ago, but this past spring, she really stood out at the 2012 ACC auditions.   She embodied their motto, “full out or … Continue reading →

I am a man and as such, don’t really know all that much about cheerleaders except for what I like from a fan’s perspective.  I like my cheerleaders to be beautiful and sexy.  I like them to be entertaining and … Continue reading →

There were many impressive cheerleaders at the 2012 P-R-O Convention…over 300 cheerleaders and dancers to be precise.  And the Indianapolis Colts must have brought their entire squad and that was a good thing because they are very impressive in person.   … Continue reading →

Last year, I noticed that some Colts Cheerleaders were wearing some very heavy metal…AFC Championship Rings.  Unfortunately, I noticed this while I was home in Los Angeles, post processing my images.  I vowed to not make that mistake again and … Continue reading →

When I first received notification that I would be attending the P-R-O Convention, I started doing my research and scanned the listing of squads that would be in attendance.  One of the new squads was the Oklahoma City Thunder Girls … Continue reading →

Arizona has a great squad this year.  I should know, I covered their auditions this year.   In this edition, I would like to introduce you to Arizona Cardinals Cheerleader Chelsey.  She’s an amazing dancer, a pleasure to photograph and a … Continue reading →