American reality television series
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team Genre Reality Country of origin United States Original language English No. of seasons16 No. of episodes140[ 1] Executive producers
Stu Schreiberg
Stephen Kroopnick
Eugene Pack
Peter Zasuly
Charlotte Jones
Kelli McGonagill Finglass
Jacquelyn French
Laurie Sharpe
Camera setup Multi-camera Production company Triage Entertainment Network CMT Release September 29, 2006 (2006-09-29 ) – November 27, 2021 (2021-11-27 ) NFL Cheerleader Playoffs
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team is an American reality television series that premiered in 2006 on CMT .[ 2] The series follows the auditioning process and the forming of the Dallas Cowboys ' annual Cheerleading squad. The series features director Kelli McGonagill Finglass and choreographer Judy Trammell .
In April 2022, it was reported that CMT canceled the series, with the show being shopped to other outlets.[ 3] On April 18, 2024, it was announced that Netflix had ordered a new series titled America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders . Despite following the same premise as its predecessor, the show will have an entirely different structure and a new team producing it.[ 4] [ 5]
The show tracks the progression of women who are in the audition process of trying to become a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. The show begins at Texas Stadium (Seasons 1–3), then moves with the team to AT&T Stadium in subsequent seasons: first the open audition "cattle call", then the five-person audition "cut-down", followed by personal interviews, uniform fittings, BMI testing, physical fitness testing, etiquette training, mock media interviews, and calendar shoots. Successful candidates must also complete a knowledge test on various subjects including, but not limited to: the Dallas Cowboys and their history, NFL Football in general and the rules of the game, general history, government, and current events.
There is also the grueling elite dance choreography that tests each woman's capacity to grasp dance combinations and perform the trademark kick-line/jump-split routine for which the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is known.
Women are judged by a hand-picked panel of experts, and scoring is based on physical appearance, physical fitness, dance style, poise, grace, intelligence, and showmanship.
Once training camp opens, the women are put through a program of elite dance training and physical conditioning that is comparable to some professional sports training programs. If a contestant is struggling, she is called into Finglass' office to discuss the nature of her difficulty and is generally given an opportunity to correct the shortcoming(s) to avoid being dismissed ("cut") from the squad.
Due to Covid protocols, auditions went virtual in 2020, and have remained so through 2021, with finals held in-person.
Note: Cheerleaders in bold indicate legacy cheerleaders (i.e. mother was previously a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader). Cheerleaders in italics indicate (first) group leaders.
2021 season (Season 16)[ edit ]
2021–22 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 6]
Rookies[ 6]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jessica Bowman
Elli DiGiovanni
Chandi Dayle
Ashlee Ford
Marissa Garrison
Taylor Johnson
Darian Lassiter
Armani Latimer
Gina Ligi
Dani McGinnis
Jada McLean
Amber McMillan
Madeline Molloy
Kat Puryear
Erin Sauerhage
McKenzie Sherman
Jalyn Stough
Lexie Sullivan
Caroline Sundvold
Kristin Dodd
Kelcey Wetterberg
Claire Wolford
Rachel Wyatt
KayDianna Davis
Amber Laiche
Ashlinn Maze
Megan McElaney
Jensen Merrill
Tyra Thompson
Kelee Norris
Christina Ostovich
Kleine Powell
Madeline Salter
Tori Skillings
Rebecca Troyak
Lea Tunnell
Rachel Alexander (retired) [ 7]
Briana Baisden (retired) [ 8]
Amanda Dilks (resigned) [ 9]
Tess Guidry (retired)
Sydney Hawthorne (retired) [ 10]
Savannah Heineken (retired) [ 11]
Daphne Janes (Left due to injury) [ 12]
Victoria Kalina (took a hiatus) [ 13]
Cianna Levi (retired) [ 14]
Maddie Massingill (retired) [ 15]
Lisa Mills (left due to injury) [ 16]
Alora-Rose Morgan (mutually resigned) [ 6]
Alanna Tarango (retired) [ 17]
Point: Gina Ligi & Rachel Wyatt
Pro Bowl 2022 Representative: Lexie Sullivan
Rookie of the Year: Kelee Norris
Veteran of the Year: Rachel Wyatt
KayDianna Davis
Chandi Dayle
Ashlee Ford
Marissa Garrison
Darian Lassiter
Armani Latimer
Gina Ligi
Amber McMillian
Kat Puryear
Mckenzie Sherman
Tori Skillings
Lexie Smith
Jalyn Stough
Caroline Sundvold
Tyra Thompson
Kelcey Wetterberg
Claire Wolford
Rachel Wyatt
2020 season (Season 15)[ edit ]
2020–21 Squad [ a]
Returning Veterans[citation needed ]
Rookies[citation needed ]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Rachel Alexander
Briana Baisden
Chandi McCright
Amanda Dilks
Ashlee Ford
Tess Guidry
Savannah Heineken
Daphne Janes
Taylor Johnson
Victoria Kalina
Cianna Levi
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Lisa Mills
Madeline Molloy
Amber McMillan
Kat Puryear
Erin Sauerhage
Jalyn Stough
Lexie Sullivan
Caroline Sundvold
Alanna Tarango
Kristin Dodd
Kelcey Wetterberg
Rachel Wyatt
Jessica Bowman
Elli DiGiovanni
Marissa Garrison
Sydney Hawthorne
Darian Lassiter
Armani Latimer
Dani McGinnis
Jada McLean
Alora-Rose Morgan
Mckenzie Sherman
Claire Wolford
Hannah Anderson (cut) [ 19]
Brennan Cook (cut) [ 20]
Bridget Jacob (retired) [ 21]
Lily Johnson (cut) [ 22]
Amy Leonall (retired) [ 23]
Meredith Madden (cut) [ 24]
Point: Maddie Massingill & Rachel Wyatt
Pro Bowl 2021 Representative: N/A
Rookie of the Year: McKenzie Sherman
Veteran of the Year: Gina Ligi
Rachel Alexander
Chandi Dayle
Amanda Dilks
Ashlee Ford
Marissa Garrison
Tess Guidry
Daphne Janes
Victoria Kalina
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Amber McMillian
Erin Sauerhage
Lexie Smith
Caroline Sundvold
Kelcey Wetterberg
Claire Wolford
Rachel Wyatt
^ The 2020 season of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making The Team took place in a "quarantine bubble" due to the COVID-19 pandemic . All auditions were done online with training camp taking place in person with the needed measurements.[ 18]
2019 season (Season 14)[ edit ]
2019–20 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 29]
Rookies[ 29]
Retired / Cut
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Rachel Alexander
Hannah Anderson
Briana Baisden
Brennan Cook
Ashlee Ford
Tess Guidry
Savannah Heineken
Bridget Jacob
Daphne Janes
Taylor Johnson
Amy Leonall
Cianna Levi
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Madeline Molloy
Amber McMillan
Molly Neumeister
Heather O'Connor
Alexis Peterson
Christina Riccelli
Erin Sauerhage
Jalyn Stough
Lexie Sullivan
Caroline Sundvold
Alanna Tarango
Miranda Tims
Rachel Wyatt
Amanda Dilks
Lily Johnson
Victoria Kalina
Meredith Madden
Chandi McCright
Lisa Mills
Taylor Pedersen
Kat Puryear
Kristin Dodd
Kelcey Wetterberg
Khalyn Cole (retired)[ 30]
Tasha Cruz (retired)[ 30]
KaShara Garrett (retired)[ 30]
Gabby Goduco (cut) [ 31]
Yuko Kawata (retired)[ 30]
Lacey Munoz (retired)[ 30]
Lauren Parker (retired)[ 32]
Jessika Palmer (retired)[ 30]
Kelli Sullivan (retired)[ 30]
Point: Amy Leonall & Maddie Massingill[ 33]
Pro Bowl 2020 Representative: Amy Leonall[ 34]
Rookie of the Year: Kelcey Wetterberg
Veteran of the Year: Bridget Jacob
Rachel Alexander
Hannah Anderson
Amanda Dilks
Ashlee Ford
Tess Guidry
Bridget Jacob
Daphne Janes
Victoria Kalina
Amy Leonall
Cianna Levi
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Amber McMillian
Heather O’Connor
Lexie Smith
Caroline Sundvold
Kelcey Wetterberg
Rachel Wyatt
2018 season (Season 13)[ edit ]
2018–19 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 35]
Rookies[ 35]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Rachel Alexander
Khalyn Cole
Tasha Cruz
KaShara Garrett
Tess Guidry
Savannah Heineken
Yuko Kawata
Amy Leonall
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Lacey Munoz
Molly Neumeister
Heather O'Connor
Lauren Parker
Jessika Palmer
Alexis Peterson
Christina Riccelli
Kelli Sullivan
Lexie Sullivan
Miranda Tims
Hannah Anderson
Briana Baisden
Brennan Cook
Ashlee Ford
Gabby Goduco
Bridget Jacob
Daphne Janes
Taylor Johnson
Cianna Levi
Amber McMillan
Madeline Molloy
Erin Sauerhage
Jalyn Stough
Caroline Sundvold
Alanna Tarango
Rachel Wyatt
Cersten Bradley (retired)
Simone Culwell (retired)
Jinelle Davidson (retired)
Selina Flores (cut) [ 36]
Keyra Ford (cut) [ 36]
Jenna Jackson (retired)
Chantel Jones (retired)
Stephanie Larson (retired)
Kelsey Lowrance (retired)
Robin Richardson (retired)
Maggie Rouse (retired)
Tara Szybillo (cut) [ 36]
Elizabeth Voegtle (retired)
Point: KaShara Garrett[ 30]
Pro Bowl 2019 Representative: Lacey Munoz
Rookie of the Year: Caroline Sundvold
Veteran of the Year: Heather O'Connor
Hannah Anderson
Khalyn Cole
Tasha Cruz
KaShara Garrett
Tess Guidry
Bridget Jacob
Daphne Janes
Amy Leonall
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Amber McMillan
Lacey Munoz
Heather O'Connor
Lauren Parker
Kelli Sullivan
Lexie Sullivan
Jalyn Stough
2017 season (Season 12)[ edit ]
2017-18 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies[ 37]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Cersten Bradley
Milan Brahney (resigned mid-season)
Khalyn Cole
Tasha Cruz
Simone Culwell
Jinelle Davidson
Selina Flores
KaShara Garrett
Tess Guidry
Jenna Jackson
Chantel Jones
Yuko Kawata
Stephanie Larson
Amy Leonall
Kelsey Lowrance
Maddie Massingill
Lacey Munoz
Heather O'Connor
Jessika Palmer
Robin Richardson
Maggie Rouse
Kelli Sullivan
Elizabeth Voegtle
Rachel Alexander
Savannah Heineken
Keyra Ford
Gina Ligi
Molly Neumeister
Lauren Parker
Alexis Peterson
Christina Riccelli
Kalyssa Singleton (resigned mid-season)
Alexandria Stavropoulos (resigned prior to season start)
Lexie Sullivan
Tara Szybillo
Miranda Tims
Point: KaShara Garrett[ 30]
Pro Bowl 2018 Representative: KaShara Garrett[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Savannah Heineken
Veteran of the Year: Robin Richardson
Cersten Bradley
Tasha Cruz
Jinelle Davidson
KaShara Garrett
Jenna Jackson
Stephanie Larson
Amy Leonall
Gina Ligi
Maddie Massingill
Lacey Munoz
Heather O'Connor
Lauren Parker
Robin Richardson
Maggie Rouse
Kalyssa Singleton
Kelli Sullivan
^ In June 2018, Wilkins sued the organisation for lost wages, calling for increased pay for members.[ 47] Lawsuit was settled in September 2019 resulting in increase in "cheerleader pay from $8 an hour to $12, and doubled...game-day pay from $200 to $400."[ 48]
2016 season (Season 11)[ edit ]
2016–17 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jennifer Amburn
Danielle Barhold
Claire Brown
Megan Carcioppolo
Simone Culwell
Jinelle Davidson
KaShara Garrett
Jenna Jackson
Chantel Jones
Stephanie Larson
Amy Leonall
Lacey Munoz
Holly Powell
Jessica Purdy
Robin Richardson
Raylee Stearman
Jaclyn Tisdale
Amy Trader
Elizabeth Voegtle
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
Cersten Bradley
Milan Brahney
Khalyn Cole
Tasha Cruz
Allie Droste
Selina Flores
Tess Guidry
Heather Hamilton
Yuko Kawata
Kelsey Lowrance
Maddie Massingill
Heather O'Connor
Jessika Palmer
Maggie Rouse
Kelli Sullivan
Mandy Voecks
Kelsey Bond (retired) [ 50]
Victoria Carriere (retired)
Paige Cavalieri (resigned in May 2016)[ 51] [ a]
Mary Dill (retired)
Ashley Holland (retired)
Holly Hubbard (retired)
Rachel Lunsford (retired)
Angela Nicotera (retired)
Loren Roeder (retired)
Kat Rogers (cut) [ 36]
Kinzie Rusco (retired)
Jacie Scott (retired) [ b]
Caila Sims (cut) [ 36]
Point: Jennifer Amburn
Pro Bowl 2017 Representative: Jennifer Amburn[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Heather O'Connor
Veteran of the Year: Jessica Purdy
Jennifer Amburn
Claire Brown
Megan Carcioppolo
Jinelle Davidson
Jenna Jackson
Maddie Massingill
Lacey Munoz
Holly Powell
Jessica Purdy
Robin Richardson
Maggie Rouse
Kelli Sullivan
Jaclyn Tisdale
Amy Trader
Mandy Voecks
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
2015 season (Season 10)[ edit ]
2015–16 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jennifer Amburn
Danielle Barhold
Kelsey Bond
Victoria Carriere
Paige Cavalieri
Jinelle Davidson
Mary Dill
Ashley Holland
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Rachel Lunsford
Lacey Munoz
Angela Nicotera
Jessica Purdy
Loren Roeder
Kinzie Rusco
Jacie Scott
Caila Sims
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
Claire Brown
Megan Carcioppolo
Simone Culwell
KaShara Garrett
Chantel Jones
Stephanie Larson
Amy Leonall
Holly Powell
Robin Richardson
Kat Rogers
Raylee Stearman
Jaclyn Tisdale
Amy Trader
Elizabeth Voegtle
Abby Bertrand (retired)
Nicole Bulcher (retired) [ 55]
Samantha Clark (retired)
Jennifer Colvin (retired)
Jordan Daigle (retired)
Sydney Durso (retired)
Emma Dutton (retired)
Ashley Ferrel (retired)
Katy Fink (retired)
Jasmine Goode (cut) [ 36] [ a]
Jessica Kalil (retired)
Veronica Lind (retired)
Ashley Prochazka (cut) [ 36]
Courtney Russ (retired)
Brittney Schram (retired)
Breelan Statham (cut) [ 36]
Point: Holly Hubbard
Pro Bowl 2016 Representative: Holly Hubbard[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: KaShara Garrett
Veteran of the Year: Holly Hubbard
Jennifer Amburn
Kelsey Bond
Megan Carcioppolo
Jinelle Davidson
Mary Dill
Ashley Holland
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Rachel Lunsford
Lacey Munoz
Holly Powell
Jessica Purdy
Kinzie Rusco
Jacie Scott
Amy Trader
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
2014 season (Season 9)[ edit ]
2014–15 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 56] [ 57]
Rookies[ 56]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jennifer Amburn
Danielle Barhold
Abby Bertrand
Kelsey Bond
Nicole Bulcher
Paige Cavalieri
Samantha Clark
Jennifer Colvin
Jordan Daigle
Jinelle Davidson
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Ashley Ferrel
Katy Fink
Jasmine Goode
Ashley Holland
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Jessica Kalil
Veronica Lind
Rachel Lunsford
Angela Nicotera
Jessica Purdy
Kinzie Rusco
Brittney Schram
Jacie Scott
Victoria Carriere
Mary Dill
Lacey Munoz
Ashley Prochazka
Loren Roeder
Courtney Russ
Caila Sims
Breelan Statham
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
Jacqueline Bob (retired) [ 58]
Mia Greenhouse (retired)
Alex Hermes (cut) [ 36]
Morgan Jordan (cut) [ 36]
Mackenzie Weeks (retired)
Carisa McMillan (retired) [ 59]
Kaitlyn Phillips (retired)
Olivia Sharber (retired) [ 60] [ a] [ b]
Amelia Smith (retired)
Kim Tong (retired)
Courtni Wedeman (cut) [ 36]
Hannah West (cut) [ 36]
Lauren Williams (retired)
Point: Holly Hubbard
Pro Bowl 2015 Representative: Nicole Bulcher[ 55]
Rookie of the Year: Mary Dill
Veteran of the Year: Nicole Bulcher[ 55]
Jennifer Amburn
Kelsey Bond
Samantha Clark
Jennifer Colvin
Jinelle Davidson
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Ashley Holland
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Lacey Munoz
Jessica Purdy
Kinzie Rusco
Brittney Schram
Jacie Scott
Melissa Wallace
Erica Wilkins
2013 season (Season 8)[ edit ]
2013–14 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 64]
Rookies[ 64]
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Danielle Barhold
Jacqueline Bob
Kelsey Bond
Nicole Bulcher
Jennifer Colvin
Jordan Daigle
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Ashley Ferrel
Katy Fink
Mia Greenhouse
Jasmine Goode
Alex Hermes
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Veronica Lind
Carisa McMillan
Angela Nicotera
Jessica Purdy
Kinzie Rusco
Brittney Schram
Jacie Scott
Olivia Sharber
Amelia Smith
Kim Tong
Lauren Williams
Mackenzie Weeks
Jennifer Amburn
Abby Bertrand
Paige Cavalieri
Samantha Clark
Jinelle Davidson
Ashley Holland
Morgan Jordan
Jessica Kalil
Rachel Lunsford
Kaitlyn Phillips
Courtni Wedeman
Hannah West
Colleen Brent (retired)
Chelsea Chaney (cut) [ 36]
Emily Claire (retired)
Courtney Cook (retired) [ 65]
Kali Drake (cut) [ 36]
Teri George (cut) [ 36]
Alexandra Gandara (retired)
Whitney Isleib (retired)
Melissa Kellerman (retired)
Meagan McVay (retired)
Collin Sarvis (cut) [ 36]
Cassie Trammell (retired)
Point: Mia Greenhouse
Pro Bowl 2014 Representative: Jacqueline Bob[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Jennifer Amburn
Veteran of the Year: Lauren Williams
Jennifer Amburn
Jacqueline Bob
Kelsey Bond
Samantha Clark
Jennifer Colvin
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Mia Greenhouse
Ashely Holland
Holly Hubbard
Jenna Jackson
Carisa McMillan
Kinzie Rusco
Brittney Schram
Jacie Scott
Olivia Sharber
Lauren Williams
Mackenzie Week
Hannah West
2012 season (Season 7)[ edit ]
2012–13 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jacqueline Bob
Colleen Brent
Nicole Bulcher
Courtney Cook
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Katy Fink
Alexandra Gandara
Mia Greenhouse
Holly Hubbard
Whitney Isleib
Melissa Kellerman
Veronica Lind
Meagan McVay
Angela Nicotera
Brittney Schram
Amelia Smith
Cassie Trammell
Mackenzie Weeks
Lauren Williams
Danielle Barhold
Kelsey Bond
Chelsea Chaney
Emily Claire
Jennifer Colvin
Jordan Daigle
Kali Drake
Ashley Ferrel
Teri George
Jasmine Goode
Alex Hermes
Jenna Jackson
Carisa McMillan
Jessica Purdy
Kinzie Rusco
Collin Sarvis
Jacie Scott
Olivia Sharber
Kim Tong
Sasha Agent (retired) [ 66]
Jenna Brooks (cut) [ 36]
Sunni Cranfill (retired) [ 67]
Cassie Dyson (cut) [ 36]
Brittany Evans (retired) [ 68]
Kaitlin Ilseng (retired) [ 69]
Ann Lux (retired) [ 70]
Meghan Phillips (cut) [ 36]
Kelsi Reich (retired) [ 71]
Amber Smith (retired)
Kamilah Todd (cut) [ 36]
Alyssa Torres (cut) [ 36]
Ashton Torres (retired) [ 72]
Ally Traylor (retired) [ 73]
Point: Whitney Isleib
Pro Bowl 2013 Representative: Whitney Isleib[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Jacie Scott
Veteran of the Year: Jacqueline Bob
Jacqueline Bob
Jennifer Colvin
Sydney Durso
Mia Greenhouse
Holly Hubbard
Whitney Isleib
Jenna Jackson
Melissa Kellerman
Meagan McVay
Brittney Schram
Jacie Scott
Olivia Sharber
Cassie Trammell
Lauren Williams
2011 season (Season 6)[ edit ]
2011–12 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Sasha Agent
Jacqueline Bob
Nicole Bulcher
Sunni Cranfill
Sydney Durso
Brittany Evans
Mia Greenhouse
Kaitlin Ilseng
Whitney Isleib
Melissa Kellerman
Ann Lux
Meagan McVay
Kelsi Reich
Ashton Torres
Cassie Trammell
Ally Traylor
Lauren Williams
Colleen Brent
Jenna Brooks
Courtney Cook
Emma Dutton
Cassie Dyson
Katy Fink
Alexandra Gandara
Holly Hubbard
Veronica Lind
Angela Nicotera
Meghan Phillips
Brittney Schram
Amber Smith
Amelia Smith
Kamilah Todd
Alyssa Torres
Mackenzie Weeks
Evan Anderson (retired)
Jordan Baum (retired)
Jordan Chanley (retired) [ 74]
Carey DePasquale (retired)
Stephanie Heymann (retired)
Michelle Keys (retired) [ a]
Kaitlin LeGrand (cut) [ 36]
Joannah Liad (retired)
Meredith Oden (retired) [ 76]
Tobie Percival (retired)
Alyssa Sarasani (retired)
Meagan Sharp (retired)
Brooke Sorenson (retired)
Olivia Stevanovski (cut) [citation needed ]
Crystal Trevino (retired)
Trisha Trevino (retired)
Tia Williams (retired)
Point: Whitney Isleib[citation needed ]
Pro Bowl 2012 Representative: Ally Traylor[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Holly Hubbard
Veteran of the Year: Brittany Evans
Jacqueline Bob
Sunni Cranfill
Sydney Durso
Emma Dutton
Cassie Dyson
Brittany Evans
Mia Greenhouse
Holly Hubbard
Whitney Isleib
Melissa Kellerman
Meagan McVay
Kelsi Reich
Alyssa Torres
Ashton Torres
Cassie Tramell
Ally Traylor
^ Keys now helps choreograph game day routines for the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders[ 75]
2010 season (Season 5)[ edit ]
2010–11 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Evan Anderson
Jordan Baum
Jacqueline Bob
Jordan Chanley
Sunni Cranfill
Carey DePasquale
Sydney Durso
Brittany Evans
Mia Greenhouse
Kaitlin Ilseng
Whitney Isleib
Melissa Kellerman
Michelle Keys
Joannah Liad
Meagan McVay
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Kelsi Reich
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Ashton Torres
Cassie Trammell
Ally Traylor
Crystal Trevino
Trisha Trevino
Tia Williams
Sasha Agent
Nicole Bulcher
Stephanie Heymann
Kaitlin LeGrand
Ann Lux
Alyssa Sarasani
Olivia Stevanovski
Lauren Williams
Kristen Gauthier (retired)
Sarah Gourley (retired)
Nicole Hamilton (retired)
Brandi Kilby (retired)
Abigail Klein (retired)
Vanessa Jenkins (retired)
Malia Morales (retired)
Justine Phillips-Orf (retired)
Amy Reese (cut) [citation needed ]
Point: Crystal Trevino
Pro Bowl 2011 Representative: Brittany Evans[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Sasha Agent
Veteran of the Year: Meredith Oden
Evan Anderson
Carey DePasquale
Sydney Durso
Brittany Evans
Mia Greenhouse
Stephanie Heymann
Whitney Isleib
Michelle Keys
Kaitlin LeGrand
Meagan McVay
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Kelsi Reich
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Olivia Stevanovski
Ashton Torres
Cassie Trammell
Ally Traylor
Crystal Trevino
Trisha Trevino
2009 season (Season 4)[ edit ]
2009–10 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Jordan Baum
Jordan Chanley
Sydney Durso
Brittany Evans
Kristen Gauthier
Sarah Gourley
Nicole Hamilton
Kaitlin Ilseng
Whitney Isleib[ a]
Melissa Kellerman
Michelle Keys
Abigail Klein
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Justine Phillips-Orf
Amy Reese
Kelsi Reich
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Cassie Trammell
Ally Traylor
Crystal Trevino
Trisha Trevino
Tia Williams
Evan Anderson
Jacqueline Bob
Sunni Cranfill
Carey DePasquale
Brandi Kilby
Mia Greenhouse
Vanessa Jenkins
Joannah Liad
Meagan McVay
Malia Morales
Ashton Torres
Lauren Castillo (cut) [ 36]
Sarah Clay (retired)
Deryn Derbigny (retired)
Kandi Harris (retired)
Julie Jacobs (retired)
Erica Jenkins (retired)
Jordyn Ketchum (retired)
Dara McFarlane (retired)
Jennifer McMahon (cut mid-season for breach of contract) [citation needed ]
Stefani Peterson (retired)
Ryan Ray (retired)
Makenzi Swicegood (retired)
Point: Nicole Hamilton
Pro Bowl 2010 Representative: Justine Phillips-Orf[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Malia Morales
Veteran of the Year: Nicole Hamilton
Evan Anderson
Brittany Evans
Nicole Hamilton
Whitney Isleib
Michelle Keys
Abigail Klein
Meagan McVay
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Justine Phillips-Orf
Kelsi Reich
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Cassie Trammell
Ally Traylor
Crystal Trevino
Trisha Trevino
^ Isleib dressed as Lil Wayne in blackface for a 2009 Halloween party.[ 77] The scandal was "handled internally," and Isleib remained on Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders squad with no public consequences or punishment.[ 78]
2008 season (Season 3)[ edit ]
2008–09 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Show Group
Sarah Clay
Deryn Derbigny
Kristen Gauthier
Sarah Gourley
Nicole Hamilton
Kandi Harris
Julie Jacobs
Erica Jenkins
Abigail Klein
Dara McFarlane
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Justine Phillips-Orf
Ryan Ray
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Makenzi Swicegood
Ally Traylor
Trisha Trevino
Tia Williams
Jordan Baum
Lauren Castillo
Jordan Chanley
Sydney Durso
Brittany Evans
Kaitlin Ilseng
Whitney Isleib
Melissa Kellerman
Jordyn Ketchum
Michelle Keys
Jennifer McMahon
Stefani Peterson
Amy Reese
Kelsi Reich
Cassie Trammell
Crystal Trevino
Gina Becchetti (retired) [ a]
Carmen Butler (cut) [ 36]
Candice Carr (retired)
Misty Duncan (retired)
Megan Fox (retired)
Loni Lindsey (retired)
Michelle Mozek (cut) [ 36]
Leah Mullinax (cut) [ 36]
Christina Murphy (retired)
Jennifer Nix (retired)
Christina Parker (retired)
Erica Perry (retired)
Andrea Rogers (cut) [ 36]
Melissa Rycroft (retired) [ b]
Sarah Shelton (retired)
Emily "Starr" Spangler (retired) [ c]
Kelly Jo Stauffacher (cut) [ 36]
Natalie Woods (retired)
Point: Nicole Hamilton
Pro Bowl 2009 Representative: Nicole Hamilton[ 49]
Rookie of the Year: Brittany Evans
Deryn Derbigny
Brittany Evans
Nicole Hamilton
Kandi Harris
Erica Jenkins
Abigail Klein
Dara McFarlane
Meredith Oden
Tobie Percival
Justine Phillips-Orf
Kelsi Reich
Meagan Sharp
Brooke Sorenson
Makenzi Swicegood
Ally Traylor
Crystal Trevino
Trisha Trevino
2007 season (Season 2)[ edit ]
2007–08 Squad
Returning Veterans
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Carmen Butler
Deryn Derbigny
Misty Duncan
Megan Fox
Sarah Gourley
Nicole Hamilton
Kandi Harris
Jennifer Nix
Christina Parker
Tobie Percival
Julie Jacobs
Leah Mullinax
Erica Perry
Justine Phillips
Andrea Rogers
Melissa Rycroft
Brooke Sorenson
Emily "Starr" Spangler
Makenzi Swicegood
Trisha Trevino
Gina Becchetti
Candice Carr
Sarah Clay
Kristen Gauthier
Erica Jenkins
Abigail Klein
Loni Lindsey
Dara McFarlane
Michelle Mozek
Christina Murphy
Meredith Oden
Ryan Ray
Meagan Sharp
Sarah Shelton
Kelly Jo Stauffacher
Ally Traylor
Tia Williams
Natalie Woods
Lynlee Allen (retired)
Yoshiko Danjo (retired)
Elizabeth Davis (retired)
Emma Dawson (retired)
Becca Gambel (retired)
Kristin Hager (cut) [ 36]
Lisa Henslin (retired)
Jen Hill (retired)
Monica Moore (retired)
Whitney Ott (retired)
Andrea Richards (retired)
Cori Robinson (cut) [ 36]
Dulce Rosales (retired)
Carrie Stilwell (retired)
Leah Wilkins (retired)
Pro Bowl 2008 Representative: Misty Duncan[ 49]
2006 season (Season 1)[ edit ]
2006–07 Squad
Returning Veterans[ 79]
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Lynlee Allen
Carmen Butler
Elizabeth Davis
Emma Dawson
Misty Duncan
Megan Fox
Becca Gambel
Sarah Gourley
Nicole Hamilton
Lisa Henslin
Jen Hill
Monica Moore
Whitney Ott
Christina Parker
Erica Perry
Justine Phillips
Andrea Richards
Cori Robinson
Emily "Starr" Spangler
Makenzi Swicegood
Trisha Trevino
Leah Wilkins
Yoshiko Danjo
Deryn Derbigny
Kristin Hager
Kandi Harris
Julie Jacobs
Leah Mullinax
Jennifer Nix
Tobie Percival
Andrea Rogers
Dulce Rosales
Melissa Rycroft
Brooke Sorenson
Carrie Stilwell
Tricia Adams (retired)
Cheryl Andrews (retired)
Misty Cleveland (retired)
Monica Cravinas (retired)
Candice Estfan (cut)
Shenythia Frazier (retired)
Deanna Hernandez (cut) [citation needed ]
Amberly Hix (retired)
Jasmin Jones (retired)
Chelsea Keifer (retired)
Shatera Kennedy (retired)
Irene Maddox (retired)
Taylor Miller (retired)
Tavia Morris (retired)
Brandi Redmond (retired)
Crystal Risher (retired)
Melissa Rutigliano (cut) [ 36]
Pro Bowl 2007 Representative: Megan Fox[ 49]
2005 season (Pilot)[ edit ]
2005–06 Squad [ 80]
Returning Veterans[ 81]
Rookies
Retired / Cut / Resigned
Roles / Awards
Trisha Adams
Lynlee Allen
Cheryl Andrews
Monica Cravinas
Elizabeth Davis
Emma Dawson
Misty Duncan
Candice Estfan
Misty Eubanks-Cleveland
Megan Fox
Shenythia Frazier
Becca Gambel
Lisa Henslin
Amberly Hix
Jasmin Jones
Irene Maddox
Monica Moore
Tavia Morris
Whitney Ott
Christina Parker
Brandi Redmond
Crystal Risher
Leah Wilkins
Carmen Butler
Sarah Gourley
Nicole Hamilton
Deanna Hernandez
Jen Hill
Chelsea Keifer
Shatera Kennedy
Taylor Miller
Justine Phillips
Andrea Richards
Cori Robinson
Melissa Rutigliano
Starr Spangler
Makenzie Swicegood
Trisha Trevino
Laura Beke (retired)
Adrianna Butler (retired)
Stefani Crabtree (retired)
Jenni Croft (retired)
Traci Curb (retired)
Tina Garza (retired)
Amber Gosdin (retired)
Stefanie Jennings (retired)
Micaela Johnson (retired)
Misti Johnson (cut)
Emily Kuchar (retired)
Kari Laywell (cut)
Candace Montez (retired)
Erica Perry (cut)
Liz Porter (retired)
Chrystal Roberson (retired)
Audrea Ulmer (retired)
Sara White (retired)
Pro Bowl 2006 Representative: Lynlee Allen
Rookie of the Year: Nicole Hamilton
Cheerleaders (by tenure)[ edit ]
Legend[ 82]
Cut
Retired
Resigned
Resigned
Rookie
Rookie of the Year
*
Veteran
Veteran of the Year
*
Break
Break
Point
^
Group Leader
GL
2nd Group Leader
2GL
Pro Bowl Representative
First Name
Last Name
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
KayDianna
Davis
Ashlinn
Maze
Megan
Mcelaney
Jensen
Merrill
Kelee
Norris
*
Kleine
Powell
Madeline
Salter
Tori
Skillings
Rebecca
Troyak
Lea
Tunnell
Jessica
Bowman
Elli
DiGiovanni
Darian
Lassiter[ a]
Armani
Latimer
Dani
McGinnis
Jada
McLean
Mckenzie
Sherman
*
Claire
Wolford
Victoria
Kalina
Break
Chandi
McCright
Kelcey
Wetterberg
*
Marissa
Garrison
Kat
Puryear
Ashlee
Ford
2GL
2GL
Jalyn
Stough
2GL
Caroline
Sundvold
*
2GL
GL
Lisa
Mills
Break
Amber
Laiche
Kristin
Dodd
Taylor
Johnson
Amber
McMillan
2GL
2GL
Madeline
Molloy
Erin
Sauerhage
2GL
Rachel
Wyatt
2GL^
GL^*
Gina
Ligi
2GL
GL*
GL^
Lexie
Sullivan
2GL
GL
GL
Alora-Rose
Morgan
Resigned
Amanda
Dilks
Resigned
Sydney
Hawthorne
Briana
Baisden
Daphne
Janes
Cianna
Levi
Alanna
Tarango
Rachel
Alexander
Savannah
Heineken
Tess
Guidry
GL
GL
Maddie
Massingill
GL
GL^
GL^
Lily
Johnson
Meredith
Madden
Hannah
Anderson
Brennan
Cook
Taylor
Pedersen
Bridget
Jacob
*
Molly
Neumeister
Alexis
Peterson
2GL
Christina
Riccelli
Miranda
Tims
2GL
Heather
O'Connor
*
*
GL
Amy
Leonall
GL
GL^
Gabby
Goduco
Lauren
Parker
Khalyn
Cole
Tasha
Cruz
Yuko
Kawata
Jessika
Palmer
Kelli
Sullivan
KaShara
Garrett
*
GL^
GL^
Lacey
Munoz
GL
GL
Keyra
Ford
Tara
Szybillo
Selina
Flores
Cersten
Bradley
Kelsey
Lowrance
Maggie
Rouse
Simone
Culwell
Chantel
Jones
Stephanie
Larson
Robin
Richardson
*
Elizabeth
Voegtle
Jinelle
Davidson
GL
Jenna
Jackson
GL
GL^
Milan
Brahney
Resigned
Holly
Powell
Resigned
Kalyssa
Singleton
Resigned
Alexandria
Stavropoulos
Resigned
Allie
Droste
Heather
Hamilton
Raylee
Stearman
Mandy
Voecks
Claire
Brown
Megan
Carcioppolo
Jaclyn
Tisdale
Amy
Trader
Melissa
Wallace
Erica
Wilkins
Jennifer
Amburn
GL
GL^
Danielle
Barhold
GL
Jessica
Purdy
GL*
Paige
Cavalieri
Resigned
Kat
Rogers
Calia
Sims
Victoria
Carriere
Mary
Dill
*
Loren
Roeder
Ashley
Holland
Rachel
Lunsford
Kelsey
Bond
Kinzie
Rusco
Jacie
Scott
GL
Holly
Hubbard
*
GL^
GL^*
Angela
Nicotera
GL
Breelan
Statham
Ashley
Prochazka
Jasmine
Goode [ b]
Courtney
Russ
Abby
Bertrand
Samantha
Clark
Jessica
Kalil
Jennifer
Colvin
Jordan
Daigle
Ashley
Ferrel
Emma
Dutton
GL
Katy
Fink
Veronica
Lind
Brittney
Schram
Nicole
Bulcher
GL*
Sydney
Durso
GL
GL
GL
Morgan
Jordan
Courtni
Wedeman
Hannah
West
Alex
Hermes
Kaitlyn
Phillips
Carisa
McMillan
Olivia
Sharber
Kim
Tong
Amelia
Smith
Mackenzie
Weeks
Lauren
Williams
GL*
Jacqueline
Bob
GL*
GL
Mia
Greenhouse
GL^
Chelsea
Chaney
Teri
George
Collin
Sarvis
Emily
Claire
Kali
Drake
Colleen
Brent
Courtney
Cook
Alexandra
Gandara
Meagan
McVay
Whitney
Isleib
GL^
GL^
Melissa
Kellerman
Cassie
Trammell
GL
GL
Jenna
Brooks
Cassie
Dyson
Meghan
Phillips
Kamilah
Todd
Alyssa
Torres
Amber
Smith
Sasha
Agent
Ann
Lux
Sunni
Cranfill
Ashton
Torres
Brittany
Evans
*
GL*
Kaitlin
Ilseng
Kelsi
Reich
Ally
Traylor
GL
GL
Kaitlin
LeGrand
Olivia
Stevanovski
Stephanie
Heymann
Alyssa
Sarasani
Evan
Anderson
Carey
DePasquale
Joannah
Liad
Jordan
Baum
Jordan
Chanley
Michelle
Keys
Crystal
Trevino
^
Meredith
Oden
GL*
Meagan
Sharp
Tia
Williams
Tobie
Percival
Brooke
Sorenson
GL
Trisha
Trevino
GL
GL
Amy
Reese
Brandi
Kilby
Vanessa
Jenkins
Malia
Morales
*
Kristen
Gauthier
Abigail
Klein
Sarah
Gourley
GL
GL
Nicole
Hamilton
GL^
GL^*
Justine
Phillips-Orf
GL
GL
Lauren
Castillo
Jennifer
McMahon
Jordyn
Ketchum
Stefani
Peterson
Sarah
Clay
Erica
Jenkins
Dara
McFarlane
Ryan
Ray
Deryn
Derbigny
Kandi
Harris
Julie
Jacobs
Makenzi
Swicegood
GL
Michelle
Mozek
Kelly Jo
Stauffacher
Leah
Mullinax
Andrea
Rogers
Carmen
Butler
Gina
Becchetti
Candice
Carr
Loni
Lindsey
Christina
Murphy
Sarah
Shelton
Natalie
Woods
Jennifer
Nix
Melissa
Rycroft
Misty
Duncan
GL
Megan
Fox
GL
GL
Christina
Parker
GL
Erica
Perry
Emily "Starr"
Spangler
Kristin
Hager
Cori
Robinson
Yoshiko
Danjo
Dulce
Rosales
Carrie
Stilwell
Lynlee
Allen
GL
Elizabeth
Davis
GL
Emma
Dawson
Becca
Gambel
Lisa
Henslin
GL
Jen
Hill
Monica
Moore
Whitney
Ott
Andrea
Richards
Leah
Wilkins
Deanna
Hernandez
Melissa
Rutigliano
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^ "Videos" . FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth . May 6, 2024.
^ a b c "JENNA JACKSON on Instagram: "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Meet the Team Photo Drop🤩 Proud Alumni⭐️" " .
^ "Rachel Alexander on Instagram: "When life gives you 15 stars... Dance your heart out, make amazing memories, and find your very best friends 💙⚡️ After four years with the Cowboys, I have decided to retire my poms. I am forever grateful for my time as a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and for all of the incredible women I have been lucky enough to share the sidelines with. Thank you to all of my teammates, past and present, for making this crazy ride so special. Good luck to the girls continuing, or just beginning, their cheerleading careers. I can't wait to watch y'all shine! And thank YOU. My friends, family, and all of Cowboys Nation, for believing in me and supporting me every step of the way. Representing the team I grew up cheering for has been an honor, and this organization will always hold an irreplaceable spot in my heart. Cheers to FOUR unbelievable years. And cheers to what's to come ✨⭐️" " .
^ "@bri_channelle on Instagram: "not my first rodeo, but definitely the last (Kinda)🤠. I knew heading into this season that it would be my last year, and what a year it was. If the pandemic taught me anything, it's that i have been burning the candles at both ends for a really long time, & it's time to take a teensy step back (Plus, helping everyone else chase this dream has been the most fun these past few weeks). But 6 NFL seasons later, i have learned 6 very important lessons: 1. Write it in pencil. Both praise and criticism. It's not permanent & it doesn't define you. Being the subject of the day on the blog is basically a rite of passage at this point. 2. Take care of your body, you only have one. However, those 2am whataburger visits during training camp may have been the only thing that kept me sane (Small dr. Pepper easy ice, medium fry, 2 regular ketchups please). 3. It's cheerleading, not brain surgery. Don't overthink it. 4. Find your people. People who love you at your best & worst. People who won't ignore you when you ask, "wait, don't hate me. Which rebel tonight?", every night. People who track your location when you haven't texted back in a couple hours, just to make sure you're alive. 5. If i can run thunderstruck full out, 3 times back to back to back, outside, in july, I have faith that you too can do anything you put your mind to. 6. The days are long (So, so long), but the years are short. Be present, be gracious, and don't take yourself too seriously. Bonus #7. Raiders fans are the worst. Not up for debate. Luckily, judy wasn't ready to get rid of me yet (Who else would she yell at about nude vs white nails), & i am so thankful to have been invited back as an all star. So this isn't a full goodbye yet, just a see you later. ✌🏾🤍⭐️" " .
^ "Amandadilks on Instagram: "Cowboys Nation, thank you for welcoming me with open arms into your family for the last two years. I will forever cherish the memories and friendships I have made 💙 -All of my love & cheers ⭐️" " .
^ "DCC Sydney on Instagram: "Hanging up my poms with a heart full of gratitude! Thank you for everything #cowboysnation ! 💙🤍 Here's my KISS goodbye! @kissproducts" " .
^ "Savannah on Instagram: "What an incredible four years! 💙⭐️💙⭐️ Presented by: @kissproducts . . . . . #DCC #dallascowboyscheerleaders #dallascowboys #DCCMTT #dccmakingtheteam" " .
^ "Full Episode | Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team : S16, E3" . Archived from the original on October 2, 2021.
^ "Victoria Kalina on Instagram: "Dear Friends, Due to some personal issues, I have made a brave, mature and unselfish decision to take a leave from the sidelines this season. THANK YOU for all your love, encouragement and support! Your messages mean THE world to me. I am reading every one of them and I will get back to you when I can. The DCC organization is family and I am so lucky to have their love and support. I can't wait to watch my sisters SHINE this season and cheer on the new rookies! I love y'all and appreciate all your KINDNESS and LOVE! XOXO, Victoria" " .
^ "Instagram" .
^ "Mads on Instagram: "Safe to say I have been living the dream these last 5 years.⚡️If you have been around a while you know the journey didn't have an easy start but it did have the start I needed to fulfill my full potential here.✨ if it weren't for Kelli and Judy pushing me, teammates lifting me up and countless opportunities to represent Americas team I would not be the woman I am today. A terrified 18 year old flew to Dallas with no expectation of even making it past round 1 of auditions. Her expectations were exceeded greatly.😉 Thank you Cowboys nation for the years of love and endless support. Thank you to every teammate that turned into a sister for life and gave me all these memories.👯♀️ Thank you to DCC coaches and staff for making these last 5 years magic. Last but not least thank you to my family for the all the support a girl could ask for. I am beyond grateful for my time on the field and cannot wait to see who else gets to live out this dream for years to come! I am so thankful to be a little part of this incredible organization.💫To anyone who is scared to shoot for the moon, don't be. It's worth the leap. Sending all my love & cheers, DCC Maddie. 💙 if you see me in the boots and stars in the near future it's because this journey will be continued....as an ALL STAR.⭐️ 🎥: @sierraftonfilms @sierrafton she may not have captured the memories in real time but she did bottle them up for me perfectly. Thanks Si.🤍" " .
^ "Lisa Mills on Instagram: "as some of you may know, i suffered a "pretty gnarly" (As i like to call it) neck injury last season that worsened in november. It has been a difficult journey consisting of multiple trigger point injections, epidurals, PT sessions, etc., but the pain was made tolerable and manageable thanks to my support system and passion for dance. Unfortunately, despite all of our efforts, we could not manage the pain anymore to where it didn't affect my quality of life and dance career. With that being said, it is with a heavy heart that i announce my withdrawal from training camp for the 2021 season. I am devastated by the news, of course, but i am eager towards recovery and living life free from this pain. I am forever grateful for all of the love, support, and encouragement from my family, friends, my teammates, the DCC organization and the great care and supervision from my doctors, specialists, and athletic trainer seeing as i couldn't have done this without any of them. As kelli said, "this isn't the end.. This is only a delay of game." i am looking forward to auditions next year and coming back stronger and better than before 🤍 always remember to trust in the Lord, trust in the process, and remember your WHY 🙏🏼 John 13:7 #comeback #comebackseason p.s. Surgery went well! Thank you Lord!" " .
^ Thank You Cowboys Nation https://www.instagram.com/p/COjaZXIgEov/?igshid=sqiyoucr6hdf
^ "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Will Have Training Camp in a "Bubble" " .
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^ "I retired!!!!!" . September 12, 2014 – via Twitter .
^ "Carisa McMillan Wilson" . Carolina Dance Center . July 13, 2016. ...she became a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader for the 2012 and 2013 football seasons.
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