Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders rookies flaunt new uniforms after making team

The NFL season is almost here, and that means cheerleaders are back. The most famous of them all are the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, who are once again featured on Netflix with a new crop of rookies joining them.
The Cowboys will be in Oxnard, California, for the next few weeks as training camp is starting and then preseason games. The cheerleaders will also be traveling and being introduced to the public.
The hit show America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders was so popular last year that Season 2 just dropped in June.
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While there are popular names like Sophie Laufer and Kylie Dickson who went viral last year for their naughty and nice Christmas uniform poses, the team introduced a new crop of girls who were super excited to get their official cheer uniforms.
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Featured in this year’s group are Brantley Herrera who was a member Texas Tech Pom Squad, Morgan Perschey from Arizona State, “Comeback girl” Jenna Waller who was featured in Season 1 of the Netflix hit but didn’t make the squad last season, Madeline Unger who was a Nebraska cheerleader, dance instructor Parker Kilpatrick, and Texas native Faith Ward.
Congrats to all the DCC rookies — no doubt Cowboys fans can’t wait to see them cheering on the team with the rest of the squad.

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