Friday, Jun 01, 2018 09:03 PM

Jr. Ben-Gal Cheerleader Program

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Calling all young ladies from ages 5-18, interested in becoming a part of the exciting NFL & Jr Ben-Gals Cheer team! Great news, there are no tryouts, and you will get an opportunity to perform at Paul Brown Stadium, in front of 60,000 people and with the Ben-Gals!

The program is a fun, mentorship program with no competition. It is designed to build self-esteem, confidence, through dance and Ben-Gal leadership. The season promises to be an exciting one.

View all details and flyer for the Jr. Ben-Gals Program here.

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