Sacramento Kings Dancer Brittney

The Sacramento Kings trace their origins to a local semi-professional team based in Rochester, New York in the early 1920s, making them one of the oldest basketball clubs still in existence. What team wouldn’t be complete without some of the hottest “Best in the West” dancers to accompany the Maloof franchise?
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Sacramento Kings Dancer Arielle

The Sacramento Kings trace their origins to a local semi-professional team based in Rochester, New York in the early 1920s, making them one of the oldest basketball clubs still in existence. What team wouldn’t be complete without some of the hottest “Best in the West” dancers to accompany the Maloof franchise? Arielle is from Oceanside, California and says her “Moves like Jagger” and “spunky” personality make her one hell of an asset to this entertaining dance team.
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Memphis Grizz Girl Valerie

The Grizzlies players aren't the only athletes on the court at FedExForum. With their fast-paced dance moves and exciting routines, the Grizz Girls rock FedExForum at every home game. Throughout the season, these dancers entertain Grizz Nation with high-energy dance routines that keep the crowd excited during timeouts, between quarters and select halftime intermissions.
Away from the arena, Grizz Girls add a special touch to the Grizzlies events with their infectious personalities and their ability to make every Memphian feel like part of the Grizzlies family.
Mavericks Dancer Natsuki

Natsuki was born and raised in Japan. When she watched the Mavs games on television while she was in Japan, she noticed that the dancers were beautiful and that their dancing was great. Natsuki was filled with excitement!
Natuski was a professional cheerleader in Japan with the Kajima Deers for 6 years. While dancing there, she still dreamed of being a US professional cheerleader. She can still remember watching a Mavs game on TV in 2007-08 and felt Mavs Dancers was the right team for her. She decided to audition because she wanted to be a part of such a great team.
Mavericks Dancer Helen

Dallas Mavericks Dancer, Helen, went to a Mavericks game for the first time in 2006 on a first date. The dancers came out to perform and she immediately fell in love! She had never seen so many beautiful ladies with so much talent! Helen got goose-bumps and butterflies and knew her life would not be complete until she was a Mavericks Dancer! She told herself that she would not come to another Mavericks game unless she was coming out on the court and 3 years later, her dreams came true.
Chicago Luvabull Dancer Erika

The Luvabulls perform at every home game, and although only 10 Luvabulls dance per game, all Luvabulls are responsible for knowing the choreography and they must audition for each game. They are constantly under pressure to be the best that they can be every time they step on the court.
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Miami Heat Dancer Julianne

Julianne is a Korean American Jersey Girl whose guilty pleasure, besides dancing for the Miami Heat, is shoe shopping. Most people call her Jules or Julie, but if you happen to find yourself in the middle of a flash mob, don’t be surprised if it was choreographed by the one and only Julianne. She organized a student flash mob during her graduation from high school. Most people could not say they accomplish that….or became an NBA cheerleader for that matter.
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Maria Ho - Shuffle up and Deal

Maria is defying boundaries with her successful career within the poker world! She’s an inspirational, ASIAN AMERICAN, female titan, who is on the road to transforming the male-dominated poker industry!
Summertime in Las Vegas can only mean one thing, it’s time for the World Series of Poker and this year Maria Ho is ready to turn the former male-dominated sport on its head! Only a few weeks in to the tournament, Maria took 2nd in the WSOP $5000 No Limit Hold’em event bringing home $540,020 and the record for the single biggest score ever by a woman at the WSOP.
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