BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||" CHEERLEADERS "||\
I have witnessed the legendary cheerleading skills of the New England Patriot cheerleaders over the years. So let's take another deep dive into the professional, talented, and beautiful cheer team.
The New England Patriots Cheerleaders (NEPC), established in 1971, are a groundbreaking squad known for releasing an annual swimsuit calendar.
They have a strict four-year tenure limit, and put in intense game-day shifts, arriving at Gillette Stadium at least six hours before kickoff.
Strict Tenure Cap: Cheerleaders are only allowed to cheer for the team for a maximum of four years.
After that, they can graduate to become "All-Stars," which act as alumni who can fill in if another dancer gets injured.
Global Ambassadors: The squad does more than just sidelines at games; in 2008, they traveled to China to help train dancers for the Summer Olympics.
Junior Patriots: They host long-running programs and clinics for girls aged 7 to 17, acting as mentors and performing community outreach, such as annual Thanksgiving Turkey Brigade volunteer work.
Twin History: The cheerleading squad famously made history in the late 1970s by featuring the NFL's first identical twin cheerleaders—sisters Loretta and Laura Taxeri—who performed from 1979 to 1981.
The Super Hot wishes the organization the best year, ever!
