Ravens Mascot Tryouts The Baltimore Ravens are hosting open tryouts for a new mascot. The team is looking for a charismatic and enthusiastic individual to represent the team at various events and interact with fans. The tryouts will be held at the team's practice facility and will consist of a series of physical and mental challenges. Participants will be evaluated on their ability to entertain and engage with the crowd, as well as their knowledge of the team and the sport of football. The ideal candidate will possess a strong stage presence and the ability to quickly adapt to different situations. The winner of the tryouts will be awarded the opportunity to become the official mascot of the Baltimore Ravens and will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the community.
Would you prefer a professional or dance/cheer resume for auditions?
The Virtual Prep Classes and Hybrid Audition Prep Classes are a terrific way to really understand the audition process as well as to help show what types of moves will be incorporated in auditions. The Virtual Prep Classes and Hybrid Audition Prep Classes are a terrific way to really understand the audition process as well as to help show what types of moves will be incorporated in auditions.
The winner of the tryouts will be awarded the opportunity to become the official mascot of the Baltimore Ravens and will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the community. Interested individuals are encouraged to come prepared with a creative and original routine that showcases their personality and love for the team. The tryouts are open to individuals of all ages and backgrounds, and the team encourages anyone with a passion for football and the Baltimore Ravens to come and try out.
Ben-Gal Cheerleader Auditions
We are excited for our 2023 season, and are looking for dancers, plus those interested in being community ambassadors for the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ben-Gals cheer @ Paycor Stadium with over 64,000 fans in the "jungle", and have been a big part of the team since 1968. The Ben-Gals represent the organization in many off the field appearances, as well as performing at all home games! Join us at Paycor Stadium with the best seat in the house! Who Dey!
Candidate must be at least 20 years of age as of September 1, 2023.
- Candidates must be available throughout the year for practices, which average 2-3 times per week.
- Candidates must be physically fit to endure running/dancing on the field, including performing in inclement weather.
- Candidates must be available for all Bengals home games, including preseason, and playoff games.
WHAT TO WEAR
- We recommend applicants wear athletic spandex shorts, sports bra, (crop top) sneakers, hosiery.
Don't miss this chance to be a part of the team and bring the spirit of the Baltimore Ravens to life!.
Reviews for "Mascot Tryouts: The Perfect Opportunity to Represent the Ravens"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I attended the Ravens mascot tryouts and was thoroughly disappointed. The organization lacked professionalism and organization. The tryouts were chaotic and unstructured, with no clear instructions or guidelines given to the participants. It seemed more like a free-for-all rather than a proper selection process. Additionally, the judges seemed uninterested and unengaged, further adding to the feeling of a disorganized event. Overall, I left the tryouts feeling unimpressed and discouraged.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - The Ravens mascot tryouts were a complete waste of time and energy. The organizers hardly provided any information prior to the event, causing confusion among the participants. The tryouts themselves were poorly managed, with minimal guidance given to the hopeful candidates. There was no sense of professionalism, and it felt more like a joke than an actual attempt to find a suitable mascot. I cannot recommend anyone to attend these tryouts if they are serious about becoming a mascot. It was a disappointing and frustrating experience.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars - As someone who has attended other mascot tryouts in the past, I must say that the Ravens mascot tryouts fell short of my expectations. The tryouts lacked structure and direction, leaving many participants feeling lost and unsure of what was expected of them. The judges appeared disinterested and seemed to simply go through the motions rather than genuinely evaluating the candidates. It was evident that the organizers did not put enough effort into planning and executing the tryouts. Overall, a lackluster experience that could have been much better with proper organization and preparation.