ARE you 18 years and older and would love to be part of this year’s LIMACOL Caribbean Premier League (CPL)? If yes, then local Cheerleading Project Coordinator, Surida Nagreadi is asking you to head down the National Cultural Centre on Saturday, May 23. Auditions start at 10:00hrs.
“We would love for the entire country to come out and see if they have what it takes to become a cheerleader for this year’s CPL” Nagreadi told Chronicle Sport yesterday.
With the excitement building with regard to the Guyana leg of the LIMACOL CPL 2015 games, the organisers are putting all necessary systems in place for the Cheerleading aspect to ensure that the cricket enthusiasts will have an unforgettable experience.
The tournament this year sees a return to night games for the majority of the tournament (29 of the 33 matches), with a schedule that sees fixtures taking place almost every day from the start of the event to its conclusion.
All six teams – Barbados Tridents, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Jamaica Tallawahs, St Kitts & Nevis Patriots, St Lucia Zouks and Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel – play 10 games in the regular season, with two semi-finals and a final to decide who will be crowned 2015 champions.
Therefore, the local organising committee is seeking 16 ladies to be on the cheerleading squad for game day.
The invitation is open to everyone – all dance schools, models, cheerleaders and the general public and in the end, the judges will name the top 12 based on personality, team work, physical appearance and dance ability.
The Project Coordinator said that she’s excited about the audition and is encouraging everyone to come out as she believes that our Guyanese girls have the potential to represent the teams and themselves as well.
Local Dance Director Clive Prowell has been contracted to execute the audition, choreography and overall training of the LIMACOL CPL 2015 Cheerleaders for the Guyana leg of games.
“We’re encouraging everyone to come out, audition, bring along your dancing shoes, turn up the heat and begin the countdown to what is deemed as the biggest party in Sport!” Nagreadi said.

By Rawle Toney