Hi Broncos Country! My name is Kisato and I’m from Tokyo, Japan. This was my first season as a Denver Broncos Cheerleader. I can’t believe it has already been eight months since I came to Colorado. It feels like it was just yesterday. Looking back, I feel like I have really made the most of my time here.

The first thing that surprised me when I came to Colorado was that I needed a car! In Japan, I didn’t drive a car; I always used the subway or bus to go anywhere. I was so nervous to drive a car at first, but now I am finally getting used to it. However, the most difficult aspect of living in America is the language barrier.

I majored in English communication in college, but I have realized that I still have a lot to learn!

Living in Colorado, driving a car, being an NFL cheerleader, all these things were brand new to me. Many people have helped me to get to where I am now, especially my teammates. I’ve grown so much this year, not only as a dancer but also as a person.

Never in a million years did I think I would be an NFL cheerleader for the Denver Broncos. It is an honor to be able to be a member of such an amazing NFL cheerleading team. I had an amazing season with my beautiful teammates. There’s still so much I want to see and do in Colorado and I would like to keep growing. Hopefully I will be a part of DBC again and see everyone next season.

Go Broncos!!
Kisato

Hi Broncos Country! On behalf of the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, I want to thank you for your unwavering support through thick and thin, and especially throughout the 2012 season. You are the reason we are all here! Your enthusiasm and dedication both during games and at events in the community is what makes cheering for the Denver Broncos so remarkable.

And what a remarkable season this was! It marked the 20th Anniversary of the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and a year full of accomplishments worth celebrating!

To kick off the summer of 2012, we had a record number of campers participate in the Dare to Cheer program, hosted by the Cheerleaders in partnership with the Global Down Syndrome Foundation and Ed McCaffery’s Dare to Play camps.

What a HUGE start of the week it has been! The hype of the Broncos playoff game is in the air, the BCS game, premiere of the new Bachelor, Justin Bieber was in town, and I started back to school for the new year! Ok, maybe the last one isn’t as exciting for the rest of you, but it is for me.

For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Heather and this is my third season as a DBC. When I’m not cheering on our beloved Broncos to the Super Bowl, I am in the classroom cheering on my students. I am a special education teacher in Denver and I’m convinced that I have the two best jobs in town.

Hi Broncos Country!! My name is Ashley and this is my first season as a DBC. Over the past few months, I have been blessed with many opportunities to give back to our community. Every Tuesday this season, I have had the privilege of working with our Denver Broncos All Stars. This is a competitive dance team for kids between the ages of 6 to 17 who are looking to compete both locally and nationally.

The girls in this program are coached and trained two to three times a week by myself along with a handful of other current and former DBC. They get to perform at four Broncos games throughout the season and in March we will travel to Austin, TX for the All Stars National Competition! I can’t wait to see how well they do!

Hello Broncos Country!

My name is Allyson and this is my fourth season as a Denver Broncos Cheerleader. All of us cheerleaders are so excited about another Broncos win, and we can’t wait for playoffs!

A few weeks ago, my teammate Tara and I attended the Denver Broncos viewing party hosted by our 20/20 Institute sponsors! It was such a lovely evening in the West Club at Sports Authority Field. The guests enjoyed live music, food, drinks and an appearance from our Mascot Miles!

We had a great time mingling with recent recipients of the Lasik eye procedure. They could not stop telling us about the life changing procedure. Most of the individuals who had received Lasik had bad vision prior. They all shared that it wasn’t until after Lasik that they realized their quality of life was compromised before the procedure.