Hooks Announce Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Visit

CORPUS CHRISTI - The internationally acclaimed Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are coming to Whataburger Field, Hooks president Ken Schrom announced Friday.

America's Sweethearts take center stage on Sunday, June 22, when Corpus Christi and the Frisco RoughRiders wrap up a four-game series at 6:10 p.m. Gates open 4:40.

"We are absolutely delighted to have the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders coming to town," Schrom said. "They've been the gold standard in sports entertainment for 40 years, revolutionizing football game day in America as we know it. This will be a real treat for our fans."

On the 22nd, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are scheduled to perform four times between the second and sixth innings before signing autographs for a one-hour period.

About the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders America has come to know and love were born in 1972, the vision of then-Cowboys general manager Tex Schramm. A glamorous, choreographed squad of accomplished dancers began performing that fall at Texas Stadium. High visibility during Super Bowl X in 1976 and growing network TV exposure away from the field - including 1979's "The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" movie and its sequel a year later - helped raise the nation's consciousness and admiration. Since 1978, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have traveled worldwide to locations like Australia, Japan, Korea, Mexico and Peru. In fact, they've performed for more U.S. troops overseas that any other entertainer(s). The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have also lent fundraising support to countless charities and non-profit organizations.