Kelli Finglass

Kelli Finglass is a prominent figure in the world of cheerleading, having made her mark as a member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) from 1984 to 1989. Notably, she was the first cheerleader in the history of the squad to be invited back without undergoing the usual audition process, a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication.

Following her departure from the cheerleading team in 1989, Finglass joined the Dallas Cowboys organization as an assistant director for the DCC, a role she held until 1990. She quickly transitioned into a position within the sales and promotions department for the Cowboys, and by 1991, she was elevated to the role of director of the Cheerleaders. In addition to her directorial duties, she also serves as the business manager, where she has been instrumental in expanding the DCC brand, attracting numerous corporate sponsors, and turning the organization into a thriving business.

Finglass has also been pivotal in developing various competitions, such as the DCC Dance & Drill Team Competitions, Camp DCC, Cheers for Years, and Cheers for Fitness. Her influence extends to television as well, where she is an executive producer of the popular CMT series, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team, showcasing her commitment to the evolution of cheerleading.