Curtis John Dvorak was born on July 16,1974 and was primarily known as Jaxson de Ville, official mascot of the Jacksonville Jaguars NFL football team.
12 Facts About Curtis Dvorak
Curtis Dvorak was the first person to portray the Jaguars mascot in the team's history and had the title, Vice President of Mascot Relations.
Curtis Dvorak attended Virginia Tech and was selected to be the college's mascot in his Sophomore year.
Curtis Dvorak competed in and won the National Cheerleaders Association championship in 1996, then graduated with a major in communications.
Curtis Dvorak was judged better than the fifty other hopefuls and was hired to become Jaxson de Ville.
Curtis Dvorak planned, practiced and performed daring stunts at Jaguar home games.
Curtis Dvorak's exploits included riding a zip-line from the top of the scoreboard to mid-field, parachuting into the stadium, rappelling down the scoreboard, and bungee jumping from a stadium light tower.
Curtis Dvorak was criticized for displaying a hand-made sign reading "Towels Carry Ebola" during the Jaguars' October 5,2014 home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Curtis Dvorak became acquainted with Jacksonville Roar member Melanie McAlister during a 2001 NFL tour to entertain US troops in the middle East.
Curtis Dvorak donated time without the costume to many charitable causes as an organizer, or a participant playing golf or tennis.
Curtis Dvorak emceed the Jacksonville Dancing with the Stars competition in 2009, a benefit for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Curtis Dvorak turned 40 in 2014, but had shown no sign of slowing down.