By Alex Marchand By the late 1940s, cheerleading squads were growing to between eight and 10 members. As a result, Western cheerleaders began developing a new form of creativity: human pyramids. A photo of these early pyramids was featured in
A Century of Mustangs Cheerleading: The First 25 Years
By Alex Marchand, BSc’18, MA’20, Western Mustangs Coed Cheerleader 2016 – 2020 In the arena of collegiate cheerleading, few universities possess a reputation as profound and prestigious as the Western Mustangs. Cheerleading is among Western’s proudest traditions. You might have
Larry Haylor and Darwin Semotiuk – Two Unforgettable Legacies
Larry Haylor and Darwin Semotiuk are two influential and highly respected individuals in Mustangs sport history. As a young man, Greg Marshall, was coached by both Haylor and Semotiuk and his memories of these two leaders are impactful ones. Marshall