Western Mustangs third-year track and field star Kenneth West broke a decade-long U Sports record when he won gold in triple jump at the track and field national championships. But he didn’t achieve this feat without adversity.
Treye Trotman kicked off his Mustang career this year decked out in gold, winning provincial and national championships and Rookie of the Year awards.
Women in varsity sports face dueling pressures to play good and look good, something experts say can be detrimental to athletes' mental health.
From Western X to Western All-Girl, meet the university’s all-woman cheerleading team that went from practicing in secret to winning national titles.
Western alumna Marnie McBean has been a Canadian trailblazer with her continued contributions to the Olympic community since her athletic tenure.
Joan-Shiao Chen talks about her student-athlete life, in and out of the pool.
Fifth-year guard Omar Shiddo reached another milestone in his illustrious career, breaking the Mustangs men’s basketball all-time scoring record.
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Bleska Kambamba makes a lasting impact on the youth of London through free sports programs.
For the the longest time, an athlete's response to “getting your bell rung” in sports was to power through the pain. But Western has a protocol to handle the critical injuries from sports like football and hockey.
Athletics, academics and community — Shaelyn Laurie does it all.
With a goal, a few big hits and solid defensive play, Carson Moniz did everything right in his first game with the Mustangs.
Not many people can say they have shared the stage with Canadian ice-dancing legends Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, but as of today, graduates of Western’s Class of 2019 have.
The star kicker has torn up the OUA over the past four years.
