Mustang Rule: "R-Respect others, U-Unite, L-Lead by example, E-Excel!"

"Good People, Good Students, Good Athletes...In That Order!"

Community Service
At Western Wyoming College, being a student-athlete means contributing beyond competition. Our Mustangs represent the college, serve as role models for younger students, and use their time and talents to make a positive difference in the community.

Every team participates in service opportunities that build relationships, develop leadership skills, and encourage a lasting commitment to helping others. Through these experiences, student-athletes learn the value of showing up, working together, and contributing to something larger than themselves.

That commitment extends to supporting one another. When teams are not competing, student-athletes help with concessions and other game-day responsibilities and cheer on their fellow Mustangs from the stands. Together, we build an athletic community rooted in service, pride, and shared success.

For more information, please contact the Athletic Department at athletics@westernwyoming.edu.

In the Classroom
At Western Wyoming College, academic achievement is central to the student-athlete experience. Our Mustangs are expected to approach their education with the same dedication, discipline, and teamwork they bring to competition.

Every student-athlete is expected to strive for a grade point average of 3.0 or higher each semester. We hold that same goal for each team and for the Athletic Department collectively, creating a culture in which academic success is a shared commitment.

All student-athletes must complete required weekly study hours, remain engaged in their coursework, and prioritize their academic responsibilities throughout the season, including while traveling for competition.

Our goal is to help student-athletes build the knowledge, habits, and confidence to succeed beyond Western. Whether they transfer to a four-year institution or enter the workforce, their education provides a foundation for their next chapter.

Impact Program:
At Western Wyoming College, we encourage student-athletes to make a positive difference in the lives of others and recognize those who have made a difference in theirs.

Through the Impact Player Award program, each student-athlete selects someone on campus who has meaningfully contributed to their success at Western and presents that person with a certificate of appreciation. Whether through encouragement, guidance, or everyday acts of kindness, these individuals help our Mustangs feel supported and connected.

The program gives student-athletes an opportunity to express gratitude and celebrate the people who help them grow—in the classroom, in competition, and in life.

“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” — Jackie Robinson