Morgan State University's Cheerleading squad, under the direction of coaches Theresa Gibson and Kim Ross-Watkins, is one of the most respected cheerleading programs in the nation among Historically Black College and Universities. From its' early origins of the "stomp, clap and shake" style of cheering to the stunting, jumping, and flipping of today's MSU cheerleaders, the program is rich in a tradition of athleticism as well as academic and occupational achievements.
MSU Cheerleader Highlights
11 Cheerleaders in the pros
9-time Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Champs
2-time Black College Cheer Champs ('99, '03)
2003 Northeast Cheer Tech Champions
2003 MEAC Conference Overall Champions
Ranked 8th in the Nation ('99)
Ranked 12th in the nation ('00)
Never finished less than 2nd place at Black College Nationals or in the MEAC
Purpose
The purpose of the Morgan State Cheerleading Squad is to promote and uphold school spirit. As a member of the team you will have the opportunity to attend functions which will enhance school spirit and give recognition to Morgan State University. It is your responsibility to put forth your best effort as a spirit squad member at all engagements, and maintain a sense of good sportsmanship, promote crowd involvement, uphold better relations between schools, and maintain and create a level of excellence to be continued through the years. Members will be challenged to increase personal growth and development through the personal management of athletic and academic responsibilities.
Tryout and Scholarship Information
To to receive information on MSU Tryouts and scholarship information, please go to http://tgibson1159.tripod.com/ or call, 443-885-3777.
2005-2006 Cheerleading Roster
