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West Chester University Marching Band Gets Some Love From Ariana Grande

Who could ignore that great performance at the Pittsburgh Steeler's game?

Gabbi

Sep 26, 2016

Lehigh Valley, PA

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West Chester University Marching Band Gets Some Love From Ariana Grande

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Last weekend, the "Incomparable" Golden Rams Marching Band performed at Heinz Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

They were invited to perform at the Steeler's home game vs. Cincinnati for the 2016 football season.

Ariana Grande even took note of West Chester in all its glory on Snap Chat - I personally can't blame her.

The Facebook Page of West Chester University's College of Arts and Humanities even responded back with a shout out.

The Golden Rams Marching Band has a big performance every year. Last year, the band performed the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC.

On Saturday, September 19th, the 'Incomparable' had a competition near Monroeville, Pennsylvania. Officials contacted the Steeler's asking to perform - and the team was more than happy to offer this opportunity.

The West Chester University Marching Band has accomplished many performances with flying colors since I began my undergrad career here in 2013. Although I was never a member of the 'Incomparable' Golden Rams Marching Band, I can say I am very proud of them and their hard work.

These experiences will last a lifetime - for the band, and one day, for the proud alumnae who will graduate from West Chester - retelling the stories of their time and teamwork within the 'Incomparable' Golden Ram's Marching Band.

Thank you Dr. Yozviak for all your hard work and dedication. You have left a footprint on this campus, and in the hearts of every Golden Ram forever.

One thing is for sure - "Ra - ra - ra. West Chester U!"

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