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When the 2019 season kicks off, the Shippensburg University football team will look to put together a winning season for the ninth consecutive year under coach Mark “Mac” Maciejewski.
After a wave of veteran athletes graduated in May, the Shippensburg University men’s track & field and cross-country programs announced a 2019-2020 recruiting class on Wednesday.
Shippensburg University athletes were honored in June after a spring 2019 semester that produced multiple standout performances.
Injuries happen. They are a part of sports, whether it be at the high school, college or professional level. Being prepared to survive a wave of injuries that strikes during the grind of a long season is part of what makes a team successful.
One of the best turnarounds in recent baseball history is nearing completion. Four years removed from owning the worst record in baseball and after seven straight seasons of finishing .500 or lower, the Philadelphia Phillies have returned to a competitive level this season.
With LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers missing the playoffs, many figured that this year’s NBA postseason would be dull. But, one of the game’s top players is proving them wrong. Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant is playing at a rate we have not seen in the playoffs in quite some time.
Shippensburg began the PSAC Championships with a tight 5–2 loss to Lock Haven University on Wednesday afternoon.
The Yankees celebrate an early-season road victory over the Baltimore Orioles. New York has clawed its way to a 19-14 start despite having 13 players on the injured list, including stars Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton.
Senior Taryn Wilson starts all three games at the PSAC tournament in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Wilson finished her senior Raider campaign with a 13-12 record, a 3.50 ERA and 180 strikeouts.
Freshman Hannah Marsteller smashes a three-run homer in the Raiders’ 14-6 season-ending loss to West Chester University. Marsteller picked up five hits in nine at-bats during the Raiders’ three-game run at the PSAC tournament. The freshman infielder finished the season with 10 homers and 13 doubles.
A new era of Shippensburg University boxing has brought success, already. As members of the athletic club competed in the National Collegiate Boxing Championships this season, sophomore Clayton Wilson was one of two athletes to qualify for nationals. Wilson placed second in the East Coast regional tournament earlier in the semester to earn a spot in the national tournament at 125 pounds.
The Shippensburg University softball team clinched a playoff berth in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) tournament by sweeping Millersville University on Saturday afternoon.
The softball team honors their two seniors Taryn Wilson and Jayci London on Senior Day before their doubleheader against East Stroudsburg University.
The Raiders are headed back to the PSAC tournament for the third season in a row. The will face either Lock Haven or Mansfield in the opening round.
The Shippensburg University lacrosse team played its best game of the season in a dominant 17-9 victory over Lock Haven University on Wednesday at Robb Sports Complex.
Sophomore Maddy Siejk scores a hat trick Wednesday afternoon against Lock Haven in Shippensburg. Siejk tallied two hat tricks her freshman season.
The Raiders celebrate one of their 17 scores in a home victory over Lock Haven that included an 11-2 scoring run in the second half. Sophomore Alana Cardaci and junior Kami Holt scored the most goals and assists, respectively, in a single game for SU in six years. Cardaci had the most goals for SU since 2007 (53).
Being a student-athlete is hard. Only a small percentage of high school athletes continue their athletic careers in college. Competing in two collegiate sports year-round is even harder.
DeFloria has already clinched a spot in the outdoor national championships at the end of the semester.
DeFloria is one of a handful of dual-sport student-athletes at SU. She experienced tremendous success in both volleyball and track.
