Petrantonio’s play boosts Raiders to title game
(11/19/17 2:01am)
When Shippensburg University midfielder Jazmin Petrantonio first arrived at SU, she had no idea what she was getting herself into.
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When Shippensburg University midfielder Jazmin Petrantonio first arrived at SU, she had no idea what she was getting herself into.
Field hockey has arrived at its final stop.
The finals are set.
The battle of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Association (PSAC) titans is finally here.
The Shippensburg University women’s basketball team kicked off the 2017-18 campaign against two top tier opponents, Wheeling Jesuit University and Bowie State University, in the 2017 Wolf’s Bus Lines Classic.
Shippensburg University’s football team wrapped up the 2017 regular season in convincing fashion with a 51-13 thrashing of the Griffins of Seton Hill University on Saturday in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference crossover game at Seth Grove Stadium.
The No. 8 ranked Shippensburg University men’s basketball team began its 2017-18 season with two big challenges in Shaw University and Virginia Union University, but the Raiders used strong second half shooting performances and stingy defense to remain unblemished.
Nothing gives a team more confidence than opening a new season with a victory. The wrestling squad for Shippensburg University picked up some momentum after taking down Waynesburg University by a score of 31-10 on Wednesday.
The title defense is on.
The Shippensburg University women’s basketball team sported seven seniors last season, including a special starting five that each scored more than 1,000-career points — the first time in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) history that a team had five 1,000-point scorers on the court.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team rose to new heights last season, breaking the school record for wins with 27, winning its first Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) title since 1991 and the program won its first NCAA Tournament game.
There is a special kind of excitement hovering around the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team entering the 2017-18 season.
The Shippensburg University’s women’s cross-country team was out for revenge on Saturday after falling to Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) rival Edinboro University in the closest finish in conference history.
Shippensburg University played its worst second half offensively this season on Saturday against Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division rival Bloomsburg University, turning the ball over four times and converting just 3-of-17 third downs in the game.
The Shippensburg University football team improved on what has been an incredible season already for the Red Raiders, as SU now sits at 9-1 overall, and 6-1 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division — its best mark in East play since 2013.
With the success that Shippensburg University’s men’s cross-country team has had under former Olympian and head coach Steve Spence, it may soon be time to rename Shippensburg “Title Town.”
Fresh off a school record 27 wins in 2016-17, head coach Chris Fite decided it was in the best interest of the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team to face a tough stretch early in the new season.
The men’s and women’s swim teams of Shippensburg University celebrated the careers of several of their senior athletes Friday at a dual meet against Clarion University.
It was the end of an era last week, as seniors for the Shippensburg University men’s soccer team bowed out in style.