The Raiders reeled off magical victories in the first and second rounds of the PSAC playoffs, but once the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team arrived in West Chester, its luck ran out. The Raiders fell to the Mercyhurst University Lakers in the PSAC semifinals, 79-68.
The Raiders traveled to Kutztown University last night to take on the Golden Bears in a PSAC playoff quarterfinal matchup.
Tuesday, Mar. 1, proved to be an exciting night for the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team.
The Cumberland Valley Hitmen are ready to shock football fans with new and improved team focus and goals. The Hitmen are a non-profit, semi-professional football team officially recognized by the Great Eastern Football Association.
Last weekend, the Shippensburg University men’s indoor track and field team won its sixth straight PSAC title.
Fantasy football is an ever-growing business. According to Forbes, fantasy football is a $40 billion-$70 billion industry.
The Shippensburg University cycling club is one of numerous club sports on the campus of Shippensburg University.
The SU women’s indoor track and field team wrapped up its season with a second-place finish Sunday at the 2016 PSAC Indoor Championships at Edinboro University.
Shippensburg University’s men’s basketball team earned its first playoff victory since the 2005-2006 season with a thrilling basket by Abe Massaley as time expired, defeating rival Bloomsburg University 80-78.
The Shippensburg University baseball team traveled to North Carolina on Saturday to take on University of North Carolina Pembroke in a double-header.
Shippensburg University held its annual lacrosse clinic on Sunday, February 28th from 10:00-1:00 p.m on the Robb Sports Complex field.
Being a student athlete in college takes an incredible amount of time and dedication. The lifestyle is not for everyone, so those who are able to compete for four years as a student athlete are to be both respected and admired. Jake Dunnigan has definitely earned this respect and admiration for his exceptional career in the Shippensburg University men’s swimming program. Going into his final Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championship, Dunnigan’s goal was to simply do his best.
Despite popular belief, competitive swimming does have a large team aspect due to team relays and a heavy reliance on support from teammates.
As the first leg of collegiate wrestling postseason closes, wrestlers scattered throughout the NCAA Division II’s four regions prepare for the final stop of the season. For Shippensburg University, the young team traveled to the Mercyhurst Athletic Center in Erie, Pennsylvania, for the two-day Super Region I Championships that were held on Feb.
The men’s basketball team capped off their best season since 2006 and clinched a home playoff game with an 84-77win over their rival Bloomsburg University last Wednesday night at Hieges Field House. It is a rare case scenario when a team gets to play their eventual playoff opponent for home court advantage on the final game of the year, although this was the case at senior night at Hieges.
The Women’s basketball team clinched a first round bye in a 60-42 win over their rival, Bloomsburg University, this past Wednesday at Hieges Field House. There were plenty of story lines headed into this evening.
The long 2015-2016 wrestling season is approaching the postseason tournaments such as the NCAA Super Region I Championships, which will be held at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania on Friday, Feb.
A packed Heiges Field House was the site of Wednesday’s big rivalry game between Shippensburg University and Bloomsburg University. It also played host to something much greater.
Singles Scores 1st doubles Brittnee Buckley & Emilie Luttman 2-8 2nd doubles Gabbie Binder & Emily Cox 9-8 (7-5) 3rd doubles Kaylin Gallagher & Bryanna Beamer 8-1 Doubles Scores 1st singles Brittnee Buckley 1-6, 1-6 2nd singles Gabbie Binder 2-6, 2-6 3rd singles Emilie Luttman 1-6, 6-0, 0-6 4th singles Emily Cox 6-2, 6-0 5th singles Hannah Coath 6-0, 6-2 6th singles Megan Moorhead 3-6, 2-6 After bus troubles delayed the Raiders’ arrival, the Shippensburg University tennis team lost their last match of their pre-season 5-4 to Shenandoah on Saturday night at Winchester Community College.
