A Day in the Life takes a peek into the career of Bertie Landes
ByFor 13 years, head coach Bertie Landes has paced the sidelines at David See Field, leading the Raiders to a 217–60–1 record during that time frame.
For 13 years, head coach Bertie Landes has paced the sidelines at David See Field, leading the Raiders to a 217–60–1 record during that time frame.
Dear Slate Readers: And here it is. I have kept telling myself that this day would never come — that this moment in time would cease to exist if I closed my eyes and wished for one more day.
The Shippensburg University baseball team could not capitalize early and could not score enough late to overcome a first inning deficit as it fell to Wilmington College 6–4 at Fairchild Field on Wednesday.
Shippensburg University softball witnessed greatness on April 5, 2013. Junior Emily Estep stepped into the circle to try and give SU a quality start.
The Shippensburg University baseball team kept its hot streak alive after a compelling 7–3 victory over Lock Haven University on Tuesday afternoon at Fairchild Field. Lock Haven got on the board in the top of the first inning when Scott Zuback drove in Jay Hartman on a fielder’s choice ground out.
Arguably, the best defensive player on the field is the shortstop. In order to play the shortstop position effectively, one must display a wide array of athleticism that will enable one to cover a vast amount of ground — one must also have a strong arm and good hands for fielding.
41–10. 37–14. Two black stains on the Shippensburg University football team’s otherwise spotless record.
Heading into the 2013 season the Shippensburg University community knew that the football team needed to answer major questions along the offensive front.
Heading into the 2013 season the Shippensburg University football team has major questions to answer if it wants to return to the PSAC Championship game.
Game 1: The Shippensburg University softball team suffered its sixth loss of the season Saturday afternoon against Lock Haven University.
On a day where the seniors were supposed to be honored, the Shippensburg University lacrosse team sent them out in an ungraceful way as Bloomsburg University walloped the Raiders 16–4 on Saturday afternoon at David See Field.
It’s back. It seems not too long ago that the Shippensburg University football team came crashing down after a historic season.
Shippensburg University softball witnessed greatness on April 5, 2013. Junior Emily Estep stepped into the circle to try and give SU a quality start.
After dropping five of its last six games the Shippensburg University lacrosse team was hungry for a motivational win. Luckily for the Raiders, the team coming into David See Field on Saturday afternoon was also having a mediocre season. Courtney Kennedy paced the team with a career-high, five-goal performance as the Raiders overtook Slippery Rock University 16–10, notching their first PSAC victory since a 7–6 victory over Kutztown University last week.
Needing a win to stay afloat in the PSAC East standings, the Shippensburg University baseball team split its twin bill against Millersville University, dropping Game 1 2–1 before rallying back to take Game 2 7–6 on Saturday afternoon at Fairchild Field.
Sophomore Makenzie Lynn tied a career high with 11 strikeouts in a complete-game five-hit shutout in Game 1 on Saturday afternoon as the Shippensburg University softball team split a road PSAC East doubleheader at Millersville.
The Shippensburg University baseball team fell victim to a Millersville University walk-off bunt single in extra innings of Game 2 on Friday afternoon to drop both ends of the doubleheader to the PSAC East-leading Marauders from Marauder Park.
Well so much for breaking streaks. The Shippensburg University tennis team failed at its attempt to win two matches in a row for the first time since the 2008–2009 season with a 9–0 drubbing at the hands of West Chester University Tuesday afternoon at the Robb Sports Complex tennis courts.