With five games remaining in the 2012–2013 regular season, the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team will look to extend its longest winning streak of the year to eight games when the Bloomsburg University Huskies trot their way into Heiges Field House tomorrow night at 6 p.m.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team has a very tiny margin of error coming into Wednesday’s game.
When Caitlin Bamberger took the court for the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team on Jan.
Boxing is no longer a pay-per-view TV sport at Shippensburg University. The SU Boxing Club is hosting the home show on Saturday, Feb.
From the 6,000 seats at Seth Grove Stadium to the 60,000 seats at Boone Pickens Stadium — the view will be a stark contrast for newly hired Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich.
From Edinboro University to the valley of Shippensburg University and now Oklahoma State University, former SU offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich has made the leap from Division II to a Division I powerhouse.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team has been less than perfect this season, to say the least.
Another day, another victory for the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team as it took down Kutztown University 72–63 on Wednesday night from Keystone Arena.
The Shippensburg University Wrestling team faced-off against West Liberty University, and looked for a win after a tough loss to Gannon University.
Super Bowl week is like Christmas season for the sports media. There is so much media attention for one game.
Another game passed and another victory for the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team. Heading into this week’s gauntlet of Kutztown University and Mansfield University, the Raiders are grasping onto a No.
Looking to bounce back from a loss to East Stroudsburg University, the Raiders faced off against Millersville University Wednesday evening in a PSAC matchup but a failed buzzer beater by Reggie Charles cemented a 63-62 loss.
With wins like the one tonight, the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team is making a strong statement that it is a legitimate contender in the PSAC conference.
White has to be the pick to carry the torch next year as she will have the pieces in place to contend for a national title.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team took on PSAC East No. 2 West Chester University on a blistering cold Wednesday night at Heiges Field House, and could not take advantage of a hot first half start, collapsing in the second half en route to a 74–57 loss.
Looking into the mirror the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team does not see a Raider, nor a bear or a hawk.
Character and a willingness to succeed shine through in the eyes of adversity — and once adversity hits, does one cower away, or does one approach it head-on with full resolve? As the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team entered the season, many questions arose as to whether the youthful team could make a mark in the PSAC race or if they would be relegated to cellar dwellers.
Playing a full 40-minute game is the difference between adding a notch into the win or loss column. On Saturday afternoon the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team fought valiantly for the full 40 minutes, seizing the lead with 10 seconds remaining en route to a 79–76 victory over Mansfield University at Heiges Field House.
Sarah Strybuc scored 22 points while Stephanie Knauer recorded her eighth double-double of the season as the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team romped the Mansfield University Mountaineers 87-63 at Heiges Field House on Saturday afternoon.
