After a disappointing loss to Kutztown University on Wednesday, the Shippensburg men’s basketball team looked to bounce back against opposing Mansfield University. Things got started when Shippensburg sophomore forward center Dylan Edgar laid up a field goal, giving the Raiders the first two points of the game.
It is always a great moment when your career can be summed up by a trip to the Hall of Fame. That is the case for long-time SU field hockey coach Bertie Landes.
Amanda Raudabaugh is this week’s Athlete of the Week. Someone who knows a thing or two about breaking SU track records, Raudabaugh recently broke the 22-year-old women’s mark in the 500-meter for indoor track.
The Shippensburg Raiders women’s basketball team won its contest against the Cheyney UniversityWolves Saturday afternoon Jan.
Shippensburg University played to the very end again, and this time, the final outcome resulted in a Raider “W.” Things got started at Heiges Field House on Jan.
This past week Herman Kirkland, a junior at Shippensburg University, was named PSAC Athlete of the Week.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team fell to East Stroudsburg University Saturday, 69-64 at Heiges Field House. Despite leading, 34-32, at the half, SU could not hold on to its lead.
The Shippensburg women’s basketball team took early advantage of a horrendous shooting effort by East Stroudsburg, and cruised to a victory Saturday afternoon at Heiges Field House.
Thick rimmed glasses that sparkled in the sunlight set over Beaver Stadium. Khaki pants rolled up revealing jet black Nike cross-trainers.
A new year has begun and so the calendar changed into 2012. For the last 85 years Joe Paterno has watched the calendar change as he went from a struggling young Italian boy playing ball in the streets of Brooklyn, N.Y, to a hard working quarterback at Brown University, to a legendary head coach at Penn State University, and finally as an icon of the sport of college football.
Neely Spence is more than just another face in the crowd. She is usually ahead of the crowd sprinting toward the gold — Olympic gold.
In the fall of 2010, Sweden native Philip Sasko made a life-altering decision. After spending two years at Stockholm University, Sasko transferred to Shippensburg University where he is a member of the men’s basketball team.
A new club sport has now appeared on the Shippensburg radar, as the newly founded Quidditch team has made its first appearance in matches last week.
Being a baseball fan, this is the most exciting time of the winter. Now, pitchers and catchers have officially reported for each MLB team.
Published: 04/26/2011 The Shippensburg girl’s intramural flag football spring semester playoffs are taking place this weekend at the recreation fields on campus. There are five teams in the playoffs out of the seven in the league.
Published: 04/26/2011 This past weekend, Shippensburg University’s men’s and women’s track teams traveled to Princeton University and East Stroudsburg University. At Princeton, senior Erica Hess set yet another personal record and an NCAA provisional qualifying time in the 400-meter dash of 56.04 seconds.
Published: 04/26/2011 So spring sports at Shippensburg University are winding down, and I just have to say I am very disappointed. Not in the performance of the teams themselves, but in the student turnout at events.
In a time when staying with one employer is growing rare in the working world, a coach in the Shippensburg University football program has done just that. Mark Maciejewski, who played for the Red Raiders from 1989-92, then served as a graduate assistant in the program in the 1995 and 1996 seasons, and came back to Shippensburg as an assistant from 2000-04, then came back to Shippensburg again in the 2006 season, has finished his first season as head coach of the football program.
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team fell to East Stroudsburg University Saturday, 69-64 at Heiges Field House. Despite leading 34-32 at the half, SU could not hold on to its lead. The Raiders won the tip and started driving into ESU’s man-to-man defense.
