The No. 1 nationally ranked Shippensburg University field hockey team kept its win streak alive after hosting two games at the Robb Sports Complex this past week, improving its record to 15-0.
The No. 1 nationally ranked Shippensburg University field hockey team kept its win streak alive after hosting two games at the Robb Sports Complex this past week, improving its record to 15-0.
Only scoring off a safety in the second half, Shippensburg University’s football team lost the homecoming game to Kutztown University on a sunny Saturday afternoon at Seth Grove Stadium 31-2.
Shippensburg University’s women's soccer team staged a thrilling comeback to defeat West Chester 2-1 in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division clash on Oct. 15 at David See Field. The match against Kutztown on Oct. 19 proved more challenging, as the Raiders fell 3-0 in a PSAC Eastern Division contest at Keystone Field.
Shippensburg University hosted its 39th annual Athletic Hall of Fame on Oct. 18, adding six new members to the illustrious group. The inductees were Jill Edwards Restino ’14, Herman Kirkland ’13, Lee McClintock ’05, Amy Sokalski ’85, Ashley Watt Cush ’07 and Sidney L. Wells Jr. ’60.
Shippensburg University’s volleyball team picked up three road wins this week against Jefferson, Bloomsburg and Lock Haven. SU’s overall record moves to 11-9 and their conference record moves to 6-1.
Josiah Leonard, the starting running back for Shippensburg University´s football team, balances being a member of the Army ROTC program and the football team. He is one of a few students that attempt to combine both programs for their college experience. By successfully being a part of both programs, Leonard wants to prove to people that it can be done.
Shippensburg University’s No. 1 nationally ranked field hockey team moved to 13-0 on the season this past week, earning a thrilling comeback 3-2 win over No. 2 defending national champion Kutztown at home on Tuesday before taking down Slippery Rock 3-0 on Saturday.
Shippensburg University’s football team came back from a 21-7 deficit in the second quarter to defeat Millersville 35-27 on Saturday. It was the first win in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) play for the Raiders, moving their record on the season to 2-4.
Shippensburg University’s No. 1 nationally ranked field hockey team earned a pair of key road victories this week, defeating No. 5 West Chester 3-1 on Wednesday before beating No. 9 Mansfield, 6-1, on Saturday. The results moved the Raiders to 11-0 for the season, including 4-0 in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) play.
Shippensburg University’s No. 1 nationally ranked field hockey team continued its undefeated start to the season this week, beating Millersville 1-0 on Wednesday before taking down Maryville 5-0 at home Saturday. The results will lead to the Raiders keeping their No. 1 ranking for the next week.
Shippensburg University’s football team lost at West Chester Saturday. The team’s season record moves to 1-4.
Coming off its first win at the end of September, Shippensburg University’s women’s soccer team pushed to improve its record. The team won one match on Wednesday against the Lock Haven Bald Eagles and tied another with the East Stroudsburg Warriors on Saturday. The Raiders are currently seventh in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East standings with a 2-5-2 record.
Field Hockey wins PSAC Opener over Bloomsburg Women's soccer picks up first win of the season Tennis defeats D'Youville thanks to late surge
Shippensburg University’s swimming teams picked up a pair of victories over Kutztown in a dual meet on Wednesday evening, with the men’s team winning 129-74 while the women eked out a 131-130 win.
Shippensburg University’s men’s cross-country team claimed the team victory in the short invitational 4K, and the women finished in second place as a team in the 4K at the 2024 Dickinson Invitational in the rain on Saturday.
Shippensburg University’s women’s volleyball split its home-opening games 1-1 this past weekend at Heiges Field House.
Shippensburg University’s football team fell 38-0 against Shepherd at Seth Grove Stadium, dropping to 1-3. The Rams used big plays to control the game, with four of their five touchdowns being at least 31 yards.
