Wednesday evening, the Shippensburg University men’s wrestling team faced Elizabethtown for the first dual meet of the year.
Shippensburg University’s field hockey team won its first PSAC Championship since 2021 this weekend, beating Bloomsburg 2-1 in Friday’s semifinal before taking down East Stroudsburg 2-1 in Sunday's championship match.
After falling on the road to Pitt-Johnstown on Tuesday, Shippensburg University’s volleyball team rallied at home to defeat Kutztown 4-1 and East Stroudsburg 3-0 in two Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchups on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
Shippensburg University’s No. 1 nationally ranked field hockey team split a pair of matches this past week defeating Frostburg State 4-1 on Tuesday before falling in overtime to IUP 1-0 on Wednesday. The Raiders finished undefeated in conference play at 9-0 but suffered their first loss of the season to move to 16-1 overall.
Shippensburg University’s wrestling team traveled to Alvernia College on Saturday to compete in the Tonee Ellis Memorial Invitational. The Raiders placed sixth as a team, scoring 68.5 points.
Shippensburg University’s swimming teams lost at home against Clarion on Friday evening, with the men’s team losing 115-70 and the women by a score of 136-50. The results move each team to 3-4 on the season.
Shippensburg University’s women’s soccer team fought to consecutive draws last week, keeping its postseason hopes alive in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division. The Raiders first held Millersville to a 1-1 tie on Wednesday, due to a last-minute free-kick goal, and followed it up with a 2-2 comeback against East Stroudsburg last Saturday.
Shippensburg University’s men’s soccer team faced off against the East Stroudsburg University Warriors on Saturday afternoon at David See Field after honoring their five seniors in a traditional pre-game ceremony.
Garrett Quinan defended his individual title in the 8K and led Shippensburg University’s men’s cross-country team to a title defense at the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championships on Saturday that were hosted in Kutztown. The women’s team delivered a strong runner-up finish in the championship, led by freshman Ella Hartel, with a seventh-place finish in the individual 6K.
Shippensburg University’s football team was in contention for most of Saturday’s away game against Bloomsburg but ultimately fell 20-10.
Shippensburg University’s women’s soccer Senior Day followed a 1-0 win over Lock Haven on the road on Wednesday.
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.
