An emotional weekend at Robb Sports Complex wrapped up a memorable 2016 softball campaign for the Shippensburg University Raiders. The Raiders concluded the road portion of its schedule with a Thursday doubleheader in West Chester.
Welcome back to another week of fantasy baseball. As usual, I hope your team is performing well.
For the Penguins, the third time was the charm. For the first time in three years, the Pittsburgh Penguins have made it past the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, exorcising its playoff demons along the way.
The Shippensburg University women’s tennis squad traveled to Millersville University to take on the Marauders at McComsey Tennis Courts on Saturday, April 16. The Raiders were unsuccessful in defeating the PSAC East opponent, as they lost 9-0. The loss is the 10th thus far for the Shippensburg tennis team, as they slide down to 1-5 in the PSAC East. SU — although suffering the tough defeat — was successful in winning one game at No.1 doubles.
A former Shippensburg University runner with an endless number of accolades can add another one to the list. On April 18, Neely Spence Gracey ran into United States history.
To many people in the United States, April 15 is tax day. For Major League Baseball, however, it is something much different. On April 15, 1947, Jack “Jackie” Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier.
While it is still early in the season, these next few weeks begin to reveal which player’s hot streaks are legitimate, and which ones were a fluke.
They say college is a blur full of memories that last a lifetime. Shippensburg University senior Megan Lundy sprinted her way through campus while maintaining a 4.0 cumulative GPA and winning two PSAC Top 10 awards. On Wednesday, Lundy was nominated for the 2015-2016 PSAC Winter Top 10 award for women’s indoor track and field.
The Shippensburg University baseball team was not perfect last week, but it sure was close. The Raiders offense was on full display in its five-game slate, as the squad put itself in playoff position, and secured its first Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division series win of the year.
Spring is a season of new beginnings, and April 16 marked the official start of the 2016 Shippensburg University football season.
The Shippensburg University men’s outdoor track and field broke many conference and school records at the track and field meet held at Bucknell University this past weekend.
The Shippensburg University women’s outdoor track-and-field team had a great weekend at the Bucknell University meet. Saturday, April 16 Sophomore Tamara Ovejera was the highlight of the first day of competition, with a record-breaking performance in the discus.
Game 1 – Wednesday, April 13 Ship – 2 IUP – 1 Indiana University of Pennsylvania traveled to Shippensburg University’s Robb Field on April 13 to take on the Raiders in a highly competitive doubleheader.
Danny Willett was not expected to even show up to the Masters this week, as he was the last person to register for the tournament, Willett, 28, walked off the 18th hole fairway as a Masters Champion and as a new father.
The stage is set; All 16 teams are locked in for the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs. There is a diverse group of teams this year, with many familiar faces and a couple new ones all looking to win the coveted Lord Stanley’s Cup. West Chicago Blackhawks vs.
The Shippensburg University women’s lacrosse team lost this Saturday in a road match against Seton Hill University.
It took 81 games, but the Philadelphia Flyers have clinched a wild card position in the 2016 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs.
As the first week of the MLB season came to a close, it became time to start thinking about making some early adjustments to your roster.
The Shippensburg University baseball team snuck away with one win in five matchups versus Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference competition this past week. The team beat East Stroudsburg University once, 9-6, but dropped the remaining three games of the four-game series 6-2, 11-8 and 3-1.
