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.
April 6 West Chester-9 SU-0 The Shippensburg University women’s tennis team traveled to West Chester to take on PSAC adversary West Chester University on Wednesday, April 6. The Raiders were unable to achieve victory on the South Campus Courts, but they did win close games throughout the process. Two Raiders, senior Emily Cox and freshman Gabbie Binder, both won two games each at No. 2 doubles.
The Shippensburg University men’s roller hockey club put together a spectacular season in 2015-2016.
When you look at the Shippensburg University men’s track-and-field team, you see a team that has completely dominated the competition for the last few years. What is the key to its success?
“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” Jack “Jackie” Robinson once spoke those words and surely not even he could imagine the impact he would make in Major League Baseball, the Civil Rights Movement and the proper treatment of African-Americans during a time when it was almost nonexistent. Robinson was a stellar athlete at the University of California Los Angeles, where he became the first player in Bruins history to win four varsity letters.
The Shippensburg University baseball team rallied late, but could not overcome a six-run deficit in its matchup with non-conference opponent Shepherd University, losing 6-4. Through six innings, it appeared Shepherd had the game well in hand, as it built itself a 6-0 lead.
The Shippensburg University baseball team battled Mansfield University in a four-game weekend series April 1-2.
The Shippensburg University tennis team won both of its matches against Cheyney University on Saturday, picking up its first conference victory in the process. After losing its first two conference matches, the Raiders were finally able to win its first PSAC matchup against the visiting Wolves.
The Shippensburg University softball team split its slate of Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern division games this past week — dropping both games of a two-game series with Millersville University, but ultimately rebounding by sweeping its two-game series with East Stroudsburg University. The first game of the week came Thursday in Millersville where the Raiders fell 7-0 to the Marauders.
The Shippensburg University women’s lacrosse team (3-5, 0-4 PSAC) opened up a three-game home stand against PSAC East rival Millersville University (6-4, 3-3 PSAC). SU had a narrow lead at halftime, 4-3, but Millersville scored five straight goals to take an 8-4 lead. SU scored four more times but could not find the equalizer, dropping the game 9-8.
The Shippensburg University women’s outdoor track-and-field team traveled to the College of William & Mary to compete in the 51st Annual Colonial Relays this past weekend.
The Shippensburg University men’s outdoor track-and-field team spent its weekend at the 51st Colonial Relays held at the College of William & Mary. The weekend held many NCAA-provisional qualifying performances, along with a new school record being set.
