The Shippensburg University football team put up 41 points in the first half of Saturday’s Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference crossover against Slippery Rock University — including three touchdowns in the final 4:24 before halftime, en route to a 55-35 victory over The Rock from SU Student Association Field at Seth Grove Stadium.
A goal from junior Oli Templeton in the 87th minute on Saturday night allowed the Shippensburg University men’s soccer team to pull out a 1-1 draw after two scoreless overtimes with No.
The Shippensburg University football team will head to East Stroudsburg University after two convincing wins against formidable opponents in Shepherd University and Slippery Rock University. The Raiders defeated Shepherd, 38-28, two weeks ago, its first win against the Rams since 2004.
The Shippensburg University women’s volleyball team faced a solid set of opponents Saturday at the Minnesota Duluth Classic but fought hard and earned a split, rallying from a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Minnesota Crookston University to sweep Bemidji State University. SU dropped its first match of the day to the Golden Eagles by scores of 25-16, 25-22 and 25-18.
The last seven years of defeat were finally erased as the Shippensburg University football team overcame a 28-17 halftime deficit en route to a convincing 38-28 victory against Shepherd University in the 15th Annual Great Valley Classic from Seth Grove Stadium on Saturday.
The Shippensburg University women’s team fared worse than the men’s team and will have a lot to improve on in the upcoming season.
The Shippensburg University Volleyball team will look to improve on a promising 2011 season as it open plays Aug.
After a year that is best left forgotten, the Shippensburg women’s tennis team takes to the courts again this September to try to make an impact in the 2012-2013 season.
The Shippensburg University men’s soccer team will look to bolster its record after recording an above- average season last year.
Sept. 1, 2012 marks a new year for the Shippensburg University football team as it looks to improve on its 7-4 mark a season ago and forge ahead in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s (PSAC) upper echelon.
The Shippensburg University’s field hockey team has been putting on a clinic in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference the last few years and this year proves to be no exception. The field hockey team had a solid season last year, finishing with an undefeated 10-0 record against the PSAC and finishing 17-4 overall.
The Shippensburg men’s cross-country team had an impressive team last year, finishing in the Top 3 in five out of their eight total contests of last fall but will need to replace their star runner from last year.
A new sports season brings us a whole new crop of young student athletes trying to help SU excel in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). For our first issue we decided that the best way to bring attention to our student athletes is with a player to watch.
The men’s and women’s intramural volleyball championships were held on Sunday night at the Shippensburg University’s Recreational Center as team Puzzles and team Look Up looked to capture the men’s crown while team Balls of Fire and team Blair Hits Project duked it out for the a chance at the coveted intramural crown.
Neely Spence is changing courses in her running career; this time it is with her coach. Spence, a standout star on the Shippensburg University track-and-field team and medalist at the Pan-Am games, will move to Michigan to work under Keith and Kevin Hanson of the Hansons-Brooks Original Distance Project in Rochester Hills.
Emily Estep struck out a career-high 15 batters in Game 2 at Millersville on Saturday afternoon as the Shippensburg University softball team won 5-2 to force a doubleheader split with the Marauders and clinch the No.
The Shippensburg University softball team fell in the first game, and took advantage of a blown call in the last inning of Game 2 to inch its way closer to a playoff berth after a Friday series against visiting Kutztown University.
The Shippensburg University women’s lacrosse team honored its five seniors before Saturday afternoon’s home clash with No.
The boxing ring is a place where champions are born and where losing is not an option. At Shippensburg University, there is only one name that rises above the rest — Terrance Griffin.
