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2/25/2012, 6:08pm

SU plays in Play 4 Kay event

Shippensburg University went pink as it held its Play4Kay night on Wednesday when the men’s and women’s basketball teams played host to West Chester for a night of basketball, honoring Kay Yow and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. Fans wearing pink were granted free admission to the women and men’s basketball games and were given free rally towels.


2/25/2012, 6:06pm

SU cannot overcome early deficits in loss

The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team had a week to forget as the Raiders fell in both games to West Chester and Cheyney. On Friday, Heiges Field House was all decked out for Play4Kay night.


2/25/2012, 6:00pm

Athlete Spotlight: Romarr Mayne

Perseverance can be defined as a steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, or a state, especially in spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement.


2/25/2012, 5:52pm

Coach Spotlight: Bertie Landes

It is always a great moment when your career can be summed up by a trip to the Hall of Fame. That is the case for long-time SU field hockey coach Bertie Landes.


2/25/2012, 5:50pm

Athlete of the Week: Amanda Raudabaugh

Amanda Raudabaugh is this week’s Athlete of the Week. Someone who knows a thing or two about breaking SU track records, Raudabaugh recently broke the 22-year-old women’s mark in the 500-meter for indoor track.


2/25/2012, 5:29pm

SU falls in heartbreaker against Warriors

The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team fell to East Stroudsburg University Saturday, 69-64 at Heiges Field House. Despite leading, 34-32, at the half, SU could not hold on to its lead.


2/25/2012, 5:19pm

Pennsylvania mourns the loss of former Penn State coach Joe Paterno after losing battle with lung cancer

A new year has begun and so the calendar changed into 2012. For the last 85 years Joe Paterno has watched the calendar change as he went from a struggling young Italian boy playing ball in the streets of Brooklyn, N.Y, to a hard working quarterback at Brown University, to a legendary head coach at Penn State University, and finally as an icon of the sport of college football.


2/25/2012, 1:14pm

Sasko adjusts to life in America

In the fall of 2010, Sweden native Philip Sasko made a life-altering decision. After spending two years at Stockholm University, Sasko transferred to Shippensburg University where he is a member of the men’s basketball team.