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Volleyball Picks Up Two Straight-Set Wins

 Shippensburg University’s volleyball team had a stellar week, picking up wins in both the home opener on Tuesday against Jefferson University and the conference opener at Shepherd University on Friday. Junior Emily Gardner was at the forefront of both victories, getting double-digit kills in each match. 


Football’s strong start does not last in loss to IUP

 Shippensburg football got out to a 7-0 lead on their first drive on the road against IUP this past Saturday but didn’t score again until the 4th quarter in a 49-14 loss. The Raiders’ defense held quite strong early in the contest, only trailing 14-7 at the half, but a 21-point 3rd quarter from the Crimson Hawks put the game out of reach. 


‘Hotel California’ brings Eagles’ hits to Shippensburg

Hotel California: A Salute to the Eagles brought the ’70s band’s distinct country and rock sounds to Shippensburg this past weekend when they performed at the Luhrs Center on Sept. 8. Their set was quite diverse, with slower songs early on and most of the heavy rockers coming after the intermission, before finishing with some non-Eagles covers.


Field hockey plans to finish the job after coming close in 2022

Many would describe the Raiders’ 2022 field hockey season as phenomenal. But for a team that had won four of the past five national championships, losing to East Stroudsburg in the title game was a disappointment.  This year’s main goal is simple: go all the way.


ShipRec Offers Club and Intramural Sports for Fall Semester

  ShipRec will be hosting a variety of club and intramural sports available to all students, athletes or not, for the fall semester. Club sports compete against clubs from other colleges, while intramural sports are mainly just against fellow Shippensburg students.


Baseball Swept by #11 East Stroudsburg

   The Shippensburg Raiders baseball team dropped a three-game series to East Stroudsburg this past weekend, dropping to 16-12 on the season and 4-5 in PSAC play. Shippensburg’s bats were quiet throughout the series, only scoring three runs total across the three games.