Ireland native Nealon looks to make impact with Raiders
(09/22/20 4:00pm)
For many people, the move from one country to another is a process filled with stress, anxiety and anxiousness.
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For many people, the move from one country to another is a process filled with stress, anxiety and anxiousness.
After three varsity letters in high school, the transition to collegiate soccer was a breeze for Shippensburg University junior midfield/forward, K.K. O’Donnell.
Shippensburg University tight end David Balint III, is coming off one of the best seasons one could ask for out of the tight end position.
Alison Feeney is the newest member of the Shippensburg University athletics staff. Officials hired her as the women’s tennis coach Aug. 31.
For three years at Shippensburg University, Charles Headen and Winston Eubanks were a dynamic duo on the football field. However, these two have been around each other for much longer than that.
Former Shippensburg University basketball star Justin McCarthur left SU as one of the greatest to ever step on the Heiges Field House court. Now, he will continue his legacy professionally after landing a deal in Lithuania.
Former Shippensburg University two-sport athlete, Gabriella Johnson is the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s (PSAC) nominee for the 2020 NCAA Female of the Year Award.
Former Shippensburg University forward, Dustin Sleva cemented his name in the SU record books and is now entering his third season of what looks to be a promising career in professional basketball overseas.
If this was a normal season, Shippensburg University quarterback Brycen Mussina would only be weeks away from his third season as the Raiders’ signal caller.
The suspensions and cancellations of sport seasons have become common news over the past few months. However, former Shippensburg University infielder Tommy Baggett is one athlete who still found himself on the diamond playing professional baseball.
After waiting months to hear the fate of his second season in professional baseball, former Shippensburg University pitcher Michael Hope learned that he would not be taking the mound this season due to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced in a press release Wednesday morning that all athletic events and championships through the 2020 fall semester are officially suspended in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Shippensburg University pitcher Kyle Lysy, a senior and catcher Chase Zurawski, junior are back on the diamond after a three-month absence from the game due to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Shippensburg University outfielder Kayla Bonawitz is a member of the 2020 Academic All-District 2 Softball Team after being selected by the College Sports Information Directors Association of America (CoSIDA).
Shippensburg University senior Sarah Womer is the fourth recipient of the Amanda K. Strous Memorial Field Hockey Scholarship and will serve as a Raiders’ team captain for the 2020 season.
As the light at the end of the COVID-19 coronavirus tunnel ever so slowly materializes, a difficult decision burdens the signal-callers of the world of sports: Should professional sports leagues reboot their seasons, even if the structure of the product does not resemble what it was designed to be?
Shippensburg University athletes are caught in a state of limbo and are prohibited from having direct contact with any of their coaches regarding workouts until May 8.
After a stellar four-year career at Shippensburg, former Red Raider wide receiver Kyle Haines hopes to hear his name called in this weekend’s 2020 NFL Draft.
Jake Biss established himself as a star just two years into his Shippensburg University basketball career.
The 2019-20 season was one of success and continued development for Ariel Jones, the top player on the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team.