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After impressive season-opening wins against Gannon University, the Shippensburg University men’s and women’s swim teams traveled to take on Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). The men moved to 2–0 with a 112–93 win, while the women fell short, 122–80.
The Shippensburg University men’s soccer team pulled out another impressive win in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), downing Bloomsburg University, 2–1, on a sunny Wednesday afternoon from David See Field.
Heartbreakers have been on the menu the last few weeks as the Shippensburg University football team dropped another hard-fought contest, this time against LIU Post by a score of 41–39.
Midfielder JJ Saukko (No. 5) scored his first collegiate goal in the win against UPJ after beating Bloomsburg.
Kepner (center) walks to midfield with family during halftime.
Samantha Webber (No. 12) and Emily Hangen (No. 13) rise up to block a shot.
Jeff Beyer starred once again in the pool at IUP. The men’s team followed up an impressive opening win against Gannon with its first win against IUP since 2010.
Senior quarterback Chase Yocum (No. 15) had one of SU’s two rushing touchdowns against LIU Post. Yocum is used in many red zone situations as a read option quarterback. He has a handful of short touchdown runs so far this season. Yocum has as many touchdowns on the ground (3) as the combined running back core.
The women’s swim team swam well overall against IUP, but it didn’t result in the same success that the team had in their opening meet against Gannon.
The Shippensburg University field hockey team defeated Mansfield University, 2-1, in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) matchup on Saturday afternoon from the Robb Sports Complex.
Jazmin Petrantonio (No. 28) is tied for first in goals in the PSAC with 13 so far.
Shippensburg University is witnessing one of the best teams in its history enjoy a dominating spell at the top of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).
Wednesday marked the sixth victory of the season for the Shippensburg University men’s soccer team, as the Raiders took down the defending conference champions in East Stroudsburg University in an away game, 1–0.
The Shippensburg University football team was looking to bounce back after a pair of difficult losses in a row when it traveled to No. 12-ranked West Chester to take on the Golden Rams in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) rivalry.
Emily Hangen serves as an assist machine on offense for the Raiders this season.
Gabriella Johnson led the team in kills in the win against East Stroudsburg.
Patrick Luebben was honored on Saturday as one of several seniors on the soccer squad. He has been a vocal and performance leader for the team since arriving from Germany in 2015.
Receiver Josh Gontarek led the team with 151 yards in the loss to West Chester.
Defensive end Richard Nase (No. 8) and the SU defense played well against a top-ranked West Chester offense, limiting it to 16 points below its season average.
The Shippensburg University women’s soccer team dropped two games this past week as the offense struggled against Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) rivals East Stroudsburg University and Seton Hill University.
