Shippensburg University’s women’s soccer team took on Millersville University Wednesday afternoon at David See Field but fell short to the Marauders in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) match up.
Shippensburg University’s men’s soccer team hosted two games this week. The Raiders fell to Shepherd University 2-1 on Wednesday and tied East Stroudsburg University 1-1 on Saturday afternoon, with both matches being Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchups.
Shippensburg University’s field hockey team picked up two home wins this past week, with the No. 2-ranked Raiders beating No. 8 Millersville 1-0 on Tuesday before picking up a nonconference victory over Frostburg State 5-1 on Saturday afternoon.
It was an emotional day for Raider athletics during the Shippensburg University versus Messiah women’s tennis match Wednesday. Players and spectators suited up in all pink to show support for head coach Sheila Bush as she coached her final game before beginning cancer treatment.
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.
Shippensburg University´s football team celebrated its first win of the season in a rainy and windy contest against Bloomsburg to open the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division play with a 7-0 win on Saturday.
Men’s Cross Country wins Kutztown’s DII/DIII Challenge, women place 2nd Volleyball drops 3 games at PSAC/MEC crossover tournament. Tennis falls to Jefferson 7-0 and Clarion 4-3 Women’s soccer goes 1-1 for the week Field Hockey splits the week
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.
Shippensburg University’s men’s soccer team lost its winning streak as they fell to Millersville in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchup on Wednesday at David See Field 3-1. On Saturday, the team tied 1-1 with Slippery Rock in their first road game of the season.
Shippensburg University’s football team looked sound on offense this week, but it was not enough in a 28-23 road loss to Seton Hill University.
The Shippensburg University women´s tennis team opened its season with two losses against Chestnut Hill, 7-0, and California (Pa.), 6-1, in two non-conference matchups on Friday and Saturday.
Shippensburg University´s men´s soccer team won a lightning-shortened match against Thomas Jefferson University at home on Saturday afternoon 1-0. The contest at David See Field was called for lightning in the 74th minute.
Shippensburg University’s football team could not find any consistency in its season opener against No. 24 Newberry, falling 14-10 at Seth Grove Stadium on Saturday.
Shippensburg University´s volleyball team had a busy weekend, playing four matches in three days at the Tony Banner Memorial Tournament hosted by Clarion University.
Field Hockey goes 2-0 for the weekend Men´s soccer comes back to win 3-2 over Chestnut Hill Women´s soccer loses to Frostburg State 2-1
Shippensburg University´s cross-country teams competed in the 13th Annual Galen Piper Cross Country Challenge at home on Friday with the men racing a 6K and the women racing a 4K.
Shippensburg University´s men´s and women´s cross-country teams are both eager to start the 2023 season and chase success.
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.
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.
