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For the second season in a row, Penn College baseball coach Chris Howard has been named the Penn State University Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. During the recently completed season, Howard guided the Wildcats to a 28-3 PSUAC record and their second straight conference championship. Overall, Penn College was 36-9. "I'm excited.

Over the past 12 years, Pennsylvania College of Technology archery teams have done very well on the national level, but, this year, they rewrote the book. Competing in the 42nd annual U.S.

No. 1 in golf. No. 1 in men's soccer. No. 1 in men's cross-country. No. 1 in tennis. No. 1 in baseball. To say that Pennsylvania College of Technology athletic teams dominated the Penn State University Athletic Conference during the 2008-09 school year would be an understatement. But in recognition of the Wildcats' achievements, the college has been awarded the first Chancellor's Cup.

Five Penn College baseball and softball players received postseason honors from the United States Collegiate Athletic Association. In baseball, senior Devon Liquori (Hawley) and sophomore Mark Shaffer (Hanover) were named to the first team; senior Phil Woodring (Waynesboro) received honorable mention.

HAMPTON, Va. Pennsylvania College of Technology's baseball season ended after just three games in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships and coach Chris Howard said his team never found its stride. "We just didn't play well. The last three games we just couldn't get over the hump. We played bad for three games.

Five Penn College baseball players and two softball players have been named to the Penn State University Athletic Conference All-Conference Team. Honored in baseball are pitchers Adam Thomke (South Williamsport) and Mark Shaffer (Hanover), first baseman Devon Liquori (Hawley), shortstop Phil Woodring (Waynesboro) and center fielder Dane Glick (Belleville).

HAMPTON, Va. Pennsylvania College of Technology kept its title hopes alive in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships on Wednesday morning with a 7-4 loser's-bracket win over Penn State Greater Allegheny. The third-seeded Wildcats, now 36-8 on the year, play No. 4 seed Columbia Union College of Takoma Park, Md., at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at War Memorial Stadium.

HAMPTON, Va. The Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball team stumbled getting out of the gate Tuesday in the first round of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships and is fighting for its playoff life in a loser's bracket game Wednesday morning. The Wildcats lost to Briarcliffe (N.Y.) College, 12-5, and need a win in their 9:30 a.m.

After dominating the East Coast intercollegiate archery scene for the past two months, Pennsylvania College of Technology is set to show itself on the national stage. California, here they come.

Long ago in his baseball career, which included a stint in the major leagues, Pennsylvania College of Technology coach Chris Howard adopted a simple approach: one game at a time.