Penn College's Student Athlete Advisory Committee delivered almost 700 books to a local child care facility on Monday, an astounding number of donations over a matter of mere days.
Relieved. Pumped. Grateful. Excited. Anticipation. They were the one-word reactions expressed by Pennsylvania College of Technology coaches after it was announced Feb. 26 that spring sports competition would resume for their teams.
Members of the Penn College esports team compete last weekend in the Wildcat Den on the second floor of Madigan Library. The third annual PA Cup esports championships took place Saturday, when Penn College teams competed against 17 counterparts from 11 schools in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania College of Technology will return to formal competition for spring sports in 2021 in coordination with a unanimous decision by the North Eastern Athletic Conference Presidents' Council and Board of Athletic Directors, it was announced Friday. The decision affects baseball, softball, men's lacrosse, men's and women's tennis, and men's golf at Penn College.
Eighteen students, including members of the Wildcat men’s soccer team, women’s basketball team and Theta Phi Alpha sorority, volunteered their time and wrote heartfelt and cheerful messages on Valentine’s Day cards for residents of the nearby Manor Care nursing facility, totaling more than 750 cards. After Saturday's event, Shannon L.
The latest edition of Wildcat Weekly, the recap of sports news shared with more than 100 news outlets and student-athletes' hometown newspapers throughout each semester, amplifies the previously announced development for Pennsylvania College of Technology's baseball and softball teams. Home, sweet home.
Pennsylvania College of Technology will soon have a new home for its Wildcat baseball and softball teams, thanks to a partnership with the Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce.
The loss of the fall and more recently winter sports seasons to the coronavirus pandemic allows time for reflection on some past achievements of student-athletes at Pennsylvania College of Technology and its forerunner, Williamsport Area Community College. Among them: The Moment: Wrestling team wins three conference championships and then adds another five straight titles.
The loss of the fall and more recently winter sports seasons to the coronavirus pandemic allows time for reflection on some past achievements of student-athletes at Pennsylvania College of Technology and its forerunner, Williamsport Area Community College. Among them: The Moment: Men’s cross-country 10 straight championships. When it happened: 2003-12.
A gift from the family of area entrepreneur and real estate developer Dan Klingerman will fund renovation of the Wildcat Athletics office suite at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The family’s recent donation will also establish the Klingerman Family Wrestling Fund at the college.
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