Athletics Articles

The Pennsylvania College of Technology women’s tennis team is scheduled to begin its season this week while the college baseball and softball teams went a combined 7-10 as they got their seasons underway south of the border last week. Women’s Tennis After his team went winless (0-4) during its fall season, fifth-year coach Robert Kemrer is hopeful of a better spring.

A student checks the impression she made of a student-athlete’s upper teeth and palate, which she’ll use to create a plaster mold. Student Melissa K. Stabley, of Williamsport, watches as Erica L. Houck, of Wrightsville, separates a plaster mold from its impression. A mouthguard will be formed around the plaster mold.

With their campaigns recently ended, Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s and women’s basketball coaches took some time to reflect on their respective seasons while the baseball team got its season underway. Men’s Basketball “Obviously, record-wise (3-21 overall) it was a little disappointing,” first-year coach Ryan Callahan said.

The victors are joined by coach Allie Kennell, whose career record goes to 1-0. Chris Howard prepares an inbound play. Student MVP Jeremy Rall shows off his plaque ... ... and puts on his "game face" with teammates. The staff/faculty team was ready for revenge at Monday night's basketball rematch against a student squad.

Pennsylvania College of Technology junior Jordan A. Courter and senior LaQuinn N. Thompson were recognized as the institution’s top scholar-athletes at the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania Winning Combination event held Thursday at Lycoming College. From left: Penn College Director of Athletics Scott E.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's Athletics Department hosted its second annual Girls & Women in Sports Day Clinic on Saturday. Sixteen student-athletes from softball, soccer, volleyball and basketball instructed more than 35 local elementary-aged girls in their respective sports. Each girl had the opportunity to participate in all four sports.

Baseball and softball openers loom for Pennsylvania College of Technology with early-season games scheduled in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, while seasons ended last week for the men’s and women’s basketball teams with two Wildcat players earning all-North Eastern Athletic Conference honors for the first time.

The season ended this past week for Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestlers, and the basketball season will conclude Tuesday with road games. Wrestling Competing last Sunday in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships at Penn State’s Rec Hall, Penn College finished fifth among 11 teams with 65.5 points.

Penn College martial arts coach George T. Vance Jr. (right foreground) demonstrates during a November belt promotion ... ... and patrols Bardo Gym to assess his members' performance. In what is becoming an annual winter event, the Shotokan Karate club hosted the East Coast Collegiate Karate Union camp and tournament this past weekend. Penn College club members Eric M. Russell, Carlos A.

Playing all of their games in North Eastern Athletic Conference action last week, the Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s and women’s basketball teams went a combined 0-4. The regular season concludes this week as each team plays four games, with their finales on Saturday at Bardo Gymnasium. Wildcat wrestlers also close out their season Saturday, at Muhlenberg College.