Athletics Articles

Pennsylvania College of Technology had one small-college wrestling All-American while its baseball and softball teams posted a combined five wins and nine losses during action in Myrtle Beach, S.C., last week.

It will be a busy week for Pennsylvania College of Technology athletes as the softball team starts its season, the wrestling team competes in the small-college nationals and the baseball team is in action in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Softball With a more experienced squad than he had a year ago, Penn College coach Roger Harris has high hopes for this season.

With a combined tenure of 26 years, women’s volleyball head coach Bambi A. Hawkins and men’s cross-country head coach Michael J. Paulhamus have announced their retirement from their respective positions at Pennsylvania College of Technology. “Both of these coaches have brought much success to Penn College,” said Director of Athletics Scott E. Kennell.

Lady Wildcats serve their community Seven members of the Penn College softball team, representing the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, recently participated in a community-service project at Christ Episcopal Church in Williamsport. The girls helped active church members with their monthly soup kitchen and assisted in food preparation, setup, serving and cleanup. From left are Katie L.

Keynoter Kelsey A. Coppersmith, Class of 2012 Keepsake journals were provided to attendees. Guests move through the buffet line. Spring color accents the table. Student-athletes gather with coaches, family members. The eighth annual Women in Sports Day was held Sunday in Penn's Inn, hosting 65 current and prospective Penn College student-athletes, coaches and guests.

Baseball season is set to open, seven wrestlers are headed for the small-college nationals and four basketball players earned national postseason honors. It was a good week for Pennsylvania College of Technology athletics. Baseball “The guys have worked hard, even in the fall.

A cat-hatted Eileen Harrington captivates her young audience. Taking a bow Zachary J. Buterbaugh shares a page-turner of a story.

Victorious student team A shot from the corner Hard-fighting staff/faculty challengers Members of the Penn College community know just how hot Bardo Gym can get, but, on Wednesday night, 102 was not the temperature: It was a basketball team of students that brought the heat! With only five players – four of them in double figures – the students defeated a staff/faculty team, 102-61.

The United States Collegiate Athletic Association announced its 2012-13 Winter Sports All-Americans and All-Academic Team winners at the national basketball championship banquet Tuesday night.

Penn College's bowling club team finished its season at the Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association state tournament, held Feb. 16-17 at the Moshannon Valley Super Bowl in Philipsburg. Coach Bret Nogle provided this recap of the teams' performance: Men’s "The beginning of the season for the men proved to foreshadow what was to come the rest of the year.