The Penn College Martial Arts Club hosted one of the most successful training camps in the history of the East Coast Collegiate Karate Union on Saturday and Sunday, as representatives from 10 schools came together for a weekend of intensive training and a Goodwill Tournament in the college's Field House.
Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestlers continue postseason action this week while a host of winter sports athletes were given all-conference honors last week. Wrestling On Saturday, Penn College hosts the National Collegiate Wrestling Association Mid-East Conference Championships.
Ten Pennsylvania College of Technology student-athletes earned spots onto Penn State University Athletic Conference winter all-conference teams.
The basketball season came to an end for the Pennsylvania College of Technology women’s team while the postseason got under way for the college’s wrestling squad last week and the archery season began Sunday. Women's Basketball Squaring off against top-seeded Penn State Brandywine in the PSUAC quarterfinals on Tuesday, eighth-seeded Penn College saw its season come to an end with an 80-62 loss.
UNIVERSITY PARK – Two Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestlers claimed individual championships and two others finished second Saturday during the Penn State University Athletic Conference/United States Collegiate Athletic Association championships at Rec Hall.
Assistant wrestling coach Richard E. Shnyder puts youngsters through a workout during an informal clinic. Tyler Myers, of Centre Hall, takes the upper hand on his way to a 5-2 decision at 157 pounds. Ryan Hart, of Wyalusing, posted a decisive 11-2 win in the 133 weight class. Elementary wrestlers get some tips from Logan A.
Pennsylvania College of Technology women’s basketball and wrestling teams step into postseason play this week. Wrestling With its 48-12 win at Penn State New Kensington on Feb. 4, Penn College moved within one win of completing a perfect Penn State University Athletic Conference regular season. The Wildcats, 5-0, conclude their conference regular season Tuesday hosting Penn State DuBois.
Brian Parker begins his second season as head coach of the Pennsylvania College of Technology archery team with a solid nucleus returning from last season’s squad – which finished second in the nation – and high hopes. The Wildcats open their season Sunday at the Penn State University Invitational. “This year looks to be good. We have a lot of talented individuals,” he said.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's 2012 Penn State University Athletic Conference fall championship teams were recognized during halftime of Sunday's women's basketball game at Bardo Gym. Championship trophies reflect a successful season. Men's Cross-Country The Wildcat cross-country team captured its 10th straight conference championship, eighth in the PSUAC.
Prior to Tuesday’s basketball game against Penn State York, the Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s basketball team honored its five graduating seniors: Nicholas Deleon, Trevor Dietrich, James Fortenberry, Jesse Newman and Adam Smith. Coach Chris Lemasters joins seniors (from left) James Fortenberry, Trevor Dietrich, Nicholas Deleon, Jesse Newman and Adam Smith.
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