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The Pennsylvania College of Technology women's volleyball team is seeded No. 3 and will host No. 6 Penn State Beaver at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Bardo Gymnasium on West Third Street in first-round action of the Pennsylvania State Collegiate Athletic Association playoffs. The Wildcats were 13-3 during the conference's regular season and 16-6 overall. In a preseason tournament Aug.

Although details have yet to be announced, three Pennsylvania College of Technology fall sports teams will be in Penn State University Athletic Conference playoff action this week. On Tuesday, the women's volleyball team steps into action and, on Saturday, the cross-country and coed tennis teams will look to defend their championships.

Pennsylvania College of Technology golfers rallied Tuesday to finish second in the Penn State University Athletic Conference championships and fifth in the United States Collegiate Athletic Conference national tournament.

Freshman Jake Shedden, of Canton, was named the United States Collegiate Athletic Association's Cross-Country Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 10. Shedden, a graduate of North Penn High School, won and set a course record at the Albright Invitational on Oct. 9 with a time of 27:27 in the 8K race. The Wildcats placed second overall.

The Wildcat Dance Team unfurls its 'Name the Wildcat' banner A winning Wildcat moment Results of a myPCT portal survey to decide the name of the Penn College athletic mascot were announced during this past weekend's Homecoming activities, and the winner is ...

During the recent Homecoming 2010 activities, Pennsylvania College of Technology presented Outstanding Varsity Athletic Alumni Awards to Amber L. Dreese, of Williamsport, and Matthew R. Haile, of Sunbury. Dreese graduated in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in applied human services.

Six Pennsylvania College of Technology golfers will vie for individual and team honors Monday and Tuesday in the Penn State University Athletic Conference and United States Collegiate Athletic Association championships.

The freshmen/sophomore team came into Friday's Homecoming Powder Puff Football game with only 12 players, a week of organized practice, new coaches and huge hearts. The older team dominated the game from the start, but not once did any player or coach from the underclasses complain, get upset or stop trying, said intramural assistant Jeremy R.

The key to winning championships is peaking at the right time, and Pennsylvania College of Technology golf coach Matt Haile said there's no better time to do so than now. "We started off pretty strong with a win at our home course, but Mont Alto was ahead of us by several strokes (after that) and we were consistent with taking second.

Thursday's inaugural Homecoming Flag Football Game, a matchup between a freshman/sophomore team and its junior/senior counterpart, predictably offered ample excitement for players and spectators alike. Jeremy R.