After winning the Big Ten regular-season conference title, the Penn State men’s soccer team earned multiple Big Ten awards for their successful season including Bob Warming taking home Coach of the Year honors.
This past weekend was an up and down one for Penn State Athletics. Field Hockey saw its season come to an end while Men's and Women's Basketball both came away victorious in season openers at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Last night, Penn State Men's Basketball (@PennStateMBB) overcame 17 turnovers and 21 missed three-point attempts on its way to a 65-58 season opener win over the St. Francis (PA) Red Flash. Suffice to say, this game wasn't pretty at all, but the Nittany Lions showed promise in a few key areas, especially in getting to the free throw line.
Penn State increased their home winning streak to 20 games, as they quickly disposed of the Illini on Thursday, three sets to none. Deja McClendon had 11 kills to lead the team, and Katie Slay had 5 blocks. Freshman Kendall Pierce had two aces, and deserves a special shoutout for holding serve for a 14-point run in the third set.
It’s finally here. College basketball season is upon us. Tonight Penn State will open their season at the Bryce Jordan Center against St. Francis. It is the second year under Pat Chambers and the program should take some significant strides forward this season.
As Thanksgiving approaches, Penn State Athletics is partnering with the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank to sponsor "Stuff a Blue Bus!," a canned food drive for needy families in the region. Want to donate? Check out where you can drop off items inside.