For over 30 years, its stage has hosted titans of the entertainment industry. Next week, the Journey Bank Community Arts Center will be home to dedicated NCAA Division III student-athletes, who will have their well-deserved turn in the spotlight.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology coed archery team is scheduled to open its season on Saturday in the Easton Collegiate Trophy Tournament at Manheim.
The women’s basketball team posted a 2-0 week, allowing it to move into sole possession of second place in the United East Conference standings. Also, archery season gets underway Saturday, and the athletics department is accepting registrations for its eighth annual Girls and Women in Sports Day Clinic, set for Feb. 8.
Pennsylvania College of Technology winter sports teams all tasted victory in conference action, with the women’s basketball team recording its third double-digit-win season in six campaigns under coach Britni Mohney.
After early-week nonconference losses, the Wildcat basketball teams returned to action on Saturday in their first of 12 regular-season-ending United East Conference games.
After a week off for the Christmas holiday, the basketball teams will close out the 2025 portion of their nonconference seasons early this week and, beginning on Saturday, will enter United East Conference play the rest of the way.
Closing out their pre-Christmas schedules, the wrestling and women’s basketball teams both saw action.
In another light week due to fall semester finals, only the men’s wrestling and basketball teams saw action.
The basketball teams split after stepping into United East Conference action for the first time this season, and two wins by the women’s team continued its best start in program history at 9-1, eclipsing the 8-1 start of the 1998-99 team.
In a very light schedule due to the Thanksgiving break, the men’s and women’s basketball teams both secured victories.
Get Penn College News in your inbox each morning.
Subscribe