Wildcat Athletics Articles

Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball and softball teams opened their Penn State University Athletic Conference seasons with mixed results last week as the baseball team won both of its games and the softball squad dropped two.

The Penn College Martial Arts Club Team participated in their final karate tournament of the season Saturday at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va.  Jonell A. Murray, Alexander J. Hilton, and Jonathan E. Harris made the long trip and competed well: Hilton placed third in kumite (sparring) in the beginner division and Harris placed third in the intermediate division.

Mother Nature wasn’t kind to the Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball and softball teams last week as all seven games either were postponed or canceled due to the weather.

Mother Nature wasn’t kind to the Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball and softball teams last week as all seven games either were postponed or canceled due to the weather.

Pennsylvania College of Technology head wrestling coach Schuyler Frey has been honored with the 2013 Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling Adult Recognition Award. The award is given to an individual who has made significant contributions to the sport of wrestling in the state.  It is voted upon by members of the 11 areas that comprise the PJW, as well as its executive board.

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.

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.

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.