Wildcat Athletics Articles

Vol. 8, No. 39 (Through Sunday, May 9) Penn College Wildcat Tales Talented and outstanding shooters, seasoned veterans and depth: the Pennsylvania College of Technology archery squad has all of the ingredients needed to challenge for the national team championship. "Every year, I wonder how we can achieve more than we did the previous year.

More than 120 people attended Penn College's Spring Sports Banquet on Monday in the Mountain Laurel Room of the Thompson Professional Development Center. Athletics staff, administration, special guests, coaches and players gathered to honor the men's and women's basketball, dance, archery, bowling, men's volleyball, baseball and softball teams.

A variety of summer camps will be offered by Pennsylvania College of Technology's AthleticsDepartment in the coming months: School's Out Tennis Camp June 17-19 Open to males and females, ages 10-18 This camp will focus on the technical, tactical, mental and fitness aspects of tennis.

Vol. 8, No. 38 (Through Sunday, May 2) Penn College Wildcat Tales Pennsylvania College of Technology's softball team placed third and its baseball team fourth during Penn State University Athletic Conference playoffs over the weekend. The softball team went 1-2 in games at Nittany Lion Field in State College to close out a 14-13 campaign overall, 11-8 in all conference games.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's baseball and softball teams step into Penn State University Athletic Conference playoffs Saturday the baseball team seeking its third straight championship and the softball team hoping to get back to the top after placing second the last two seasons.

Twice delayed by rain, the annual Powder Puff Football game between On- and Off-Campus women finally was played Tuesday night. Off-Campus struck early, as Jess Foutz connected with Jackie Smith on a touchdown pass to go ahead 7-0. After an On-Campus punt, Amanda Reedy intercepted a Foutz pass to get the ball back.

Wildcat archery coach Chad Karstetter this week honored "five irreplaceable seniors (who) represent Penn College as outstanding athletes, as well as outstanding students." Senior Day festivities were held in the Field House on Sunday, amid the two-day Eastern Regional Intercollegiate Archery Championship. Graduating archers are: Brock J.

Vol. 8, No. 37 (Through Sunday, April 25) Penn College Wildcat Tales Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball and softball teams are headed into double-elimination postseason Penn State University Athletic Conference playoff action this weekend.

It looked like it was going to be a long afternoonat the Penn College vs. Lycoming College softball game, even though a Wildcat intramural team began by scoring four runs in the first inning on home runs by Evan Greene and Brandon Sauers and hits by Ben Vincent, Greg Solyak, Chris Bunda and John Kulick.

Third-baseman Amber J. Claar, scheduled to graduate next month with a degree in health information technology, was honored during a Senior Day ceremony at Tuesday's women's softball game at Elm Park.