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A variety of intramural activities have been announced for the Field House and other facilities. The Field House and outdoor basketball court/ice rink are located on the west end of the Pennsylvania College of Technology campus; the Field House is the location for indoor intramural activities and open gym. Field House/Outdoor Basketball Court Hours* Monday-Friday 1-11 p.m.

Even while its teams were competing in national tournaments, seven Pennsylvania College of Technology soccer players were named United States Collegiate Athletic Association All-Americans. Earning First-Team All-American honors for the Penn College women were Hannah McCracken (Williamsport), Bridget Metzger (Montoursville) and Chelsey Holmes (Hughesville).

Four Pennsylvania College of Technology athletic teams in three sports will be in uncharted waters this week when they compete in United States Collegiate Athletic Association national championships for the first time.

Three Pennsylvania College of Technology teams men's soccer, men's cross-country and coed tennis captured Penn State University Athletic Conference championships over the weekend.

Vol. 7, No. 11 Recent Results/Upcoming Games (Through Oct. 26) Men's Soccer Overall record: 13-0 PSUAC record: 11-0 Wednesday, Oct. 22 host Penn State Abington in PSUAC semifinal, W, 4-0 Saturday, Oct. 25 PSUAC championship at Penn State's Jeffrey Field vs. Penn State York, W, 1-0 Wednesday-Friday, Oct.

For the second straight season, men's soccer teams from Pennsylvania College of Technology and Penn State York will square off for the Penn State University Athletic Conference championship. The match is set for 6 p.m. Saturday at Jeffrey Field on Penn State's main campus.

Already enjoying its best season since 2004, when it went unbeaten and won a conference championship, the Pennsylvania College of Technology tennis team is poised for more this year. The Wildcats, 10-2 during the regular season, go into this weekend's Penn State University Athletic Conference championships as a favorite along with Penn State York, according to first-year coach Aimee Plastow.

Pennsylvania College of Technology cross-country coach Mike Paulhamus has confidence that his men's team will capture its sixth straight conference championship this weekend, and he is optimistic that his women's squad can win its first since 2004.

Statistics compiled by the Pennsylvania College of Technology men's soccer team during the regular season are impressive. It went undefeated (11-0 overall and 9-0 in the Penn State University Athletic Conference) and it outscored its opposition 40-4, including nine shutouts. But Enrique Castillo, in his third season as head coach, hopes that is just the beginning.

Invitations have been extended, and four Pennsylvania College of Technology athletic teams are headed to United States Collegiate Athletic Association national championships, according to Douglas Byerly, the college's director of athletics. This is the college's first year in the USCAA. The Penn College men's soccer team (11-0 overall record) will compete Oct.