Wildcat Athletics Articles

Eight returnees and a first-year woman bowler who is putting up numbers as good as the men gives Pennsylvania College of Technology bowling coach Debbie Vincenzes reason to be optimistic. The Wildcats open their season Friday at Summit Lanes in Pocono Summit. "David Florist (sophomore/Horsham) returns and is a much better bowler than he was last year.

Very little separated the top two women's volleyball teams in the Penn State University Athletic Conference. In fact, according to Pennsylvania College of Technology coach Bambi Hawkins, it was just a matter of inches.

After an opening loss to a NCAA Division III opponent, the Pennsylvania College of Technology men's soccer team breezed through the rest of its regular season. The Wildcats thoroughly dominated their opponents, winning all 14 matches and outscoring their foes 75-3, including 11 by shutout.

For the fourth straight season, Pennsylvania College of Technology's women's volleyball team is playoff-bound and has a legitimate shot at winning a conference championship. The Lady Wildcats, under eighth-year coach Bambi Hawkins, completed their regular season with a 16-6 overall record and were 14- 2 in Penn State University Athletic Conference matches.

Senior players from the men's soccer team were spotlighted right before the 3 p.m. start of Saturday's game against Penn State Hazleton. From left in photo are John Vitovsky, Travis Russ, Wesley Miller, coach Enrique Castillo, Abdullah Al-Bahrani, assistant coach Mark Anderson, Joshua Liples and Shane Fuller.

The Campus View/Village team held on to win Sunday's Powder Puff Football game, according to this recap from Jeremy Bottorf, intramural/Fitness Center assistant: Abby Gliem set the tone as she intercepted College West/Rose Street's first pass. The team couldn't cash in on the turnover, though, and the score was 0-0 after the first quarter.

Cross-country runners Greg Kammerle of Willow Grove , a graduate of Upper Moreland High School , and Tamara Pavlov of Lewisburg, a graduate of Lewisburg Area High School , have been named Pennsylvania College of Technology "Co-Student-Athletes of the Week" for Oct. 15-21.

Greg Kammerle became the first Pennsylvania College of Technology men's cross-country runner ever to win back-to-back individual conference championships and Lady Wildcat Tamara Pavlov won her first on Saturday.

Two Pennsylvania College of Technology tennis players won Penn State University Athletic Conference championships over the weekend at University Park and the Wildcats finished third in team competition. Robert Kemrer, a freshman from Milton, took the No. 4 men's singles title, winning in a tie-breaker, and then teamed with Alex Henry, a freshman from Rutherford, N.J., for the No.

Penn State University Athletic Conference championship weekend is on tap for two Pennsylvania College of Technology athletic teams. The men's and women's cross-country teams travel to Penn State Wilkes-Barre on Saturday and the co-ed tennis team is at University Park on Saturday and Sunday. Cross-Country Penn College runners have dominated conference meets during the regular season.