Wildcat Athletics Articles

For the third consecutive season, the Pennsylvania College of Technology women's basketball team has reached the Penn State University Athletic Conference Final Four. Tuesday night, the Lady Wildcats (18-8 overall, 12-4 PSUAC) eliminated Penn State Greater Allegheny, 76-64, at Bardo Gym in the quarterfinals. The win propelled them into a berth in Friday's 6:30 p.m.

For the fifth straight year, Pennsylvania College of Technology bowlers have won Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association championships.

Pennsylvania College of Technology women's and men's basketball teams, as the Nos. 5 and 6 seeds, respectively, enter the Penn State University Athletic Conference playoffs with their work cut out. The Lady Wildcats will host Penn State Greater Allegheny at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Bardo Gym, while the Penn College men travel to Penn State Abington for a 7:30 p.m. tip-off Monday.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's bowling team hopes to put an exclamation mark on what already has been a successful season when it competes this weekend in the Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Conference championships in Philipsburg. Competition will be held in singles and doubles on Saturday at the Moshannon Valley Super Bowl and in team events on Sunday.

Tom Little of Beacon Falls, Conn., a graduate of Woodland Regional High School, has been named Penn College's "Student-Athlete of the Week" for Feb. 9-16. A 6-foot-2 junior forward civil engineering student on the men's basketball team, Little scored 14 points and had 10 rebounds in the Wildcats' game against Penn State Abington Feb. 9.

Before the archery season began, Pennsylvania College of Technology coach Chad Karstetter spoke of his team's potential. It hasn't taken long for that potential to show itself. After two competitions, Karstetter says his Wildcats are right where he wants them to be. "So far, I'm very pleased.

Athletic teams at Pennsylvania College of Technology − along with other members of the Penn State University Athletic Conference − will join the ranks of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association beginning with the 2008-09 academic year, allowing all to compete for national championships. For the USCAA, the addition of the 10 PSUAC schools will bring its membership total to more than 60.

Despite the fact that the Pennsylvania College of Technology archery team graduated two archers who had achieved All-America status four times, coach Chad Karstetter is optimistic about this year's squad. "I look at the team, as a whole, to do fairly well. We definitely will generate enough points to be in the top couple this year, like we have other years," he said. "James Madison was No.

Pennsylvania College of Technology men's volleyball coach Wes Strayer doesn't mince any words when it comes to this season's squad. "I lost all my starters. It's a total rebuilding year," he said as his team prepares for its season opener at 7 p.m. Saturday at Haverford. Despite the lack of collegiate playing experience, Strayer added, "I have some good kids.

alt="stafffaculty exults in victory" class="float-right p-1" src="http://pctoday.pct.edu/wp-content/uploads/Hoops1-thumb2.jpg" align=left > Being down three players didn't affect the student team, but, in the end, the staff/faculty team pulled out a thrilling 72-69 win in Thursday's Staff/Faculty vs. Students basketball game in Bardo Gym. According to a postgame report from Jeremy R.