Penn State Harrisburg to Add Track and Field in 2014-15Middletown, Pa. – Penn State Harrisburg announced today that it will add an intercollegiate men’s and women’s track and field program. The teams will begin competing in the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) in 2014-15 during the indoor and outdoor seasons.[read more]
Take a swing at golf to benefit Penn State Harrisburg athleticsEnjoy a round of golf while supporting local athletes and be automatically entered to play for a chance to win $1 million at the fourth annual Penn State Harrisburg Golf Tournament, sponsored by Orthopedic Associates of Lancaster, Ltd. and Nittany Village. To be held Sept. 27 at 8:00 a.m. at the Colonial Golf and Tennis Club.[read more]
May 16, 2013
Penn State Harrisburg's incredible 2013 season came to an end on Thursday, May 16 when the Lions fell to Johns Hopkins in the Regional Round of the NCAA championship tournament. The Blue & White fought back from an early two-run deficit to tie the game in the seventh inning before the Blue Jay bats got hot in the final stanzas...[read more]
May 15, 2013
Penn State Harrisburg hung tough with Kean in the early innings of the team's first game of the NCAA championship tournament on Wednesday, May 15. After falling behind, the Lions roared back in the top of the ninth but ultimately fell 12-7 to the 10th ranked team in the nation and the top-seed in the tourney's Mid-Atlantic Region...[read more]
Rieley Loch SoftballRieley was named the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) South Division Rookie of the Year this past week for her stellar play during her freshman campaign. She slugged .538 on the year with 42 hits, nine doubles, three triples, two homeruns, 20 RBI and 63 total bases, placing her in the top-11 among the conference leaders in each of those categories. She also scored 26 runs and swiped five bags while batting a team-best .359 through 37 games.
Dalton Trolinger BaseballDalton helped lead Penn State Harrisburg to its first-ever North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) championship over the weekend and was named the NEAC Tournament's Most Valuable Player. Over the course of the tournament's three games (a 9-1 victory over Penn State Abington and a pair of 4-3 wins over Penn State Berks), he racked up six hits, four runs, two RBIs, four walks, a stolen base and an impressive .600 batting average.
