Before we turn the page to the upcoming 2020-21 campaign, let's relive all the success and memorable moments the most-recent athletic year had to offer.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Penn State Harrisburg has announced the cancellation of its 2020 athletic camps, originally scheduled for this summer. Refunds will be issued to all campers in the coming weeks.
As a group, Penn State Harrisburg's varsity intercollegiate athletic programs combined to achieve a grade point average (GPA) of 3.479 during the most-recent athletic campaign.
During these unprecedented times, we will respond with unprecedented resolve. Over the next few weeks, we’ll look back and move forward by highlighting Penn State Harrisburg’s success over the past year, while honoring the people who made it all possible.
In the wake of the ongoing COV-19 outbreak, Penn State University and the Office of the Vice President for Commonwealth Campuses (OVPCC), the NCAA and the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) Presidents’ Council have released statements regarding the decision to cancel all remaining winter and spring athletic competition this season.
Penn State Harrisburg fell to Brevard in the team's first contest of the day before earning its first win of the young season over Clarks Summit in Myrtle Beach, S.C. on Tuesday afternoon, March 10.
Penn State Harrisburg dropped a pair of contests on the first day of the team’s spring break trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. on Sunday, March 8. The Blue & White fell to Centenary (N.J.) 10-3 before being edged 9-7 by Fitchburg State.
Former Millersville assistant and Bloomsburg standout Amanda Baer has been named Penn State Harrisburg softball head coach. She is set to become the Lions’ second head coach since the program’s inception in 2005.
Penn State Harrisburg held its 2019 Student-Athlete Award Ceremony on Sunday evening, April 28 at the Mukund S. Kulkarni Theatre in the Student Enrichment Center, awarding year-end accolades, team MVP honors and scholar-athlete award recognition as part of the celebration of the College’s athletic achievement from the 2018-19 season.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – Thanks to her outstanding efforts on the diamond this season, Penn State Harrisburg softball player Allison Hartman has earned all-conference recognition from the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC).
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team celebrated its senior day, taking on Capital Athletic Conference foe Frostburg State. The Lions took time to celebrate their three graduating seniors Nina Bruno, Carlee Gochenaur, and Allison Hartman.
The Penn State Harrisburg Softball team fell to Christopher Newport in Capital Athletic Conference action. The Lions built an early lead in game one, but could not hold on as the Captains offense proved to be too much.
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team recovered from its 1-0 game one defeat, to beat Southern 10-0 in six innings. The Lions got an outstanding effort in the circle from Allison Hartman who pitched both games allowing just six hits on the day. Kaylee DeMatteo recorded four hits, driving in three RBI's.
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team rallied from an early deficit to defeat Juniata College 4-3 in eight innings in game two of the doubleheader. The Lions got an outstanding pitching performance from Mary-Kate Penczkowski who picked up her second win of the season.
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team traveled to face Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) foe Mary Washington. The Lions captured early leads in both contests, but fell 4-2 in game one and 3-2 in game two
Allison Hartman set Penn State Harrisburg single game strikeouts record in the Lions match up with Capital Athletics Conference foe York College. Hartman struck out 15 Spartans, but the Lions would fall 1-0
After falling to Salisbury University in game one, the Penn State Harrisburg softball team rallied and pushed the Seagulls to their limit, falling 5-4 in extra innings. The Lions were led in game two by Nina Bruno who was 4-5 scoring a pair of runs
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team rallied from a seven run deficit before game two of the non conference doubleheader against Wilson College was called for darkness. Nina Bruno tied the game with a solo home run in the top of the seventh inning.
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team swept Gwynedd Mercy winning game one with a walk-off single from Nina Bruno. The Lions would score four runs in the first and fourth innings of game two, defeating the the Griffins 8-3
The Penn State Harrisburg Softball team swept past Lancaster Bible College, taking game one 3-0 and game game two 10-5. Allison Hartman drove in a pair of RBI's and the win from in the circle in the opening game. Kaylee Simon recorded her first career triple and save in game two, helping the Lions complete the sweep.
The Penn State Harrisburg Softball team return to the diamond where they faced Penn State Berks while battling strong wind gusts and cold temperatures. In game one, Harrisburg would use home runs from Delaney Nevius and Nina Bruno to rally from a four run deficit.
The Penn State Harrisburg Softball team hosted Elizabethtown College in its home opener, splitting the twin-bill. The Lions captured game one, thanks to a two-run single from Kaylee DeMatteo.
Thanks to her strong efforts to begin the 2019 campaign, Penn State Harrisburg’s Allison Hartman has been named the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) Softball Pitcher of the Week.
The Penn State Harrisburg softball team waited out a two and half hour delay before defeating Castleton University 5-1 and falling to Eastern Mennonite 6-4. Allison Hartman had a busy day, picking up her third win of the day while going 3-3 with 3 RBI's in the Lions match up with Eastern Mennonite.
After a three-hour rain delay, Penn State Harrisburg defeated former Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) foe Wesley 3-1 on Sunday, March 3. The Lions' contest against Hilbert College was halted due to heavy rains.
Penn State Harrisburg 2019-20 Season In Review
July 07, 2020Before we turn the page to the upcoming 2020-21 campaign, let's relive all the success and memorable moments the most-recent athletic year had to offer.
