Thirty students receive PSUAC Academic All-Conference honor
1/11/13
Thirty student-athletes at Penn State Beaver were honored by the Penn State University Athletic Conference as Academic All-Conference for the fall semester.
Thirty student-athletes at Penn State Beaver were honored by the Penn State University Athletic Conference as Academic All-Conference for the fall semester.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) has named Lloyd Irons, a freshman guard from Penn State Lehigh Valley, as this week's PSUAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week. Irons is currently ranked second in the PSUAC for points per game with 21.4, and he is also ranked second in rebounds per game with 10.4.
Two other Penn State Lehigh Valley athletes also received awards this week. Allyson Niemi, a freshman at the campus, was named First Team All-Conference in the 2012 PSUAC Tennis All-Conference Honors. Junior Mo James also received an Honorable Mention in the same conference.
Two sophomore liberal arts majors at Penn State Beaver were named to the 2012 Penn State University Athletic Conference Volleyball All-Conference Team. Natalie Gamble, of McKees Rocks, Pa., was named Second Team All-Conference. For the season, she had 135 kills, 19 service aces and a conference-leading 64 blocks, 48 of which were solo. She also had 99 digs. Kayona Ward, of Beaver Falls, Pa., was named All-Conference Honorable Mention. This season she had 79 kills as well as a 39 blocks, 35 of which were solo.
Penn State Brandywine has a lot to celebrate, as several of its community members -- junior Bobbi Caprice, retired Assistant Professor of Kinesiology Dan Doran and Tennis Coach Lloyd Vernon -- were honored with awards from the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) at its annual Awards Luncheon May 21.
Monday, May 7
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Penn State Beaver 15, Robert Morris University-Springfield 13
Softball - PSUAC Championship - Penn State Beaver 2, Penn State Mont Alto 1
Tuesday, May 8
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - The Apprentice School 1, Penn State Beaver 0
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Penn State Beaver 11, Robert Morris University-Springfield 1
Wednesday, May 9
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Southern Virginia University 13, Penn State Beaver 2
Tuesday, May 15
Softball - USCAA Tournament: First Round - Lindenwood University 8, Penn State Beaver 3
Softball - USCAA Tournament: Second Round - Penn State Beaver 3, St. Joseph's College 2
Wednesday, May 16
Softball - Briarcliffe College 3, Penn State Beaver 1
Softball - Penn State Beaver 4, Lindenwood University 3
For games scores and play-by-play details or for any information about Beaver athletics, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or BJ Bertges, assistant athletic director, at bjb36@psu.edu or 724-773-3845.
The Penn State Beaver men's basketball team (21-5, 16-2 PSUAC) were in the final four round of the PSUAC playoffs, but were defeated by Penn State Wilkes-Barre 86-83. Beaver moves on to the USCAA National Tournament beginning Tuesday, March 6.
Penn State Beaver's Lady Lions (15-10, 12-4 PSUAC) played in the final four round of the PSUAC playoffs, but lost to Penn State Brandywine 63-49. The women finished their season with a 15-10 record overall and 12-4 in the PSUAC.
For continuous updates, play-by-play action, and game scores, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or BJ Bertges, assistant athletic director, bjb36@psu.edu or 724-773-3845.
Sophomore Rasheed Wilkins is on his way to becoming a Penn State Brandywine legend. As of Thursday, Feb. 9, the men's basketball team guard is just 38 points shy of his 1,000th point, a feat Sports Information Coordinator Melissa Algeo said is achieved only rarely by players within four years, let alone just two.
Penn State York's men's soccer team once again finished strong with an 8-2 conference record and the regular season championship. For the past five seasons the team has consistently been among the teams to beat in the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC).
Conference play proved to be challenging as the Lions earned hard fought victories on the road at Penn State Hazleton and Penn State Brandywine before yielding their only conference loss at rival Penn College. Regular season success was rewarded with the number one seed in the PSUAC tournament. After taking a commanding 2-0 lead at home, York gave up three unanswered goals, two by the way of penalty kicks, and lost their first home match and thus their season came to an early and untimely end.
Monday, Oct. 17
Women's soccer - Carlow University 9, Penn State Beaver 0
Tuesday, Oct. 18
Women's volleyball - PSUAC Playoffs - Elite 8
Penn State Wilkes-Barre 3, Penn State Beaver 0
Wednesday, Oct. 19
Women's soccer - D'Youville College 16, Penn State Beaver 1
For continuous updates and game scores, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826.
Andy Kirschner, athletic director at Penn State Beaver, was named Athletic Director of the Year at the recent United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Convention in Norfolk, Va. Kirschner was selected from the athletic directors of the 75 colleges that comprise the USCAA. The announcement was made by John Fritz, commissioner of the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC).
The Penn State Beaver Lady Lions softball team finished fifth in the 2011 USCAA National Softball Championship held over the weekend in Firestone Stadium, Akron, Ohio. On Friday, May 6, Beaver defeated Spalding University, 5-4, but lost twice on Saturday, May 7 to Rochester College, 11-5, and Judson College, 4-2. On Sunday, May 8, Beaver gained a win over Penn State Mont Alto 9-1. For more information about Beaver campus athletics, varsity sports, intramurals, and summer camps, visit www.beaver.psu.edu, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, at apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Penn State Beaver Lady Lions softball team qualified for the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Tournament which began Friday, May 6. This year's tournament -- co-hosted by Penn State Beaver and the Akron Racers, a professional fast-pitch team from the National Pro Fast-pitch League -- was held at Firestone Stadium, home of the Akron Racers, Akron, Ohio. In the eight-team field, Beaver entered the tournament as the No. 4 seed and took on No. 5 seed Spalding University (Louisville, KY) in day one of the tournament. The Lady Lions also played an evening game. For more information about Beaver campus athletics, varsity sports, intramurals, and summer camps, visit www.beaver.psu.edu, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, at apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
The Penn State Beaver Lady Lions finished the PSUAC regular season with a 14-0 record that included a 16-game winning streak. The team was 21-9 overall. Sophomores Ashley Watkins and Kori Freyermuth were honored by the USCAA last week as they led the Lady Lions to first place as the No. 1 seed in the PSUAC Championship Tournament at Penn State Altoona. The team also received an at-large bid to the USCAA National Tournament in Akron, Ohio. For more information about Beaver athletics, visit http://www.beaver.psu.edu/ or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) announced post-season honors for the Penn State Beaver Lady Lions 2010-11 basketball season. Senior Jasmine Green (Orange High School/Jersey City, N.J.) earned First Team All-Conference honors, including being named the PSUAC Player of the Year for the third time in her college career. Senior Heather Sandusky (New Brighton High School/New Brighton, Pa.) was also named to the PSUAC All-Conference First Team for the fourth time in her career. Junior Shelby Parks (Center High School/Aliquippa, Pa.) was named a PSUAC All-Conference Honorable Mention for the first time in her career. For information about Penn State Beaver athletics, visit www.beaver.psu.edu or contact ack121@psu.edu or apd12@psu.edu.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) announced post-season honors for the men's 2010-11 basketball season. Two players were recognized along with Head Coach Marcess Williams. Senior David McGarry (Poland Seminary/Poland, OH) earned PSUAC First Team All-Conference honors. Team captain and senior Billy Stoughton (Slippery Rock High School/Slippery Rock, PA) earned PSUAC Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. Williams was named PSUAC Coach of the Year for the third consecutive year. For information about Penn State Beaver athletics, visit www.beaver.psu.edu or contact ack121@psu.edu or apd12@psu.edu.
Thirty student-athletes at Penn State Beaver were honored by the Penn State University Athletic Conference as Academic All-Conference for the fall semester.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) has named Lloyd Irons, a freshman guard from Penn State Lehigh Valley, as this week's PSUAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week. Irons is currently ranked second in the PSUAC for points per game with 21.4, and he is also ranked second in rebounds per game with 10.4.
Two other Penn State Lehigh Valley athletes also received awards this week. Allyson Niemi, a freshman at the campus, was named First Team All-Conference in the 2012 PSUAC Tennis All-Conference Honors. Junior Mo James also received an Honorable Mention in the same conference.
Two sophomore liberal arts majors at Penn State Beaver were named to the 2012 Penn State University Athletic Conference Volleyball All-Conference Team. Natalie Gamble, of McKees Rocks, Pa., was named Second Team All-Conference. For the season, she had 135 kills, 19 service aces and a conference-leading 64 blocks, 48 of which were solo. She also had 99 digs. Kayona Ward, of Beaver Falls, Pa., was named All-Conference Honorable Mention. This season she had 79 kills as well as a 39 blocks, 35 of which were solo.
Penn State Brandywine has a lot to celebrate, as several of its community members -- junior Bobbi Caprice, retired Assistant Professor of Kinesiology Dan Doran and Tennis Coach Lloyd Vernon -- were honored with awards from the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) at its annual Awards Luncheon May 21.
Monday, May 7
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Penn State Beaver 15, Robert Morris University-Springfield 13
Softball - PSUAC Championship - Penn State Beaver 2, Penn State Mont Alto 1
Tuesday, May 8
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - The Apprentice School 1, Penn State Beaver 0
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Penn State Beaver 11, Robert Morris University-Springfield 1
Wednesday, May 9
Baseball - USCAA Small College World Series - Southern Virginia University 13, Penn State Beaver 2
Tuesday, May 15
Softball - USCAA Tournament: First Round - Lindenwood University 8, Penn State Beaver 3
Softball - USCAA Tournament: Second Round - Penn State Beaver 3, St. Joseph's College 2
Wednesday, May 16
Softball - Briarcliffe College 3, Penn State Beaver 1
Softball - Penn State Beaver 4, Lindenwood University 3
For games scores and play-by-play details or for any information about Beaver athletics, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or BJ Bertges, assistant athletic director, at bjb36@psu.edu or 724-773-3845.
The Penn State Beaver men's basketball team (21-5, 16-2 PSUAC) were in the final four round of the PSUAC playoffs, but were defeated by Penn State Wilkes-Barre 86-83. Beaver moves on to the USCAA National Tournament beginning Tuesday, March 6.
Penn State Beaver's Lady Lions (15-10, 12-4 PSUAC) played in the final four round of the PSUAC playoffs, but lost to Penn State Brandywine 63-49. The women finished their season with a 15-10 record overall and 12-4 in the PSUAC.
For continuous updates, play-by-play action, and game scores, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or BJ Bertges, assistant athletic director, bjb36@psu.edu or 724-773-3845.
Sophomore Rasheed Wilkins is on his way to becoming a Penn State Brandywine legend. As of Thursday, Feb. 9, the men's basketball team guard is just 38 points shy of his 1,000th point, a feat Sports Information Coordinator Melissa Algeo said is achieved only rarely by players within four years, let alone just two.
Penn State York's men's soccer team once again finished strong with an 8-2 conference record and the regular season championship. For the past five seasons the team has consistently been among the teams to beat in the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC).
Conference play proved to be challenging as the Lions earned hard fought victories on the road at Penn State Hazleton and Penn State Brandywine before yielding their only conference loss at rival Penn College. Regular season success was rewarded with the number one seed in the PSUAC tournament. After taking a commanding 2-0 lead at home, York gave up three unanswered goals, two by the way of penalty kicks, and lost their first home match and thus their season came to an early and untimely end.
Monday, Oct. 17
Women's soccer - Carlow University 9, Penn State Beaver 0
Tuesday, Oct. 18
Women's volleyball - PSUAC Playoffs - Elite 8
Penn State Wilkes-Barre 3, Penn State Beaver 0
Wednesday, Oct. 19
Women's soccer - D'Youville College 16, Penn State Beaver 1
For continuous updates and game scores, visit www.psubeaverathletics.com, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826.
Andy Kirschner, athletic director at Penn State Beaver, was named Athletic Director of the Year at the recent United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Convention in Norfolk, Va. Kirschner was selected from the athletic directors of the 75 colleges that comprise the USCAA. The announcement was made by John Fritz, commissioner of the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC).
The Penn State Beaver Lady Lions softball team finished fifth in the 2011 USCAA National Softball Championship held over the weekend in Firestone Stadium, Akron, Ohio. On Friday, May 6, Beaver defeated Spalding University, 5-4, but lost twice on Saturday, May 7 to Rochester College, 11-5, and Judson College, 4-2. On Sunday, May 8, Beaver gained a win over Penn State Mont Alto 9-1. For more information about Beaver campus athletics, varsity sports, intramurals, and summer camps, visit www.beaver.psu.edu, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, at apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Penn State Beaver Lady Lions softball team qualified for the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Tournament which began Friday, May 6. This year's tournament -- co-hosted by Penn State Beaver and the Akron Racers, a professional fast-pitch team from the National Pro Fast-pitch League -- was held at Firestone Stadium, home of the Akron Racers, Akron, Ohio. In the eight-team field, Beaver entered the tournament as the No. 4 seed and took on No. 5 seed Spalding University (Louisville, KY) in day one of the tournament. The Lady Lions also played an evening game. For more information about Beaver campus athletics, varsity sports, intramurals, and summer camps, visit www.beaver.psu.edu, or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, at apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
The Penn State Beaver Lady Lions finished the PSUAC regular season with a 14-0 record that included a 16-game winning streak. The team was 21-9 overall. Sophomores Ashley Watkins and Kori Freyermuth were honored by the USCAA last week as they led the Lady Lions to first place as the No. 1 seed in the PSUAC Championship Tournament at Penn State Altoona. The team also received an at-large bid to the USCAA National Tournament in Akron, Ohio. For more information about Beaver athletics, visit http://www.beaver.psu.edu/ or contact Andy Kirschner, athletic director, at ack121@psu.edu or 724-773-3826, or Bert DeSalvo, assistant athletic director, apd12@psu.edu or 724-773-3827.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) announced post-season honors for the Penn State Beaver Lady Lions 2010-11 basketball season. Senior Jasmine Green (Orange High School/Jersey City, N.J.) earned First Team All-Conference honors, including being named the PSUAC Player of the Year for the third time in her college career. Senior Heather Sandusky (New Brighton High School/New Brighton, Pa.) was also named to the PSUAC All-Conference First Team for the fourth time in her career. Junior Shelby Parks (Center High School/Aliquippa, Pa.) was named a PSUAC All-Conference Honorable Mention for the first time in her career. For information about Penn State Beaver athletics, visit www.beaver.psu.edu or contact ack121@psu.edu or apd12@psu.edu.
The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) announced post-season honors for the men's 2010-11 basketball season. Two players were recognized along with Head Coach Marcess Williams. Senior David McGarry (Poland Seminary/Poland, OH) earned PSUAC First Team All-Conference honors. Team captain and senior Billy Stoughton (Slippery Rock High School/Slippery Rock, PA) earned PSUAC Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. Williams was named PSUAC Coach of the Year for the third consecutive year. For information about Penn State Beaver athletics, visit www.beaver.psu.edu or contact ack121@psu.edu or apd12@psu.edu.



