As the cross country season winds down, the Penn State track & field team is working hard and preparing themselves for 2019. "With the new athletes coming in this year, the freshman class is very talented and are grasping the technical aspects of their throw really well. Training is also coming along for them which makes me excited for a solid November and December."

With the regular season at an end, the Penn State Nittany Lions recognized the senior class post-game on Sunday. The team was not only able to pull off a win, but also end the regular season with another shutout against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Penn State won the game, 2-0, to put another win on the record for the senior class.

"When they came on their visits, not even from a Lady Lion perspective, they felt the family atmosphere from the entire Penn State community. They came to a White Out Game; they game to a Pink Zone basketball game. They came up multiple times in the summer when nobody is here and every time they would just talk about how it just feels like home here and it feels so comfortable here."

"Playing here is way different than anything I've ever done. It's very fast-paced and coach told me right after my tryout that it was going to be very challenging and asked if this was something I wanted to do. I'm glad I said yes because out of all my experiences in the past this has been the most amazing."

Penn State Fencing returns to the White Building for the first time since hosting the Nittany Lion Cup in September for the 46th annual Garret Open. The Nittany Lions will host some of the best collegiate fencing programs in the country, as well as various independent fencers from club programs.