Bison Field Hockey Looking Ahead to Weekend Road Trip

Bison Field Hockey Looking Ahead to Weekend Road Trip

LEWISBURG, PA – Bucknell field hockey will begin its longest road trip of the season, making the trip this weekend to Holy Cross and Harvard, two teams the Bison are undefeated against since 2008. Bucknell and the Crusaders will square off in a Patriot League matchup at 1 p.m. on Saturday in Worcester, Mass. Play continues on Sunday in Cambridge, Mass., with a 2 p.m. non-conference bout against the Crimson. Live stats will be available for both games. Video for the matchup between Bucknell and Harvard can also be found…

Read More

Bison Volleyball Loses to Colgate in Four Sets

Bison Volleyball Loses to Colgate in Four Sets

LEWISBURG, Pa. – Bucknell volleyball put forth one of its best efforts of the season but could not overcome the last remaining undefeated Patriot League team on Thursday night. The Bison fell in four sets to Colgate, 25-21, 27-29, 27-25, 25-26 at Davis Gym despite a career-high 15 kills from Claire Healy (Tiburon, Calif./Saint Ignatius College Prep) and 10 more from Karen Campbell (Chesapeake, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate). “This is the best match we have played all season,” said head coach Cindy Opalski after the match. “I told my athletes that…

Read More

District IV Boys & Girls Team Champions Determined

District IV Boys & Girls Team Champions Determined

WILLIAMSPORT – Danville won the District IV Class AA Boys Championship on Thursday, at the Williamsport Country Club. Danville’s team led by Austin Renz, Robbie Seebold, Zach Schutter, and Mark Mullery; recorded a team score of 318. Lewisburg finished in second place with a score of 336. Russell Nash, Nick Chamberlain, Ben Apple and Will Sumfest helped the Green Dragons in their effort. All but Sumfest will advance to play on Saturday for individual honors in the District IV – Class AA championships. On the girls side, Loyalsock won the…

Read More

Saint Francis Swimmers Picked To Win Fourth Title in Swimming

Saint Francis Swimmers Picked To Win Fourth Title in Swimming

SOMERSET, NJ — Three-time Northeast Conference women’s swimming and diving champion Saint Francis University will look to win its fourth title in 2013, as the Red Flash were picked by the league’s head coaches in the preseason poll to win the championship once again. The defending champions received five first-place votes in the preseason poll, while Bryant and Wagner tied for the second spot with one first-place vote each. Central Conn. State was fourth and Mount St. Mary’s was fifth, followed by St. Francis (N.Y.) and Sacred Heart in the…

Read More

Robert Morris Takes Five Sets From SFU Womens Volleyball

Robert Morris Takes Five Sets From SFU Womens Volleyball

MOON TOWNSHIP, PA – The Saint Francis University women’s volleyball team lost to Robert Morris on the road in five sets on Wednesday night. The Red Flash (6-11, 2-2) lost 19-25, 25-17, 19-25, 25-23, 11-15 to the Colonials (8-11, 4-0), who remain undefeated in conference play. SFU once trailed 21-13 in the first set, but they were able to muster two separate 3-0 runs to make it competitive. The Red and White carried some of that momentum to the second set where they stayed with the Colonials the entire frame….

Read More

New Assistant Coach Named at Saint Francis

New Assistant Coach Named at Saint Francis

LORETTO, PA – Donna Ridgeley will join the Saint Francis University men’s and women’s cross country and track & field staff as an assistant coach.  She brings with her 30 years of coaching experience, including three years as an assistant coach with the Red Flash. “I’m thrilled to welcome Coach Ridgeley back to the staff here at Saint Francis. In addition to a wealth of track and field experience, she brings a competitive energy that is rare,” said head coach Doug Hoover.  “She embraces the mission of Saint Francis University…

Read More

Indy Car Racing To Return To Pocono Raceway

Indy Car Racing To Return To Pocono Raceway

Long Pond, PA― Pocono Raceway announced today open-wheel racing will return to “The Tricky Triangle,” following a 23-year hiatus, with a 400-mile IZOD IndyCar Series event in 2013. Tickets for the July 7th Pocono IndyCar 400 are now available for purchase. “The fans wanted to see open-wheel racing return to Pocono Raceway and we’re excited to welcome the IZOD IndyCar Series back next summer,” stated Raceway CEO and President, Brandon Igdalsky. “We are now pleased to offer the greatest fans in all of motorsports, the very best in both stock…

Read More

LHU Mens Soccer Victorious Over Shippensburg

LHU Mens Soccer Victorious Over Shippensburg

LOCK HAVEN, PA – The Lock Haven University men’s soccer team got goals from four different players and the Bald Eagles cruised past visiting Shippensburg, 4-1 today in PSAC action. Lock Haven (4-3-1, 1-1 PSAC) led 1-0 at halftime and got three second half goals to push past the Red Raiders (1-5-2, 0-2-1 PSAC). Bobby Mohr (Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep) put LHU up 1-0 in the 30th minute when he scored off a 22-yard free kick that dipped past the goalie at the near post. Just 1:55 into the second half,…

Read More

LHU Womens Soccer Wins Fourth Straight

LHU Womens Soccer Wins Fourth Straight

LOCK HAVEN, PA  – Jenna Hunter (Marietta, Pa./Donegal) broke a scoreless tie midway through the second half that proved to be enough as the Lock Haven University women’s soccer team shutout Shippensburg University (3-4-3, 1-4-2 PSAC) 1-0 today at Hubert Jack Stadium. Lock Haven (5-3, 2-4 PSAC) held the majority of the scoring chances in the first half, outshooting the Red Raiders 7-4, but were unable to find the net in the period. Hunter finally broke the scoreless tie in the 64th minute when she fired a free kick from…

Read More

Penn State Officials Lose Pretrial Motion On Perjury

Penn State Officials Lose Pretrial Motion On Perjury

By MARK SCOLFORO (Associated Press) HARRISBURG, PA (AP) –– Two weeks before former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky is expected to be sentenced on child molestation charges, a county judge determined that perjury charges should remain in place against two university administrators. Dauphin County Judge Todd Hoover ruled Wednesday against former Vice President Gary Schultz and Athletic Director Tim Curley on the felony perjury charge they both face, but he didn’t decide on a separate request to throw out the other charge – failure to report suspected child…

Read More