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[Photo Story] Penn State Athletics In Black & White

Even though 2023 is just getting started, Penn State Athletics has had an action-packed school year.

Whether it was Penn State football beating Utah in the 2023 Rose Bowl, women’s soccer dominating the Big Ten Tournament, or men’s basketball starting to gain national attention, our visual staff was there to capture all of the ups and downs.

To reflect, we compiled some of our favorite black-and-white shots of the year so far.

After completing 76.2% of his passes and tossing two touchdowns in the 2023 Rose Bowl, Sean Clifford walked off the field following the last play of his collegiate career.

Women’s volleyball celebrated a point during its match against UCF in the NCAA Tournament.

The Lady Lions’ season is in the full swing of things, which included a head-to-head matchup with the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

Men’s hockey forward Ryan Kirwan, who could be returning from his injury soon, was locked in during a game against St. Thomas.

Penn State wrestling’s Roman Bravo-Young took down Michigan’s Dylan Ragusin for a 3-2 win at 133 pounds during January’s BJC Dual.

Despite the recent loss to No. 1 Purdue, Penn State men’s basketball has turned some heads this season with its impressive play. Jalen Pickett has garnered national attention with 17.6 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists per game.

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About the Author

Annie Kubiak

Annie is a junior marketing major from Pittsburgh, PA, and is Onward State's assistant visual editor. While she doesn’t have an athletic bone in her body, she enjoys watching sports, music, and photography. Check out her photography Instagram @anniekubiakphotography and boost her ego by liking some pictures.

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