[Photo Story] Future Nittany Lion Athletes Show Off Skills At THON’s Athlete Hour
With THON Weekend already underway, a variety of Penn State Athletics teams participated in THON’s Athlete Hour in the Multi-Sport Facility Saturday afternoon.
Four Diamonds families spent time with the Nittany Lion student-athletes and showed off their own skills.
Members of the football team played corn hole and got to know a few football fans.
Fencers dueled with current members of the Penn State fencing team with smiles abound as families piled into the Multi-Sport Complex.
The men’s gymnastics team cheered on the children as they flew through the air while practicing tricks and tumbles.
A few lucky lions even got to climb to the top of the pyramid with members of the Penn State cheerleading team.
Meanwhile, the field hockey team practiced stick skills with young women aspiring to dominate Char Morett-Curtiss Field.
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