You see them break it down at Beaver Stadium or the BJC. You watch their hair flips and line kicks in awe. Now, get to know your Penn State Lionettes as they rapidly approach their biggest (and only) competition of the year.
The Penn State baseball team will close out a six-game homestand today with a doubleheader against Coppin State. The first pitch of game one is scheduled for 2 p.m. at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park, and the second game will follow thirty minutes after the conclusion.
Curious how your favorite Penn State spring sport is doing? We have a full recap for Men's and Women's Gymnastics, Baseball, Fencing, Men's Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming and Diving, Lacrosse, and Softball after the jump.
You’ve probably heard about Bill O’Brien’s hot start to the recruiting season. You’ve probably heard of his prior success in the pros with New England. What you might not have heard much about thus far is Coach O’Brien’s smooth transition into the way of life of “Dear Old State”. At the Blue Band’s banquet last Sunday, Coach O’Brien approached Blue Band director Dr. Bundy about having the football team join the Band in the Alma Mater after each game.
In the end, the Conecticut women's basketball team was just too talented. The Lady Lions fought until the final whistle, but it was not enough to even come close. The Huskies dominated for almost the entire 40 minutes in a 77-59 victory, knocking Penn State out of the NCAA Tournament.
The 4-seeded Penn State women's basketball team faces its toughest test of the season when it takes on top-seeded Connecticut in the NCAA Tournament at 4:34 p.m. on Sunday. The Lady Lions are in the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2004, but they will face a partisan crowd in favor of UConn in Kingston, R.I.