Troy Terry led last year's national champions to a decisive victory over the Nittany Lions in Saturday's NCAA tournament opener in Allentown.
After a tight first quarter, the Nittany Lions pulled away with an incredible 11-goal run.
The statement encourages students to support Senate Bill 1090, referred to as the "Timothy J. Piazza Anti-Hazing Law," and to urge their legislators to do the same.
The new Timothy J. Piazza Antihazing Law would create a tiered system for grading hazing offenses, stronger penalties and new requirements for enforcement and reporting by educational institutions.
The Nittany Lions are currently in second place in the team standings after the conclusion of the women's competition. The men's competition begins Saturday with finals on Sunday.
Piazza’s parents, Jim and Evelyn, who again sat in the front row of the courtroom gallery, cried as Kamerow recounted the injuries to their son’s head and spleen.