It’s not uncommon to see siblings playing together at the youth level. If the talent level continues to grow, you might just see those siblings competing on a high school field together.
Beyond that point, however, is a college playing field that can only be reached by the cream of the crop. It’s difficult for just one player, let alone siblings, to earn the opportunity.
But brothers Logan and Austin Stapleton, both senior midfield players for the Penn College soccer squad, have not only found their way, they’ve flourished. The Chambersburg graduates have combined for eight goals and four assists this fall to help guide a Wildcats team that is set to compete for a United East Championship this weekend.
The Stapletons aren’t the only CASHS grads who have been competing this fall, as we counted at least 61 other ex-Trojans who are involved in sports this season. Chambersburg is not only well represented at the college level in soccer, but in football, cross country, volleyball, field hockey, golf, tennis, bowling, rugby, and western, as well.
In the months to come, we will rotate College Corner coverage to Waynesboro and Greencastle-Antrim, before circling back to Chambersburg, once again.
Are we missing any athletes? Please send submissions to Andy Sandrik via email at [email protected].
SOCCER
Logan Stapleton, Senior, Penn College
Stapleton has started in all 18 games for Penn College, a team now competing for postseason glory.
Stapleton, a 5-foot-8 midfield player, has recorded four goals and two assists in 796 minutes of playing time. He most recently cracked the scoring column on Oct. 26, recording a goal and an assist in a 3-2 win over Valley Forge.
The Wildcats (11-4-3, 5-1-2 United East) are back in action on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they take on Cairn in the quarterfinal round of the United East Championship.
Austin Stapleton, Senior, Penn College
Stapleton, a 5-foot-9 midfield player, has started in all 18 games for the Wildcats.
Over 793 minutes of playing time, Stapleton has totaled four goals and two assists. He most recently found the back of the net in a 3-2 win over Valley Forge on Oct. 26.
Cristian Lopez-Contreras, Freshman, Harford
Lopez-Contreras, a 5-foot-10, 155-pound midfield player, has been a key fixture in the Harford lineup this fall.
He’s appeared in 10 games, including seven starts, totaling five goals and three assists.
The Fighting Owls (12-4-3, 8-1-2 MD JUCO) return to the field on Saturday, Nov. 2, to take on Montgomery College-Rockville in the NJCAA Region 20 Tournament.
Michael Cespedes, Freshman, Harford
Cespedes has been an impact player for the Fighting Owls in his first year of college soccer.
Cespedes, a 5-foot-8, 160-pound forward, has played in 16 games for Harford, including eight starts, recording seven goals and one assist.
Aubrey Pyne, Sophomore, Gannon
With Pyne seeing action every step of the way, Gannon is undefeated through 14 matches.
Pyne, a 5-foot-4 midfield/forward player, has seen action in every game for the Golden Knights, totaling one goal and two assists in 376 minutes of playing time. She most recently cracked the scoring column on Oct. 16, recording an assist in a 2-0 win over Edinboro on Oct. 16.
Gannon (11-0-3, 8-0-3 PSAC) returns to the field on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a home game against Seton Hill.
Gabe Beckering, Freshman, Hagerstown C.C.
Beckering, who grew up in Fayetteville and went to Cumberland Valley Christian, saw limited action in his first season at Hagerstown.
Beckering, a 6-foot, 185-pound goalkeeper, appeared in two games for the Hawks, recording no stats.
Hagerstown ends its season at 10-9 (4-8 MD JUCO).
Luke Mason, Senior, McDaniel
Mason, a 5-foot-10, 170-pound forward, has been a regular in the McDaniel lineup during this fall campaign.
He’s played in all 16 games for the Green Terror, including one start, and has recorded one goal over 401 minutes of playing time. Mason scored his goal in a 2-0 win over Stevenson on Oct. 16.
McDaniel (9-5-2, 4-3-1 Centennial Conference) wraps up its regular season on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road game at Muhlenberg.
Bianca Sommers, Junior, Wilson
With Sommers chipping in, Wilson cruised to a dominant regular season.
The 5-foot-6 Sommers has appeared in 15 games for the Phoenix, including 13 starts, and has racked up two assists over 1,092 minutes of playing time.
Sommers’ most recent assist came in a 14-0 win over Keystone College on Oct. 8.
The postseason is underway for Wilson (13-3-2, 5-3 United), which returns to the pitch on Saturday, Nov. 2, to take on Penn College in the quarterfinal round of the United East Championship.
Sydney Allison, Junior, PSU Mont Alto
With the postseason right around the corner, Allison has found some scoring momentum.
Allison, a 5-foot-6 defender, has started in all 11 games for the Lions, recording both of her assists over the last three games. Her most recent assist came in a 2-1 win over PSU Schuylkill on Oct. 26.
Mont Alto (6-4-1, 6-0 PSUAC) kicks off postseason play on Tuesday, Nov. 5, when it takes on an opponent to be determined at the PSUAC Championship.
Marco Moretti, Sophomore, PSU Mont Alto
Moretti, a who grew up in Milan, Italy and went to Chambersburg Magnate, saw action in six games for Mont Alto.
Moretti, a 6-foot, 145-pound midfield player, recorded one assist this fall, which came in a 10-0 win over PSU Wilkes-Barre on Sept. 14.
The Lions wrap up their season at 4-13 (4-5 PSUAC).
Joshua Stanfield, Freshman, PSU Mont Alto
Stanfield, a Fayetteville native who attended Grace Academy, got a wealth of playing time in his first season of college soccer.
A 5-foot-8, 162-pound midfield player, Stanfield appeared in 15 games for Mont Alto, including six starts.
Annie Metzger, Senior, Keystone College
Keystone College made sure to send out Metzger, their everyday goalkeeper, as a winner.
With the 5-foot-2 Metzger presiding over the net, the Giants ran away for a 7-0 win over Valley Forge in their season finale on Oct. 26.
Metzger started in all 14 games for Keystone College, recording 155 saves.
The Giants wrap up their season at 3-11 (1-6 United East).
Lily Cornwell, Freshman, Saint Francis
Cornwell saw frequent playing time in her first season on the college pitch for Saint Francis.
Cornwell, a 5-foot-3 midfield player, appeared in 18 games this fall, including 13 starts, and recorded one assist in 735 minutes of action. Her assist came in a 1-0 win over Chicago State on Sept. 19.
The Red Flash wrap up their season with a record of 6-9-3 (4-5-1 NEC).
Summer Jones, Freshman, Alabama State
Jones, a 5-foot-1 midfield player, has seen action in three of 14 games this season.
She most recently took the field on Oct. 20, seeing 10 minutes of playing time in a 3-0 loss to Texas Southern.
The Hornets (5-6-3, 2-2-3 SWAC) return to competition on Friday, Nov. 1, when they host Alabama A&M.
Gavin Boushell, Sophomore, Waynesburg
Boushell, a 6-foot-2 defender, saw limited action for Waynesburg this fall.
Boushell, who grew up in Chambersburg and went to Shalom Christian, appeared in two games for the Yellow Jackets, including one start.
Waynesburg wraps up its season at 7-6-4 (3-3-4 PAC).
Jack Gabler, Junior, Millersville
Gabler, a Chambersburg native who competed at Scotland Campus, has been inactive for Millersville this season.
Gabler is a 6-foot-3, 190-pound goalkeeper who transferred in from Stockton.
The Marauders (8-6-1, 5-2-1 PSAC) return to the pitch on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road game at Shepherd.
FOOTBALL
Tanner Luther, R-Junior, Shippensburg
Luther, a 5-foot-7, 170-pound punter, has been a real threat for Shippensburg in the battle for field control.
Luther has launched 46 punts into orbit for 1,856 yards, for an average of 40.35 yards per punt. He’s landed 13 punts inside the 20 and has booted eight punts of 50 yards and more, including a 77-yard punt.
The Raiders (2-6, 1-4 PSAC) returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 2, when it hosts East Stroudsburg (7-1, 4-1 PSAC), a team coming off a 38-35 win over Lock Haven.
Terrell Williams, R-Junior, Indiana (Pa.)
After being inactive for the early part of the season, Williams has gotten back on the field for Indiana, making five consecutive starts.
Williams, a 6-foot-1, 270-pound defensive lineman, has totaled 17 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss, half of a sack, and one fumble recovery. In the Crimson Hawks’ most recent game, a 16-13 loss to California (Pa.) on Oct. 26, Williams recorded five tackles.
Indiana (5-3, 2-3 PSAC) is back in action on Saturday, Nov. 2, when it travels to take on Gannon (2-5, 2-2 PSAC), a team coming off a 25-21 win over Edinboro.
Malaki Blair, Junior, Lebanon Valley
Blair has taken the field in every game for Lebanon Valley this fall.
A 6-foot-2, 170-pound wide receiver, Blair has logged seven catches for 62 yards. His biggest game came on Oct. 19, when he hauled in three receptions for 41 yards in a 28-13 loss to King’s College.
The Dutchmen (3-4, 3-3 MAC) return to competition on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they play host to Widener (3-4, 3-3 MAC), a team coming off a 34-24 win over Alvernia.
Sheadan Makosy, Sophomore, Lebanon Valley
Makosy, a 6-foot-1, 225-pound linebacker, recently recorded his first sack of the season in a 20-9 win over Misericordia on Oct. 26.
Makosy’s appeared in five games for the Dutchmen, totaling nine tackles.
Grant Hopple, Junior, California (Pa.)
Hopple played a big role in his team’s 16-13 overtime win over Indiana (Pa.) on Oct. 26.
In that game Hopple, a 6-foot-1, 225-pound linebacker, registered seven tackles, including one tackle for loss, while also recovering a fumble.
Hopple has appeared in seven of eight games for the Vulcans, totaling 32 tackles, two tackles for loss, one interception, one pass breakup, one QB hurry, and one fumble recovery.
California (7-1, 5-0 PSAC) returns to play on Saturday, Nov. 9, when it hosts Edinboro (2-6, 1-3 PSAC), a team coming off a 25-21 loss to Gannon.
Lucas Lohman, Sophomore, Grove City
Lohman has appeared in more than half of Grove City’s games this season.
Lohman, a 5-foot-10, 225-pound fullback, has seen action in four games, recording no stats.
The Wolverines (6-1, 6-1 PAC) will be aiming for their second-straight win on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they hit the road to take on Waynesburg (3-4, 3-4 PAC), a team coming off a 44-41 win over Allegheny.
Carter Sollenberger, Junior, Salisbury
Sollenberger, a 6-foot, 205-pound linebacker, has seen action in six of seven games for undefeated Salisbury.
Sollenberger has registered nine tackles this fall.
The Sea Gulls (7-0, 4-0 NJAC) return to the gridiron on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road game at TCNJ (5-2, 2-1 NJAC), a team coming off a 41-31 win over Gettysburg.
Jayden Jones, Sophomore, Salisbury
Jones, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound defensive back, has taken the field in four games for the Sea Gulls.
Over that span he’s recorded 15 tackles, including a half tackle for loss.
Drew Pinkerton, Sophomore, Waynesburg
Waynesburg places much trust into the foot of Pinkerton, a 6-foot, 185-pound kicker/punter.
Pinkerton has done the bulk of his damage as a kicker, where he’s converted three field goals and 13 of 16 PAT attempts. He’s also driven 24 kickoffs for 1,443 yards, an average of 51.5 yards per kick.
Pinkerton has also seen part-time action as a punter, where he’s landed six punts for 198 yards, averaging 33 yards per boot.
Waynesburg (3-4, 3-4 PAC) returns to the field on Saturday, Nov. 2, for a home game against Grove City (6-1, 6-1 PAC), a team coming off a 59-7 win over Thiel.
Jermere Jones, Freshman, Clarion
Jones, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound wide receiver, has seen action in five games for Clarion, recording no stats.
The Golden Eagles (3-6, 1-4 PSAC) return to action on Saturday, Nov. 9, with a home game against Gannon (2-5, 2-2 PSAC), a team coming off a 25-21 win over Edinboro.
Brady Deneen, Freshman, Mansfield
Deneen has been a frequent flyer on the defensive side of the ball for the Mansfield sprint football team.
Deneen, a 5-foot-9 linebacker, has appeared in all six games for the Mountaineers, totaling 28 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception, and one pass breakup.
Deenen’s biggest game of the season came on Oct. 12, when he posted six tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, and a pass breakup in a 28-21 loss to Caldwell.
Mansfield (1-5, 1-1 CSFL) is back on the field on Saturday, Nov. 2, when it hosts Molloy University (0-5, 0-5 CSFL), team coming off a 34-0 loss to Navy.
Andy Jean, Freshman, King’s College
Jean, a 5-foot-8, 160-pound wide reciever, has been inactive for King’s College this fall.
The Monarchs (6-1, 6-0 MAC) are back in action on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they host Delaware Valley (6-1, 5-1 MAC), a team coming off a 28-0 win over Albright.
Raj Parker, Freshman, King’s College
Parker, a 5-foot-10, 160-pound wide receiver, has been inactive for the Monarchs this season.
James Lilley, R-Sophomore, Saint Francis
Lilley, a 6-foot-4, 250-pound tight end, has been inactive for Saint Francis this season.
The Red Flash (2-6, 0-4 NEC) are back on the field on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they play host to Stonehill (1-6, 0-3 NEC), a team coming off a 48-34 loss to Duquesne.
Shonathan Desena, Sophomore, Bethany
Desena, a 6-foot-3, 280-pound defensive end, has been inactive for Bethany this season.
The Bison (0-7, 0-7 PAC) return to the field on Saturday, Nov. 2 for a home game against Geneva (3-4, 3-4 PAC), a team coming off a 30-13 win over Allegheny College.
Matt Sylvestre, Freshman, Bethany
Sylvestre, a 6-foot, 180-pound wide reciever, has been inactive for Bethany this fall.
CROSS COUNTRY
Camy Kiser, Sophomore, Pittsburgh
Kiser capped off a five-race season by competing in the ACC Championships on Nov. 1.
She clocked a 21:19 in the 6K race to earn 101st place.
Kiser built up for the event when her season began on Aug. 30 at the Panthers. There, she completed the 5K race in 18:09 for seventh place.
Kiser competed at the Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational on Sept. 13, posting a 50th-place time of 21:35 in the 6K race. Several weeks later, at the Paul Short Run on Oct. 5, Kiser blasted off for a season-best 6K time of 21:19.2.
Finally, at Wisconsin Pre-Nationals on Oct. 19, Kiser ran for a 22:41 to take 142nd.
Pittsburgh returns to competition on Friday, Nov. 15, for the NCAA Regional Championships.
Livi Rieck, Junior, Shippensburg
Rieck took on the PSAC Championships on Oct. 26, throwing down a 6K time of 23:29 to take 24th place.
She warmed up for the conference meet with two September races. Rieck ran a sixth-place 4K time of 15:34 at the Galen Piper Cross Country Challenge on Sept. 6, before besting that 4K effort with a PR time of 15:05 for eighth place at the Long-Short Invitational on Sept. 28.
Shippensburg returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the NCAA Atlantic Region Championships, hosted by Lock Haven.
Emilea Alleman, Junior, Millersville
Alleman, a transfer from Shippensburg, has seen action in six races for Millersville this fall, including the PSAC Championships on Oct. 26.
In that 6K race, Alleman ran a time of 24:28 for 61st place.
Alleman competed in a four-race regular season, which began with the Cantello Invitational on Sept. 7, where she ran for a 52nd-place time of 25:22. One week later at the Kutztown DII/DIII Challenge, Alleman posted a 25:53 for 52nd place.
She secured her fastest time of the season at the LHU Invitational on Sept. 28, dashing to a 98th-place finish in 23:45.
Alleman’s final race before the conference meet came on Oct. 5, when she was a DNF at the Paul Short Run.
Emma Armstrong, Sophomore, Millersville
Armstrong has had an active season for Millersville, competing in six races for the Marauders.
Her season kicked off on Sept. 7 at the Cantello Invitational, where she a 5K PR time of 22:54 for 17th place.
Armstrong bumped up to the 6K distance on Sept. 13, when she ran for a 71st-place time of 26:33 at the Kutztown DII/DIII Invitational. She dropped more than 33 seconds off that time on Sept. 28 at the LHU Invitational, where she recorded a 25:59 for 35th place.
Armstrong was even faster at the Paul Short Run on Oct. 5, completing the race in 25:44 to take 319th place. Her final meet before the conference championships came on Oct. 19 at the Aubrey Shenk Invitational, where she secured a 6K PR of 25:18 to take 96th.
Finally, on Oct. 26, Armstrong ran at the PSAC Championships, posting a time of 26:03 to take 113th.
Karter Reath, Junior, Geneva
Reath has landed two Top 10 finishes in four races for Geneva.
He began his season by clocking a 5K time of 16:28 to take fifth place at the Fisher Men’s Invite on Aug. 30. Reath nailed down a ninth-place finish a week later at the PAC Preview Invitational on Sept. 7, posting an 8K time of 27:19.
Reath was off racing for nearly a month before returning to competition on Oct. 5 at the Paul Short Run. There, he recorded a time of 27:41 to take 266th place.
Reath most recently competed at the SUNY Geneseo Mike Woods Invitational on Oct. 19, taking 182nd with a time of 26:58.
Geneva begins the postseason on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the PAC Championships.
Brayden Boyd, Senior, Robert Morris
Boyd has competed in three races for Robert Morris this fall.
He began his season at the Panthers Open on Aug. 30, recording a 5K time of 16:36 at the Panthers Opener.
Boyd was back to racing in October with the Louisville Classic on Oct. 5 and the Falcon Collegiate Invitational on Oct. 18. He finished the 8K race in Louisville with a time of 28:28 to finish in 258th. Boyd shaved nearly two minutes off that time at the Falcon Invitational, posting a time of 26:43 to take 36th.
Robert Morris back in action on Saturday, Nov. 2, when it travels to compete at the Horizon League Championship.
Brooke Richards, Junior, Ursinus
Richards has been inactive for Ursinus this fall.
The Bears return to action on Saturday, Nov. 2, for the Centennial Conference Championships.
Ben Colli, Junior, Duquesne
Colli recently ran for an 8K PR at the Panorama Farms Invitational on Oct. 19.
At that event, he ran for a time of 26:13 to take 151st place.
Colli previously ran in two other races this fall. He kicked off his season at the 5.2-mile Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational on Sept. 13, taking 184th in 28:39. Colli later took on the Louisville Classic on Oct. 5, running to an 82nd-place finish in 26:14.
Duquesne returns to competition on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Atlantic 10 Championship.
Owen Shrader, Freshman, Shippensburg
Shrader competed in four invitationals this season, setting PRs at the three different distances in the process.
He began his college career at the Galen Piper Cross Country Challenge on Sept. 6, posting a 28th-place 6K time of 20:37. One week later Shrader was back at it at the Kutztown DII/DIII Challenge on Sept. 13, completing the 8K race in 28:53 to take 52nd.
He turned on the jets for Dickinson Long-Short Invitational on Sept. 28, finishing the 4K event with a 35th-place time of 13:07. Shrader most recently competed at the Paul Short Run on Oct. 5, running an 8K PR time of 27:56 to take 341st.
Shippensburg returns to competition on Saturday, Nov. 9, for the NCAA Atlantic Region Championships.
Madison Bidniuk, Freshman, Waynesburg
Bidniuk has been active in her first season of cross country, taking on five invitationals for the Yellow Jackets.
She began her season on Aug. 30 at the W&J Women’s Invite, clocking a 30:17 in the 5K race to place 14th. Bidniuk was back in competition at the PAC Preview Invitational on Sept. 7, clocking a 33:18 in the 6K to take 87th.
Bidniuk dropped significant time off that 6K at the Bethany Invitational on Sept. 14, finishing 65th in 32:34. On Oct. 5, she took on the Daniel Mullen Memorial Invitational, taking 41st in 33:29.
Bidniuk ran her best 6K of the season on Oct. 19 at the Aubrey Shenk Invitational, where she posted a 30:37 to finish in 193rd.
Waynesburg returns to competition on Saturday, Nov. 2, for the PAC Championships.
Ari Snyder, Freshman, High Point
Snyder has been inactive for High Point this fall.
The Panthers return to racing on Friday, Nov. 15, when they hit the road for the NCAA Southeast Regionals.
Josie Reineman, Senior, Huntington
Reineman, a transfer from Hagerstown C.C., has been inactive for Huntington this season.
VOLLEYBALL
Kate Etter, Sophomore, Gwynedd Mercy
Etter has been one of the core players for the Griffins over the course of their winning season.
Etter, a 5-foot-4 outside hitter/defensive specialist, has excelled all over the court. She’s appeared in all 24 matches Gwynedd Mercy, including 22 starts, and in 89 sets of work she’s totaled 259 kills, 21 assists, 33 aces, 253 digs, and 15 blocks.
Etter most recently competed in a 3-0 win over Pratt Institute on Oct. 30, recording five kills, four aces, seven digs, and a block.
The Griffins (15-9, 2-2 AEC) return to the court on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road match Immaculata.
Niki Schussler, Senior, Wilson
Schussler, a Chambersburg native who went to Cumberland Valley Christian, has played in all 23 matches for Wilson, including 21 starts.
In 82 sets of work Schussler, a 5-foot-4 outside hitter/right setter, has recorded 85 kills, six assists, eight aces, 56 digs, and one block. She most recently competed on Oct. 29, logging four kills and a dig in a 3-0 loss to PSU Harrisburg.
The Phoenix (4-19, 3-6 United East) return to the court on Saturday, Nov. 2, for a home match against Keystone College.
Emily Stutzman, Junior, Waynesburg
Stutzman, a 5-foot-8 outside hitter/right side player, has seen limited action for Waynesburg.
She’s appeared in two matches, and in four sets of work she’s recorded one service ace.
The Yellow Jackets (6-15, 2-6 PAC) return to action on Wednesday, Nov. 6, when they host Grove City.
Cara Bratthauar, Sophomore, Alfred
Bratthauar has spent this season living up to the name of her position on the court.
Bratthauar, a 6-foot middle blocker, has played in all 22 matches for the Saxons, including 21 starts, and in 76 sets of work she leads her team with 48 blocks while also racking up 104 kills, five assists, 14 aces, and 33 digs.
Bratthauar has been heating up in recent weeks as she has totaled 10 blocks over her last three matches.
Alfred (15-7, 7-3 Empire 8) returns to the court on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road match at St. John Fisher.
FIELD HOCKEY
Riley Dortenzo, Junior, Washington & Jefferson
Dortenzo, a 5-foot-5 defender/midfield player, has started in all but one game for Washington & Jefferson this fall, recording no stats.
The Presidents (3-10, 3-6 NCAC) are set to conclude their regular season on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road game at Denison.
Kenzie Boyd, Junior, Delaware Valley
Boyd has started in all 19 games for Delaware Valley this season.
Boyd, a 5-foot-2 midfield player, has totaled two assists, the most recent of which came in a 3-2 loss to DeSales on Oct. 26.
The Aggies (8-11, 3-3 MAC Freedom) return to competition on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a road game at Lebanon Valley College.
Finley Vandevander, Freshman, Wilson
Vandevander has been a frequently-used substitue for Wilson in her first season of college field hockey.
Vandevander, a 5-foot-4 forward/midfield player, has apppeaed in 12 of 13 games for the Phoenix, taking two shots over 239 minutes of playing time.
Wilson (11-3, 4-1 United East) enters postseason play on Saturday, Nov. 2, against Keystone College in the semifinal round of the United East Championship.
Ashlyn Barton, Senior, Arcadia
Barton, a 5-foot-9 defense/midfield player, has started in all 18 games for Arcadia this season.
She is anchoring a Knights defense that has allowed just 1.94 goals per game this fall.
With Barton in the lineup, Arcadia had a winning season and is now set to compete in the postseason. The Knights (11-7, 5-1 MAC Freedom) will take on an opponent to be determined on Wednesday, Nov. 6, in the semifinal round of the MAC Freedom Championship.
GOLF
Levi Hassinger, Freshman, PSU Mont Alto
It’s been a busy first season for Hassinger, a Chambersburg native who went to Cumberland Valley Christian, who has taken on at least six meets for Mont Alto this fall.
Hassinger began his college career on Sept. 5 at the PSUAC Invitational, where he shot an 84 to take 23rd place. Less than a week later, at the PSU Mont Alto Invitational on Sept. 11, Hassinger recorded an 85 to take 16th.
Hassinger shot a 32-over at the Cardinal Fall Classic on Sept. 21-22, before posting a 94 at a second PSUAC Invitational on Sept. 30.
Hassinger shot a 95 at the PSU Hazleton Invitational on Oct. 7, before wrapping up his season on Oct. 14-15 at the PSUAC/USCAA Championships, where he carded a 97-94-191 to take 84th place.
The season is over for Mont Alto.
Jacob Bassham, Sophomore, PSU Mont Alto
Bassham concluded his season as a Second Team All-American after securing a Top 10 finish at the PSUAC/USCAA Championships on Oct. 30.
It was a brilliant conclusion to a fall campaign that saw Bassham lead his team in scoring on a nearly-weekly basis.
He kicked off his season on Sept. 5 at the PSUAC Invitational, shooting an 80 for 13th place. Bassham surged to eighth place with an 83 at the PSU DuBois Invitational on Sept. 8.
On Sept. 11 at the Mont Alto Invitational, Bassham led his team by firing a 79 to land a Top 5 finish. Bassham led his team in scoring again at the Cardinal Classic on Sept. 21-22, shooting a two-over to claim 11th place.
After posting a 77 at the PSUAC Invitational on Sept. 30, Bassham recorded a ninth-place finish by shooting an 84 at the PSU Hazleton Invitational on Oct. 7.
Brandon Vaughn, Junior, Penn College
Vaughn was inactive for Penn College this season.
Owen Reichelderfer, Senior, California (Pa.)
Reichelderfer took on two invitationals for California in his sendoff season.
He kicked off his fall schedule at the Vulcan Invitational on Sept. 16-17, carding a 15-over 82-75-74-231 for 20th place.
Reichelderfer was back in action at the Hannastown Intercollegiate on Sept. 23-24, an event that saw him shoot a 30-over 77-85-78-240 to tie for 77th place.
The season is over for the Vulcans.
BOWLING
Katy McNemar, Freshman, Saint Anselm
McNemar has been one of the top bowlers for Saint Anselm this season.
She’s hit strikes on 35 percent of her attempts while also converting 56.9 percent of her makeable spare attempts.
Saint Anselm (12-20) returns to the lanes on Nov. 9-10, when it competes at the Bowl for the Cure in East Haven, Conn.
WESTERN
Jasmine Gruver, Senior, Wilson
Gruver, a “Level 1” member of Wilson’s roster, is set to begin the season on Saturday, Nov. 9, when her team travels to compete at Kutztown.
RUGBY
ZyQuaria Climons, Graduate, Mount St. Mary’s
Climons, a 5-foot-3 fullback, and her team are off to an 0-6 start this fall.
The Mount returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 2, for a road game at West Chester.
TENNIS
Ava Kalist, Sophomore, Shippensburg
Kalist turned in an unbeaten fall season in singles for the Raiders.
Competing at No. 5 and No. 6 singles, Kalist recorded a 4-0 record. She was also 3-2 at No. 3 doubles.
Shippensburg (3-2) is off for a long winter break, and will return to the courts on Feb. 22 for a road match at Daemen.
Avery Wissinger, Junior, Shippensburg
Wissinger was inactive this fall for Shippensburg.
