On November 8, Cailin Spelman signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her athletic career on the women’s soccer team at Shippensburg University.
The Shippensburg Raiders are a NCAA Division...
On November 8, Georgia Sible signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her soccer career at Lock Haven University, located in North Central Pennsylvania. The LHU Bald Eagles are a Division ll school...
On May 10, Linganore senior Andrew Bailey signed his National Letter of Intent to play soccer for the Wilson College Phoenix.
Wilson College is a Division III school in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey...
Payton Arneson committed to Frostburg, a Division II school, on November 10, 2021 to continue running track.
Arneson has prepared herself for college-level athletics by taking part in the indoor and...
Braden Weinel has been a part of the varsity soccer team for two years and will be continuing his soccer career at Hood College. He signed his National Letter of Intent on November 13.
According...
Artificial turf has increased in popularity around the world, especially in the United States. There are over 12,000 artificial turf fields across the United States, and the number is growing. They’re...
Caleb Needle, who has been playing soccer for over 13 years, is one of the most talented players on the boys soccer team. Needle has been a four year varsity starter. He is the team's leading scorer,...
The girls Varsity and JV soccer teams have kicked off the fall season with an outstanding start. Although they are only midway through the season, the girls are already proving to be a major threat to...
October 12, the girls' varsity soccer team defeated the Oakdale Bears with a close score of 2-0. During this game, senior Miranda Keaton broke the school record for most goals scored in a single season,...
The boy's varsity and junior varsity soccer teams took on the Westminster Owls on September 6th. This was the first official game of the season for both teams, and they hoped to start in the win column.
Although...
