Men's Baseball

  • Lions' Wrap-Up Their Fall On the Diamond

    Posted Thu, 10/13/2011 - 3:17pm by gtk5002

    MIDDLETOWN, Pa.- After a rough 2010 season, the Penn State Harrisburg baseball team got back to basics during the fall practice season.  Most of the Lions’ time was spent focused on fundamentals and working players through drills during the squad’s first four weeks together.  The men wrapped up the fall by playing four of five scheduled Blue/White Series games.  This autumn marked the fifth year of intrasquad competition. 

  • Knull Takes His Game To Arizona

    Posted Tue, 07/26/2011 - 10:00am by sjd18

    By Jim Tetkoskie

    For the second summer in a row, recent grad Nick Knull (Enola, PA/Cedar Cliff) is taking his game on the road.  After playing his summer baseball in the heartland of America in the River Valley League during 2010, he has headed to the desert to play in the Arizona Summer League.  The Arizona Summer League is a short- season instructional summer league with games being played in Yuma, Arizona.  The league allows collegiate and free agent pros the opportunity to showcase their playing abilities in front of scouts from independent and foreign pro leagues.  Each day they also receive instruction from former Major League and minor league players and coaches. 

  • NEAC Men’s Baseball West Division All-Conference Selections

    Posted Mon, 05/02/2011 - 1:51pm by sjd18

    Gansevoort, NY– The North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) announced the West Division regular season award winners in Men’s Baseball.  

  • PSH Split Decision with Cazenovia

    Posted Sun, 04/10/2011 - 3:42pm by emf14

    Middletown, PA- The Penn State Harrisburg men’s baseball team split Sunday’s doubleheader with NEAC foe Cazenovia College losing the first 0-4 and winning the second 4-1.

  • Nittany Lions Drop 2 to SUNY IT

    Posted Sun, 04/03/2011 - 3:12pm by emf14

    Middletown, PA- The Penn State Harrisburg Nittany Lion baseball team dropped a doubleheader to NEAC foe SUNY IT on Sunday, 0-6 and 0-5. The losses drop Penn State Harrisburg to 2-21, 1-3 NEAC while the Wildcats improved to 11-9, 4-0 NEAC.