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Lock Haven football falls to No. 7 Slippery Rock on road

SLIPPERY ROCK — The Lock Haven football team fell to No. 7-ranked Slippery Rock by a 66-7 score on Saturday afternoon in a PSAC contest at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. Slippery Rock entered the contest ranked seventh in the latest American Football Coaches Association poll but leads the nation in the most recent NCAA Power Index rankings released last Saturday. The Rock is also ranked eighth in the latest D2Football.com poll. Lock Haven's lone score came in the fourth quarter. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Carson Nagle led a 12-play, 75-yard drive and threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to ...

LHU women's wrestling ranked No. 12 in NWCA preseason poll

MANHEIM — With the start of the season at just over a week away, the Lock Haven women's wrestling team was slotted in a tie for 12th in the National Wrestling Coaches Association's Preseason NCAA Women's Coaches Poll with 16 points. The Bald Eagles share the position with Aurora, Eastern, Fort Hays State and Simpson (Iowa). Two Bald Eagles seniors are ranked individually. Azariah Moore, a Montross, Va. native, is No. 5 at 180 pounds fresh off of her All-America effort last year at the NCAA Women's Wrestling Championships. Lindsay Laws is No. 6 at 207 pounds after qualifying for the ...

Central Mountain suffers 49-21 road loss against District 4 power Mount Carmel

MOUNT CARMEL - While you generally are what your record says you are after 80 percent of the season, by just the eye test alone, one would not have known that Central Mountain entered Friday’s game at Mount Carmel winless without looking up its record. The Wildcats consistently moved the ball on Mount Carmel, picking up 17 first downs in the game and 360 yards of offense, including 176 through the air and 184 on the ground. They also held a decided advantage in time of possession and ran 61 plays to just 36 for Mount Carmel. But Central Mountain simply had no answer for Mount ...

LHU has another tough game vs. No. 7 Slippery Rock

Lock Haven’s run of three consecutive wins was snapped on Saturday with a tough 42-35 loss at Hubert Jack Stadium against Edinboro. It came a week after Lock Haven stunned No. 10 Indiana (Pa.) on the road, 35-20, earning the Bald Eagles’ first win against IUP since 1981. Lock Haven hopes it has some road magic in it again as the Bald Eagles once again travel for a matchup against a ranked team on the road, facing No. 7-ranked Slippery Rock today for a 1 p.m. kickoff. The Bald Eagles played well against Edinboro last week, but couldn’t rally late and came up a touchdown shy ...