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Lions place eighth at Terps Invite

Penn State

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Sophomore Hannah Rabb paced Penn State to an eighth-place finish in the 16-team field at the second-annual Terps Invitational this week finishing tied for sixth in the 90-player field. Rabb bookended the event with a pair of 1-under, 71’s, with a 76 sandwiched between to card a 2-over, 218, for the week and earn her best Nittany Lion finish at T-6, her second top-10 of the season and the sixth of her career. As a team the Nittany Lions had their best round of the week on Monday firing a 10-over, 298, as a team finishing the week 37-over, 901. Virginia secured ...

Karklin survives fire, rain to earn first Port Royal checkered

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PORT ROYAL — Jake Karklin’s first career 410 sprint car win at Port Royal Speedway was eventful to say the least. After his heat race win, his car caught fire as he went back to the pit area and he received minor burns. He redrew the pole for the 25-lap feature and his crew got the ...

Macri sidelined by compression fractures from accident

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MECHANICSBURG — Following Friday night’s accident at Williams Grove Speedway in Mechanicsburg, fan favorite Anthony Macri finds himself sidelined in the pits for some time. According to the driver’s social media, he was transported to the hospital after the crash for evaluation. Macri ...

Penn State wraps up 2026 campaign in Tempe

Penn State

TEMPE, Ariz. – Despite one of the best showings on beam and floor this season, Penn State concluded its season at the Tempe Regional with a final team score of 196.200 and placed third behind third-seed Florida and 14-seed California. The 196.000 total team score is the fifth-best performance for the Nittany Lions in NCAA Regional competition. Elizabeth Leary shattered her career-best on beam with a 9.900 while Dani Latronica stayed dominant on the apparatus with her seventh 9.900 or higher this season. Leary and Latronica’s routines are tied for the second-highest NCAA Regional ...

Lions bash the softball in 13-5 win over Terps

Penn State

UNIVERSITY PARK – Powered by five home runs in the game and an eight-run home half of the third inning, the Penn State softball team roared out of the gates in its Big Ten Conference series-opening matchup with the Maryland Terrapins, taking the lid-lifting contest by a 13-5 differential in five innings of play Friday from Nittany Lion Softball Park & Beard Field. The long ball was the story of the game for PSU on Friday, with the Blue & White setting a team season-high in single-game home runs with five in the contest. Penn State surpassed its previous season-best mark of ...