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DeSa gets Goaltender of the Week honors

BOSTON – The Atlantic Hockey Association named Penn State women’s ice hockey senior Katie DeSa Goaltender of the Week on Tuesday afternoon. It is the 12th time in her career receiving the award, and the third time this season. DeSa put together another dominant weekend in goal for the Nittany Lions, posting back-to-back shutouts over Robert Morris stopping all 31 shots she faced. She now is tied for the national lead in shutouts and is currently on a 170:33 minute scoreless streak dating back to the first period against Lindenwood on Friday, Oct. 24. With her two shutouts this ...

Lions collect Big Ten playoff accolades

ROSEMONT, Ill. – Penn State women’s soccer continued its historic run of success as a leading member of the Big Ten Conference following the announcement of the league’s postseason awards on Tuesday, with the Blue & White landing five student-athletes on All-Big Ten teams in addition to one student-athlete appearing as a B1G Sportsmanship Honoree. The Nittany Lions saw graduate forward Kaitlyn MacBean close her career in the Big Ten out with a bang, landing First Team All-B1G accolades for the second year in a row. Senior forward Amelia White made her first appearance on a B1G ...

Lady Lions pummel Bucknell, 83-55

UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State women’s basketball soars to an 83-55 season opening victory over Bucknell. The Lady Lions improve to 51-13 in first games of the campaign while remaining undefeated against the Bison in the all-time series history. Penn State made its first season opening debut in its former home on Curtin Road since 1995 in its partial return to Rec Hall for the 2025-26 campaign. Sophomore guard Kiyomi McMiller and redshirt junior center Gracie Merkle’s 20-plus-point performances, along with efficient team defense powered PSU to its first win of the season. McMiller ...

Penn State wins season opener 76-68

UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State men’s basketball team spent the final 3:28 on a 16-2 run, including 11 unanswered points in the final two minutes, to earn a gritty 76-68 season-opening victory over Fairfield Monday night inside the Bryce Jordan Center. The back-and-forth battle saw 13 lead changes and 12 tied scores. The Stags owned a 66-60 lead with 3:45 to play, but Penn State battled back to close the game on a 16-2 run, which included the game’s final 11 points. PSU’s dominance in transition made the difference in the season opener, with the Blue & White ...

Hoosiers topple PSU, 3-0

UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State women’s volleyball suffered a rare defeat to No. 24 Indiana 3-0 (25-22, 25-15, 25-23) in a Big Ten match Sunday at Rec Hall. The Nittany Lions fell to 13-9 overall and 7-5 in the conference, while the Hoosiers moved to 18-4, 9-3. Kennedy Martin continued her impressive season in the loss, recording her third-straight double-double and seventh of the season. She collected 14 kills to go with her 13 digs. Emmi Sellman had the next most on the team with six kills as the Nittany Lions couldn’t find their groove offensively. Avry Tatum and Jaidyn Jager ...

Lions’ task has never been greater

It’s difficult to remember a more challenging situation than the one facing the Nittany Lions today. They’re in Columbus, where they’ve won twice since 1978 – in 2008 when Mark Rubin punched the ball loose from Terrelle Pryor and in 2011 with Tom Bradley as the interim coach – to ...