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Black Mountain, N.C.–The William Penn men’s lacrosse team came up with another dominating performance in a 21-9 victory over Montreat in non-conference play Friday. WPU (4-2) won in convincing fashion by outshooting the Cavaliers (0-2) 72-23 (45-15 in shots on goal). The visitors also claimed the ground ball battle 58-32. Breck Putzier (So., Minneapolis, Minn., […]
Feb 25 2023 | Posted in
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St. Louis, Mo.–The William Penn men’s volleyball team got contributions for many of its reserves as it swept Health Sciences and Pharmacy 3-0 in Heart of America Athletic Conference play Friday. WPU (8-5, 7-3 Heart), which has won six matches in a row, defeated the Eutectics by scores of 25-21, 25-23, 25-22. The visitors outhit […]
Feb 25 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s basketball team squeaked by with a win courtesy of a last-second tip-in by Eddie Daley (Grad., DeWitt, Mich., Master’s of Organizational Leadership), defeating #8 seed Benedictine 90-88 in overtime in the Heart of America Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinals. Despite not playing their best game, the top-seeded Statesmen (26-3) advance to Saturday’s […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s basketball team collected seven honors on the heels of another impressive regular season as the all-Heart of America Athletic Conference teams were announced Thursday. Malik Edwards (Fr., Drexel Hill, Pa., Business Management) and Eddie Daley (Grad., DeWitt, Mich., Master’s of Organizational Leadership) were both named to the 11-player first team. Chanze […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–The Statesmen women’s basketball duo of Ally Stewart (Sr., Victoria, Australia, Physical Education) and Morgan Terry (Sr., Cornersville, Tenn., Biology) were recognized for their contributions this season as the all-Heart of America Athletic Conference teams were announced Wednesday. For the second year in a row (and the second time in their careers), Stewart and Terry […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–Assistant Track and Field Coach Zuva Bvekerwa was recognized for leading the Statesmen men’s track and field team to big points as the Heart of America Athletic Conference announced its top awards from last weekend’s indoor championships. Bvekerwa was named the Heart Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year as the male athletes he coached accounted […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–Its first loss since December had little effect on the Statesmen men’s basketball team as the NAIA’s final regular season top-25 poll was released Wednesday. William Penn (25-3, 21-1 Heart) lost just one position to #8 with 422 points. It is the 67th-consecutive time in which the navy and gold have been ranked in the […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–The William Penn women’s wrestling team will send a load of ranked wrestlers into action at the league championship as the NAIA released its sixth and final set of polls Wednesday. WPU is rated 28th as a team with 15 points, while 170-pounder Kylee Eastwood (Fr., Fontana, Kan., Undecided) tops a trio of grapplers ranked […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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Oskaloosa–Having righted its ship, the William Penn men’s volleyball team is back inside the top 10 as the NAIA’s second top-15 poll was released Wednesday. Winners of five matches in a row, the Statesmen (7-5, 6-3 Heart) has leapt five spots to #9 with 147 points. WPU is one of six Heart of America Athletic […]
Feb 24 2023 | Posted in
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KNOXVILLE – North Mahaska’s quest for a return to the state boys’ basketball tournament came to an end Tuesday night in Knoxville. North Mahaska faced South Iowa Cedar League champion Lynnville-Sully and came up short 62-42. The contest was much closer than the final score indicated. The loss also meant the end to the career […]