Stories written by W.Steinlage

Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s wrestling team has three grapplers ranked in the top 25 in the country as the NAIA released its first poll Thursday. William Penn, which is now tied for 40th in the nation with 22 points, is represented nationally by three individuals. 149-pounder Cameron Hargrove (So., Bolingbrook, Ill., Undecided) is leading the […]
Nov 18 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen women’s wrestling team has good representation on the league and national lists as the NAIA released its first poll Thursday. William Penn is ranked 23rd with 24 points and has three grapplers rated at their respective weights. Salima Omari (Jr., Iowa City, Iowa) is ninth at 155 pounds, while Mami Selemani (Jr., Iowa City, […]
Nov 18 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–Men’s wrestler Cameron Hargrove (So., Bolingbrook, Ill., Undecided) and women’s bowler Cydnee Whiteleather (Jr., Lehigh Acres, Fla., Elementary Education) have been named the Statesmen of the Week for the week of November 7-13, presented by Gardner-Collier Jewelry. Hargrove owned a 4-2 record last week, beginning with defeating Tyler Okada of Waldorf 7-3 last Tuesday. The sophomore then tallied three […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s basketball team showed what it is capable of as it dominated Bethel (Ind.) 118-98 in non-conference action Tuesday. William Penn (3-1) handed the Pilots (5-1) their first loss of the season; BU came in with a hefty resume, having beaten two top-25 ranked teams earlier this season. WPU was excellent […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen men’s basketball team was forced down a few rungs after suffering its first loss of the season as the NAIA released its first top-25 poll Wednesday. WPU (3-1) dropped six spots from the preseason ranking and is now #13 with 313 points. It is the 61st-consecutive time the Statesmen have been in […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s soccer team has its sights on advancing past the first weekend of nationals as it once again qualified for the NAIA National Championship Opening Round. WPU (11-6-3) received an automatic bid (first time ever with an auto berth) and will travel to Mishawaka, Ind. to compete in the Mishawaka Bracket. The […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–The Statesmen women’s volleyball team had tremendous representation as the all-Heart of America Athletic Conference teams were announced Wednesday. William Penn secured six honorees, setting a new program record for postseason laurels. Alyssa Young (Sr., Winter Springs, Fla., Exercise Science) guided the navy and gold as a first-teamer, one of 14 individuals on the top squad. […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Davenport–Top-20 finishes from Cydnee Whiteleather (Jr., Lehigh Acres, Fla., Elementary Education) and Caitlin Radliff (So., Belleville, Ill., Software Engineering) lifted the William Penn women’s bowling team to another strong effort as it battled at the ISYL Leatherneck Classic last Saturday and Sunday. WPU placed fourth out of 35 teams in qualifying with 8,675 pins, while Wichita […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Moline, Ill.–The Statesmen men’s bowling team continued its fall campaign with a top-half finish at the ISYL Leatherneck Classic last Saturday and Sunday. WPU finished 18th out of 45 teams with 8,963 pins, while St. Ambrose topped qualifying with 10,077 pins. Entering as the #5 seed, Indiana Tech upset SAU in the semifinals of match […]
Nov 17 2022 | Posted in
College Sports |
Read More »

Oskaloosa–William Penn University Athletics Director Nik Rule has announced that the department has accepted the resignation of Todd Hafner as head coach of the Statesmen football team. “We would like to thank Coach Hafner for his years of service to William Penn University and our football program; he has been a dedicated servant-leader to his […]