5.14.2012 | Softball, Android
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Sophomore
Maureen Pallone and freshman
Caitlin Nealer were named First Team All-Central Region as the National Fastpitch ...
5.14.2012 | General, Men's Golf, Android
MEADVILLE, Pa. - In its 197th year, Allegheny College awarded an honorary doctorate to golf legend and state native Arnold Palmer at the college's ...
5.11.2012 | Women's Golf, Android
ANGOLA, Ind. – Junior
Liz Blyth birdied the final hole on Friday to lift Allegheny into a tie for ninth place at the 2012 NCAA Division III ...
5.11.2012 | Women's Track and Field, Android
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Allegheny hosted the sixth annual Gator Invitational on Friday, which serves as one of the nation's largest last-chance ...
5.11.12 | Softball, Android
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Sandra Sanford has announced her resignation as the head coach of Allegheny softball after maintaining the prominence of the
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5.10.12 | Women's Golf, Android
ANGOLA, Ind. – There was a lot of jostling in the team standings during Thursday's third round of the NCAA Division III Women's Golf
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5.10.12 | Women's Lacrosse
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The North Coast Athletic Conference announced their All-Conference selections Thursday morning and Allegheny was well
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5.9.12 | Women's Golf, Android
ANGOLA, Ind. – Allegheny maneuvered its way into the top 10 on the second day of the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships behind a
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5.9.12 | General
CLEVELAND, Ohio – On the heels of another banner season for Allegheny's historically rich softball program, the Gators collected a bevy of postseason awards as the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) announced its major award winners and All-Conference teams. Leading the way for the Blue and Gold was junior
Stephanie Fort, who was named NCAC Player of the Year, and rookie
Caitlin Nealer, who earned Pitcher of the Year plaudits.
Sandra Sanford, who orchestrated a monstrous single-season turnaround, was named Coach of the Year.
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5.9.12 | Baseball
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The NCAC released their annual post-season baseball awards this afternoon, and four members of the 2012 Allegheny squad found their way on the list. Sophomore
Kyle Davis led the way for Allegheny, being selected to the All-NCAC First Team as a pitcher; newcomer Mike Kastelic was awarded for his play being named to the All-Conference Second Team; while
Aaron Lynch and
Eric Hansen were each tabbed as All-NCAC Honorable Mentions.
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5.9.12 | Football
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Allegheny head coach Mark Matlak has appointed Rob Wenger as the team's new defensive coordinator it was announced on Wednesday. After spending the past season at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Wenger returns to Allegheny where he served as an assistant coach during the 2010 campaign.
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5.8.12 | General
ANGOLA, Ind. – Nationally-ranked No. 13 Allegheny enjoyed a strong opening round at the 2012 NCAA Division III Championships on Tuesday. The Gators closed the first day in 10th place while piecing together a terrific team effort on the par 72, 5,990-yard Zollner Golf Course in Angola, Ind.
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5.8.12 | General
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The NCAC released the All-Conference men's and women's tennis teams this afternoon and three Gators were honored with a selection. For the men
Patrick Cole was named to the All-NCAC First Team, and on the women's side
Carolyn Shetter was named to the All-NCAC Singles Second-Team, while also being selected to the All-NCAC Doubles First Team with partner
Deborah Landau.
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5.8.12 | General
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Three Allegheny players were named to the 2012 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) All-Tournament Team as announced by the NCAC softball tournament committee.
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5.5.12 | General
MEADVILLE, Pa. – Led by
Lauren Butler, who was named North Coast Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Year for the fourth time, Allegheny women's track & field enjoyed an impressive last day at the NCAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships en route to fifth place in the team standings.
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