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Michigan men look to win Big Ten hoops again

CHICAGO — No. 3 Michigan comes into the Big Ten Tournament this week with its sights set on a repeat and bigger goals on the horizon. The Wolverines (29-2, 19-1) would love nothing more than to secure a No. 1 seed in the NCAA and take aim at the school’s second national championship. ...

State College Spikes’ home in jeopardy after PSU civil lawsuit

UNIVERSITY PARK — The State College Spikes’ future at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park is now in question after a civil lawsuit was filed Tuesday by Penn State University against the MLB Draft League franchise. The lawsuit alleges the Spikes have failed to properly renew their long-term ...

Penn State fires women’s basketball coach Kieger

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State fired women’s head basketball coach Carolyn Kieger on Thursday, marking the end of her seven seasons at the helm. Athletic director Dr. Patrick Kraft made the decision, calling it “a change in leadership for the Lady Lion basketball program” in a press ...

Men: Rutgers at Penn State

Tipoff: 6 p.m., Jordan Center, University Park Records: Rutgers (10-15, Big Ten 3-11); Penn State (11-15, Big Ten 2-13) TV: Big Ten Network Radio: Penn State Sports Network Satellite: SiriusXM Ch. 210 & 959 Notable: The Nittany Lions finally return home after having played five of ...

Penn State hockey player honored

UNIVERSITY PARK — Pen State junior ice hockey player Reese Laubach was named the Big Ten Third Star of the Week following his performances against Michigan this past weekend. Laubach earned his first weekly accolade and the fourth of his career. He paced the Big Ten with three goals and four points over the weekend registering a pair of multi-point games in a 4-4 tie. Laubach scored twice in a loss on Saturday marking his second multi-goal effort of the season and the sixth of his career. The junior has now scored in four of his last five games with five goals over that ...

EIVA recognizes Harvey for his volleyball showing

UNIVERSITY PARK — Sean Harvey was named the EIVA Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season after leading the No. 16 Penn State men’s volleyball team to a pair of conference wins over Princeton over the weekend. Harvey hit .333 with 4.25 kills, 1.38 digs, and 0.75 blocks per set over Penn State’s two wins. He opened the road trip with a career-high 22 kills on .325 hitting in addition to eight digs, four blocks, and one ace in a five-set victory on Friday. He followed that by hitting .348 with 12 kills, two blocks, three digs, and one ace. Harvey is hitting ...