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Mansfield University field hockey sophomores Alex Esterling, Hannah Meyer and Saramae Radel were named to the PSAC All-Conference team.
For the first time in their careers, Esterling (forward) and Meyer (defender) were named to the second-team, while Radel (midfielder) earned third-team.
The Mountaineers have placed a student-athlete on the PSAC All-Conference Team for the fourth straight season, while earning multiple selections for the third-straight year.
In women's soccer, Lock Haven's strong bid for an upset came just shy as No. 3 Kutztown University slipped by the Bald Eagles, 1-0.
Lock Haven opened the contest strong and put together a tremendous first-half effort, but nationally-ranked Kutztown led 1-0 at halftime on a last-minute goal. KU's Joslyn Stoltz ran onto and headed home a long looping pass into the box from Molly McHarg.
Shippensburg defeated Mansfield, 2-0. Freshman Katelyn Rueppel led the Mountaineers' offensive attack with four shots, with three coming on goal. Sophomore Taylar Luckenbill added two shots on goal.
In net, senior Stephanie Moir made a game-high ten saves for the Mounties, while Morgan Molyneaux was credited with seven saves and the victory.
With three straight wins under its belt, the Lycoming College football team has earned a spot in the first NCAA Division III Region I rankings.
The Warriors improved to 6-2 overall and 5-1 in the Middle Atlantic Conference in their last outing, a 30-27 win over Wilkes, which put the Warriors alone in second place in the MAC with two games remaining.
Lycoming faces off with another 6-2 regionally-ranked squad in Widener this week, hitting the road for a 1 p.m. start on Saturday, Nov. 6.