
Saint Joseph’s Edges Bucknell 1‑0 in Defensive Showdown
A 12th‑minute goal by Sarah Fisher and stellar second‑half saves by Lauren Lebo secured a 1‑0 win for Saint Joseph’s over Bucknell, setting up a Thursday clash with Delaware.
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A 12th‑minute goal by Sarah Fisher and stellar second‑half saves by Lauren Lebo secured a 1‑0 win for Saint Joseph’s over Bucknell, setting up a Thursday clash with Delaware.

The Nittany Lions, ranked 23rd, rolled past Bucknell 5-0 in their season debut at Jeffrey Field, with a decisive second-half surge that highlighted the milestone achievement of Coach Erica Dambach.

The Bucknell women's soccer team prepares for a high‑stakes match against No. 23 Penn State, highlighting strong early performances and upcoming fixtures.

Bucknell secured a 4-0 victory over La Salle, out shooting the Explorers and capitalizing on early goals by Katie Connell and Ingrid Murphy.

A dominant performance saw the Bucknell women's soccer team defeat La Salle 4-0, highlighted by freshman goals, a clean sheet, and strong defensive play ahead of a Thursday showdown with Penn State.

Bucknell’s women’s soccer team secured an 8‑1 victory over Mount St. Mary’s, celebrating Coach Kelly Cook’s 100th career win while showcasing a barrage of first‑career scores.

After a challenging 2025 campaign, the Bison regroup with nine returning starters, a seasoned coaching staff, and a schedule that tests their resilience before a home slate that could define their season.
Appoquinimink High School captured the DIAA Division I title, highlighted by standout performances from Kelsey Beatie, Karsyn Hope and Waryn Catania, while ten of its players earned spots in the top 56 statewide rankings.
Kelsey Beatie’s second consecutive Player of the Year award, a school‑record 27 goals and a perfect season for the Appoquinimink Jaguars headline a year of accolades that also recognized Avery Holland, Whitney Evancho, Gino Miraglia and more.

Odessa Ducks survive a tense 5‑4 penalty shootout to advance past Middletown in the DIAA girls soccer semifinals.