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9.4.10 | Men's Soccer
Warriors upended by No. 19 Montclair State, 1-0
9.4.10 | Football
Follow Lycoming's football opener at Rowan
9.1.10 | Men's Soccer
Deasel fuels Warriors to 3-2 win over Misericordia
9.1.10 | Volleyball
Gear leads Warriors in tri-match split to open season
9.1.10 | Women's Soccer
Warriors fall, 2-1, in opener at Misericordia
8.30.10 | General
Lycoming College loses great fan, PA announcer Dick Zimmerman
8.30.10 | Football
Warriors head to Rowan for season opener
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Athlete of the Week
Shelby Gear
Shelby Gear
Volleyball
Shelby Gear, a freshman from Rochester, N.Y., had a solid debut as a right-side hitter for the Warriors, leading the team to a split during its opening tri-match. Gear posted 15 kills against Baptist Bible and notched 10 in the season-opening win over Penn State Altoona.
Jimmy Deasel
Jimmy Deasel
Men's Soccer
With two goals in a two-minute span, sophomore Jimmy Deasel lifted the Warriors to a 3-2 upset win over defending-Freedom Conference champions Misericordia in the season opener on Wednesday, Sept. 1. Deasel, who helped Lycoming to a 2-1 record on the week, connected twice against the Cougars, first tying the match at two in the 60th minute with a one-timer and added the game-winner on a penalty kick two minutes later. 
Athletes of the Year
Abby Myers
Abby Myers
Volleyball

Myers wrapped up her final campaign for the Lady Warriors as the team’s leader in assists with 635. She finishes her career as the program’s third all-time leader in assists, dishing out 2,534 since 2006. She also was named to the Middle Atlantic Conferences’ All Academic Team.
Christopher Dahlheimer
Christopher Dahlheimer
Wrestling
Dahlheimer, the team’s Most Valuable Player, concluded his final season with an overall record of 27-5. He registered 10 wins by fall and seven major decisions. He won the Empire Collegiate Wrestling Conference’s 165-pound title for the third consecutive season, earning him a trip to the NCAA national championships. He was also named an Academic All-American.
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