As part of East Stroudsburg University's 125th Anniversary Celebration in 2018, Warriors fans can look back at athletic highlights "On This Date" - from 1893 through the 2016-17 academic year.  This page will be updated throughout the summer. Scroll below!

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JANUARY

3 (2016) - WBB - Warriors win 74-73 vs. #13 California, defeating defending NCAA DII national champs on Tyeca Reviere's 3-pointer at the buzzer. It marks ESU's first win vs. a nationally-ranked opponent since 1995.
3 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 90-79 vs. defending PSAC champion Shippensburg, finishing game on 14-3 run. ESU (9-2, 6-1) would fall at Shippensburg in their 2nd meeting on January 31, before winning 13 straight - including the first Atlantic Region title in school history with an 84-72 win vs. the Raiders in March.

4 (2009) - MBB - Warriors win 52-49 at #4 Gannon on 3-pointer at the buzzer by Aaron Pinckney.
4 (2011) - MBB - Warriors win 88-86 (OT) vs. Mercyhurst, ralling from 11 points in the final 57 seconds in regulation. Freshman guard Will Brown hit three 3-pointers in the final 28 seconds, including the game-tying 3 with 4 seconds left, to force OT.
4 (2013) - MBB - Warriors win 57-55 vs. #16 IUP.

5 (1995) - WBB - #20 Warriors win 52-51 vs. Gannon in the first game with a national ranking in program history.

6 (2017) - MBB - Warriors win 119-87 at Millersville, scoring 100+ points for the 3rd straight game for the 2nd time in program history. It also caps stretches of the most points in 2 games (234) and 3 games (339) by the Warriors.

7 (2006) - WR - Warriors win 21-17 at North Carolina State, part of the NC State Duals.

9 (2008) - WBB - Jackie Yandrisevits, ESU's all-time leading scorer, has a career-high 35 points in a 96-89 (OT) win vs. Moravian.
9 (2016) - MBB - Warriors win 87-60 at #22 West Chester, their largest-ever margin of victory vs. a nationally-ranked team.

10 (2001) - MBB - Juwan Justice makes a school-record 10 3-pointers and scores 34 points in a 75-72 win at Cheyney.
10 (2010) - MBB - Warriors win 81-73 at Edinboro, improving their best-ever start (at the time) to 13-0. That mark was eclipsed by a 20-0 start in 2013-14.

11 (2003) - WR - Warriors win 25-13 at NC State, 19-15 vs. Duke at the NC State Duals.
11 (2013) - MBB - Whis Grant scores 23 of his 28 points in the 2nd half in an 84-72 win at Slippery Rock.
11 (2014) - FB - James Franklin '95 named head coach at Penn State. Franklin was a Harlon Hill candidate in 1994 and a 2-time All-PSAC East quarterback for the Warriors.

12 (1990) - MBB - Warriors fall 92-88 (OT) at Chaminade, going 1-5 in 7 days in Hawaii - then go 13-5 the rest of the season, including the first PSAC title in program history, and reaching the NCAA DII Regional championship game.

13 (2010) - MBB - #24 Warriors fall 87-84 at #3 Kutztown, ending a 13-0 start, in the first top-25 match-up in program history.

14 (2015) - MBB - Whis Grant sets ESU's career record for 3-pointers in a 90-73 win at Cheyney. He finished his career with 268 3's and 1,860 points, 2nd in school history.

16 (2016) - MT&F - William Berry clears 7-0 1/2 in high jump at Kutztown, becoming the first ESU high jumper, indoors or outdoors, to clear 7 feet.

17 (2004) - WR - Warriors win 23-21 vs. Drexel, coached by Jack Childs, a 1967 ESU graduate and 1995 inductee to the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame.

18 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win 77-71 at Millersville for the 12th straight win during their PSAC championship season.
18 (1999) - WBB - Marie Schlegel sets the school record with 15 assists in a 62-49 at Centenary.

19 (1991) - WBB - Claudine Simard, who held ESU's all-time scoring record until 2009, scores a career-high 40 points in a 71-60 win vs. Cheyney.

20 (1993) - WBB - Gaye Chapman produces ESU's only triple-double (16 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists) in an 86-81 win at West Chester.
20 (2010) - MBB - #25 Warriors win 101-96 (2OT) at Bloomsburg, rallying from 15 points with 7:35 left.

21 (1928) - WBB - Warriors win 106-0 vs. Schuylkill College, after posting a 68-6 win on the road against the same team on January 14.

22 (1972) - MBB - John Lehman has 27 rebounds in an 88-76 win vs. Montclair State.

23 (2008) - MBB - Warriors win their 13th straight game with a 72-46 victory vs. Bloomsburg.

25 (1995) - WBB - Stacy Perryman scores a career-high 33 points, one of 6 career games with 30+, in an 89-83 win vs. Kutztown.
25 (2014) - MBB - Whis Grant scores 31 points and freshman Rasheed Moore has 24 as #6 Warriors win 107-94 at West Chester, finishing the game on a 22-3 run to improve to 18-0.

26 (2013) - WBB - Jessica Martin has a school-record 9 blocks in a 74-55 loss vs. Shippensburg.

28 (2015) - MBB - Warriors win 109-70 vs. Lock Haven, avenging their only regular season loss from 2014 (82-80 at LHU) in a 25-1 regular season.

29 (1927) - MBB - Warriors win 77-17 vs. New Paltz to improve to 9-0 in their first varsity season, eventually finishing with a 16-1 record.

30 (1960) - MBB - Russ Hopewell, a standout in basketball and track and field, scores 46 points in a 68-61 win vs. Cheyney.

31 (1998) - MBB - Warriors win 80-70 vs. #6 Pitt-Johnstown, their first top-25 win since 1990.
31 (2009) - WBB - DeAnna Rayam goes 6-for-6 from the 3-point line in a 67-54 loss vs. West Chester.
31 (2018) - MBB - Warriors fall 89-64 at #23 Shippensburg behind PSAC record 9-for-9 3-point shooting by Justin McCarthur. ESU (14-5) wouldn't lose again until the Elite 8 - running off 13 straight wins, including 84-72 vs. Shippensburg in the Atlantic Region final on March 13.


FEBRUARY

1 (2014) - MBB - #6 Warriors win 75-67 vs. Kutztown for their 20th straight win to open the season. ESU finished 30-2 overall, winning its 2nd PSAC championship in 3 years and advancing to the NCAA DII Atlantic Region final.
1 (2017) - MBB - Warriors win 126-60 vs. Cheyney, setting a school record for points, and Rasheed Moore becomes the program's 5th 1,500-point scorer. ESU's previous high mark was 122 points vs. Bloomsburg on February 6, 1971.

3 (2018) - WT&F - Marissa Flim wins 60m dash at ESU's DeSchriver Invitational, edging out Nia Ali - silver medalist in 100m hurdles at 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro - 7.18 to 7.19.

4 (2004) - MBB - Warriors win 84-81 at #23 Mansfield, their first win vs. a nationally-ranked team since 1998.
4 (2012) - WBB / MBB - Warriors win a pair of 2OT games at Kutztown - the only doubleheader with multiple OT games in school history. The women won 56-52 and got big rebounding days from Jessica Martin (20) and Fayola Moise (18). The men followed with a 93-86 win, and would later outlast KU in OT on the road in the PSAC quarterfinals on their way to the 2nd PSAC championship in school history.

5 (1927) - MBB - Warriors fall 34-33 vs. Newark Normal after opening 9-0 for the only loss in a 16-1 season in their first year as a varsity program.

6 (1971) - MBB - Warriors win 122-88 vs. Bloomsburg, a school record for points which stood until 2017.
6 (1974) - MBB - Warriors win 68-66 vs. defending PSAC champion Cheyney.

7 (1981) - MBB - Warriors win 57-44 at #8 Bloomsburg, their first win vs. a top-10 team since 1972.
7 (2007) - WBB - Warriors win 71-59 vs. Cheyney for their 9th straight win, capping an 18-2 start during their school-record 25-4 season.

8 (1975) - WBB - Warriors win 78-65 vs. Penn State for their 5th straight win in the series from 1971-75.
8 (1977) - WBB - Warriors win 74-73 (OT) vs. Penn State for their 6th win in the series in 7 years.
8 (2006) - WBB - Maryellen Onofre sets a school record with 8 3-pointers in a 75-65 win at Columbia Union.
8 (2014) - MBB - #3 Warriors win 93-64 vs. Millersville for the 1,000th win in program history.
8 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 118-102 vs. Lock Haven in highest-scoring game in Koehler Fieldhouse history, part of a school-record 92.0 points per game which ranked 4th in DII.

9 (1994) - WBB - Warriors win 70-42 vs. Mansfield to open 8-0 in the PSAC East, and their 9th straight win in a 21-8 season.

10 (1966) - WBB - Warriors win 93-27 at Temple.
10 (2016) - MBB - Warriors win 88-83 at #16 West Chester to complete season sweep of nationally-ranked opponent for 2nd time in program history.

11 (1959) - WBB - Warriors win 88-58 at Misericordia for a school-record 12th straight road win as Lorraine Boyd scores 35 points - one of her two 35+ point games in 1959.
11 (1960) - MBB - Russ Hopewell scores 43 points, his second 40-point game in two weeks, in a 95-64 win vs. Trenton State.
11 (1961) - WBB - Mary Lou Seasock scores 37 points in a season-opening 59-41 win at Hunter.

12 (1974) - WBB - Warriors win 48-28 at Penn State, the 4th of 5 straight wins in the series from 1971-75.

13 (1942) - MBB - Warriors win 48-47 at Bloomsburg, improving to 12-0 in an 18-1 season.
13 (1943) - MBB - Pete Pasko scores 44 points in an 80-49 win at Bloomsburg, the 9th win of a 12-0 season.
13 (2009) - WR - Warriors grapple to 15-15 dual tie at Army.
13 (2013) - MBB - #9 Warriors win 83-58 vs. Mansfield, their 14th straight win, to improve to 20-2.

14 (1942) - MBB - Warriors fall 60-58 at Lock Haven, their only loss in an 18-1 season, after a 12-0 start.
14 (2015) - MBB - Matt Tobin scores his 1,000th career point, becoming the only ESU player with 1,000 points (1,042) and 500 assists (546), in a 91-73 win vs. Cheyney.
14 (2015) - BASE - Warriors win 29-1 vs. Felician in Wilson, NC, setting a school record for runs.
14 (2018) - MBB - Steve Harris goes 10-for-10 from the field and scores 25 points in 94-76 win at Bloomsburg. Harris set ESU season (66.0) and career (63.8) records for field goal percentage and was PSAC Tournament and Atlantic Regional MVP on ESU's first-ever Elite 8 team.

15 (1969) - MBB - Steve Guter scores a school-record 57 points in a 93-77 win vs. Kutztown.
15 (2007) - WBB - Warriors win 59-47 vs. Bloomsburg to improve to 20-3, the 4th 20-win in school history, finishing 25-4.

16 (2017) - WSWM - Annie Fagan breaks a 39-year-old school record in 50 free, placing 4th in the PSAC Championships (ESU's highest individual finish at PSAC's since 2009). Her time of 23.87 lowered the previous mark of 24.13 by Karen Linck in 1978.

17 (1960) - WBB - Warriors win 56-55 at West Chester, starting 5-0 in a 10-1 season.
17 (2018) - MBB - Warriors run to 111-101 win vs. #23 West Chester to maintain share of PSAC East lead, the 5th victory in a 13-game winning streak that culminated in ESU's first-ever Atlantic Region title. Jakwan Jones had 13 of ESU's 27 assists as the Warriors shot 62 percent from the field.

18 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win 67-56 vs. Bloomsburg to improve to 20-4, the 3rd of 4 20-win seasons in school history. The 1995 team won ESU's only women's basketball championship to date.
18 (2014) - WR - Warriors win 27-20 vs. #9 Kutztown, their only win vs. a top-10 DII opponent from 2009-10 through 2017-18.
18 (2017) - WBB - Warriors win 87-61 vs. Bloomsburg for their 8th straight win and longest winning streak in 10 years.

19 (1955) - MBB - Dave "Kelly" MacLaughlin scores 53 points in a 118-74 win vs. Trenton State.

20 (1973) - WBB - Warriors win 55-30 vs. Penn State, the 3rd of 5 straight wins in the series from 1971-75.
20 (1981) - WBB - Warriors fall 73-47 vs. Cheyney in the 1st round of the PSAC Tournament, their first PSAC postseason appearance in program history.
20 (2010) - WSWM - Christine Swiker places 5th in 400 IM at the PSAC Championships, the 5th top-8 finish of her career and 3rd top-5 showing.

21 (1963) - WBB - Warriors win 47-34 vs. West Chester, opening 8-0 during a 9-2 season.
21 (1972) - MBB - John Lehman has school-record 29 rebounds in a 74-72 loss at Lehigh.
21 (1996) - WBB - Warriors win 67-49 vs. West Chester to win a share of their 3rd straight PSAC East regular season title.
21 (2009) - WBB - Jackie Yandrisevits sets ESU's career scoring record, finishing with 29 points in a 78-76 loss at Cheyney. She scored 1,784 points in her career to break the mark of 1,733 held by Claudine Simard (1988-92).

22 (1941) - MBB - Warriors win 76-30 vs. Mansfield for their 14th straight win in a 16-2 season.
22 (1975) - MBB - Bob Schlosser sets a school record with 18 assists in an 86-84 win vs. Shippensburg.
22 (1986) - WBB - Warriors win 64-59 at Kutztown to earn a share of their 2nd straight PSAC East regular season title.

23 (2007) - WBB - Warriors win 72-48 vs. Kutztown to finish the regular season with a 24-3 record, including an 11-1 PSAC East mark, for their 2nd straight division title.
23 (2013) - WR - Brendan McKeown wins Super Region 1 174-pound title and is named the regional's Outstanding Wrestler. He knocked off #1 Mike Williams of UNC-Pembroke, the defending DII champion at 165 pounds and a 3-time regional champion, with a 3-2 decision.

24 (1973) - MBB - Warriors win 73-64 vs. Bloomsburg for their 3rd straight 20-win season. They finished 23-4 and won the ECAC South Region title.
24 (2002) - MT&F - Mike Newhard wins the high jump (6-9) for the first of his 3 straight PSAC indoor titles, and the 2nd of 4 PSAC titles in his career, as the PSAC indoor championship was contested for the first time. The meet was held at Koehler Fieldhouse from 2001-09.
24 (2006) - WBB - Warriors win 65-64 vs. Kutztown to claim their first PSAC East regular season title since 1996, winning their final 6 divisional games.
24 (2013) - MT&F - ESU's 4x400m relay team of Keith Parker-Washington, William Berry, Damien Boham and Mike Saparito win the PSAC indoor title in 3:17.98, held at Edinboro. The Warriors won their 3rd 4x4 title in 4 years (2010, 11, 13).
24 (2013) - WT&F - 3 Warriors win PSAC indoor titles - Danielle Smith, Christina O'Connor and Elizabeth Madden - at Edinboro. Smith won the 60m (7.66) and 200m (25.04) for the 2nd and 3rd of her ESU-record 8 PSAC titles. O'Connor won the high jump (5-7 3/4) for the first of 3 straight indoor titles, and first of 5 overall. Madden won the weight (52-1 3/4) for her first of 2 straight in the event.
24 (2018) - WSWM - Warriors finish PSAC Championships with 8 school records - 5 individual and 3 relays - placing 7th for their best finish since 2002.
24 (2018) - BASE - Laine Renaud has 3 HR and 12 RBI, including 2 HR and 8 RBI in the opener and a walk-off HR in the nightcap, in a sweep vs. Saint Rose (23-4, 6-4).j
24 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win their 5th PSAC East title in 9 years with 73-66 win vs. Millersville, on the way to their 3rd PSAC Tournament championship in 7 seasons.

25 (1972) - WBB - Warriors win 74-47 at Penn State for their 2nd of 5 straight wins in the series from 1971-75.
25 (1979) - WR - Greg Shoemaker (126 pounds) wins his 2nd straight EIWA title, Jim Vargo (167) gives Warriors 2 champions, held at Princeton.
25 (1984) - WBB - Janice Youorski has school-record 24 rebounds, her 5th game with 21 or more that season, in an 85-67 win vs. Glassboro.
25 (2007) - WT&F - Leslie Martin wins pentathlon (3,594 points), earning PSAC Women's Field Athlete of the Meet, and Amanda Sines wins shot put (42-4 3/4) at PSAC Indoor Championships at Koehler Fieldhouse.
25 (2007) - MT&F - Iuri Pinto wins the mile (3:50.53) for the first of his 2 indoor mile titles, and first of 3 career PSAC titles overall. He also anchors the DMR, along with Drew Nesbitt, Jon Reid and Rob Innis, to time of 10:03.18 and 3rd straight PSAC title. Nesbitt, Innis and Pinto ran on all 3 relays.
25 (2012) - WR - Ed Ebewo wins Super Region 1 title at 197 pounds.
25 (2017) - WR - Dylan Nace (141), Joey Kratochvil (157) qualify for NCAA DII Championships.
25 (2017) - BASE - Dylan Tamecki hits 3 home runs in the nightcap as ESU sweeps Philadelphia U, 9-3 and 21-8.
25 (2018) - MT&F - Christian Castro wins PSAC championship in 60m hurdles in 8.19 seconds, held at Edinboro. He was later named the PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, also placing 5th in the 60m dash and 3rd in the 200m.

26 (1972) - MBB - Led by 16 assists by Kevin Morrissey, Warriors win 74-70 vs. #4 Cheyney, the defending PSAC champion, for their first-ever win vs. a top-10 team.
26 (1992) - MBB - Warriors win 77-66 at Kutztown, securing the 4th 20-win season in school history.
26 (2006) - MT&F - The DMR of Drew Nesbitt, Steve Denninger, Rob Innis and Iuri Pinto wins 2nd straight PSAC title (10:10.96), with the same group repeating from 2005. It's the 2nd of 3 straight PSAC DMR titles for the Warriors, in the championship held at Koehler Fieldhouse.
26 (2011) - Jeff Jacobs wins Super Region 1 title at 174 pounds.
26 (2012) - Ian Melhorn (200m - 21.96) named PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Meet, and Dan Johnson (heptathlon - 4,866) named PSAC Men's Indoor Field Athlete of the Meet, in PSAC Championships at Edinboro.  Kyle Soden also won the high jump (6-5 1/2). Johnson swept the 2012 PSAC multi's, winning the decathlon title outdoors.
26 (2014) - MBB - #3 Warriors win 74-71 vs. West Chester, completing 25-1 regular season.
26 (2017) - WT&F - Aspen Gaita wins PSAC indoor title in 60m hurdles, lowering her own conference record to 8.54, held at Edinboro.
26 (2017) - Steve Morgan wins 60m hurdles (8.06) for the 5th of his 6 career PSAC titles, and Khai Samuels captures the PSAC championship in the 800m (1:53.73), held at Edinboro. Morgan added the 2017 indoor title to his 2015 crown, and won the 110m hurdles all 4 seasons outdoors (2014-17).

27 (1962) - MBB - Warriors win 119-104 vs. PSAC power Cheyney.
27 (1971) - WBB - Warriors win 73-41 vs. Penn State, the first of 5 straight wins in the series from 1971-75.
27 (1971) - MBB - Warriors win 35-34 at Kutztown to complete 20-4 season, the first 20-win season in school history and the team's first of 3 straight.
27 (1985) - WBB - Warriors win 87-74 vs. Millersville in the PSAC semifinals to reach their first-ever PSAC championship game.
27 (1988) - MBB - Jonathan Roberts scores 41 points in a 98-65 loss at Millersville.
27 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win 90-48 at Cheyney, finishing 22-4 regular season with 11-1 PSAC record and claiming the 2nd of 3 straight PSAC East regular season titles.
27 (2005) - WT&F - Theresa Manera wins 200m (25.50) and Tawny Youtz wins 400m (57.54) at PSAC Indoor Championships at Koehler Fieldhouse. Both also ran on the winning 4x400m relay along with Jayme Ferraro and Ashley Janosko, running 3:58.68, for their 2nd PSAC title in 3 years with Youtz anchoring both. Youtz also won the 400m outdoor title in 2005.
27 (2005) - MT&F - The DMR of Drew Nesbitt, Steve Denninger, Rob Innis and Iuri Pinto wins the first of its 3 straight PSAC championships in 10:10.37, held at Koehler Fieldhouse.
27 (2007) - WBB - Warriors win 66-45 vs. Mansfield in PSAC quarterfinals to reach their first PSAC Final 4 since 1995, improving to 25-3.
27 (2010) - MBB - Warriors win 88-74 at West Chester, earning a share of the 2nd PSAC East regular season title in school history and first since 1992.
27 (2011) - WT&F - Lynn Mayer wins PSAC indoor title in high jump (5-7 3/4), the 3rd of her 4 PSAC championships - sweeping the event indoors and outdoors in 2010 and 2011.
27 (2011) - MT&F - Negus Graham named PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Meet and MVP, sweeping 200m (21.83) and 400m (47.16) - the first half of the 200/400 double indoors and outdoors. Mike Saparito won the 800m (1:53.19), the 4x400m (Keith Parker-Washington, Ian Melhorn, Greg Pammer, Graham) ran 3:13.91 for the 2nd of 3 indoor 4x4 titles in 4 years, and the 4x800m of Amr Aldeen, Mahmoud Aldeen, Steve Werley and Saparito won in 7:45.11.
27 (2013) - MBB - #20 Warriors win 102-44 vs. Bloomsburg for the 2nd of 3 straight outright PSAC East titles. The 58-point margin of victory was a school record vs. a PSAC school, which stood just 4 years until 2017.
27 (2016) - MT&F - Travis Toth wins PSAC indoor title in the weight throw (60-7 1/4), his 2nd straight and the 3rd of 4 PSAC titles overall.
27 (2016) - WT&F - Victoria Matthews, Samantha Young, Lauren Toth and Kaylyn West win PSAC indoor title in 4x800m relay (9:23.48), their 2nd in 3 years.
27 (2016) - WBB - Warriors win 79-69 (OT) vs. Bloomsburg in 1st round of PSAC Tournament, their first home PSAC game since 2007.
27 (2017) - MBB - Rasheed Moore has 33 points and 16 rebounds, an ESU record for rebounds in a PSAC/NCAA postseason game, in Warriors 106-87 win vs. Lock Haven to reach PSAC quarterfinals for 8th straight year.

28 (1930) - WBB - Warriors win 39-5 vs. Moravian to complete 13-0 season.
28 (1972) - MBB - Warriors win 82-69 at West Chester to finish 20-4 season, and the 2nd of 3 straight 20-win campaigns.
28 (1973) - MBB - Warriors win 89-66 at West Chester to complete 21-4 regular season, ultimately finishing 23-4 with ECAC South Region title and 3rd straight 20-win season.
28 (1986) - WBB - Warriors win 87-74 vs. Lock Have (at Slippery Rock) to reach PSAC championship game for 2nd straight year.
28 (1994) - WBB - Warriors win 83-59 vs. West Chester for the first of 3 straight PSAC East titles, and the 2nd 20-win season in school history.
28 (2006) - MBB - Warriors fall 88-76 at West Chester in PSAC quarterfinals, their first postseason appearance since 1998.
28 (2010) - WT&F - Lynn Mayer wins PSAC indoor title in high jump (5-7) for the first of 4 straight PSAC titles, sweeping 2010/11 indoor and outdoor championships. Trina Carito wins pentathlon (3,498 points) for her 3rd PSAC title, adding to the 2008 indoor triple jump and outdoor heptathlon, and Lauren Ventrella captures the 60m hurdles (8.94) in the PSAC Championships held at Edinboro.
28 (2010) - MT&F - Chris Reddick named PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Meet and MVP, winning 2nd straight PSAC indoor 200m title (21.24), held at Edinboro. Paul Wagner wins weight throw (66-3 3/4) and shot put (51-9 1/4), his 3rd straight weight throw title and the 5th and 6th of 8 career PSAC titles. Drew Miller takes triple jump (50-1 3/4), his 3rd straight indoor title and the 4th of 5 in his career. The 4x400m relay of Reddick, Ian Melhorn, Greg Pammer and Negus Graham wins in 3:16.39, the first of 3 indoor 4x4 titles in 4 years and the first of 4 straight overall, sweeping 2010/11 indoor and outdoor titles.
28 (2012) - MBB - Warriors survive for 99-91 (OT) win at Kutztown in PSAC quarterfinal on their way to the 2012 PSAC championship. Terrance King has 32 points and 10 rebounds, including the game-tying 3-point play in the final 10 seconds of regulation.
28 (2016) - MT&F - William Berry wins PSAC indoor title in the high jump (6-9 3/4), the 3rd of 4 career PSAC championships and his only indoor crown, held at Edinboro. He won 3 straight outdoor titles from 2014-16.
28 (2016) - BASE - Christian Rishel has 6 hits, the most by an ESU player since at least 2002, in a 22-3 win vs. Post.
28 (2018) - WBB - Imani Brown scores 29 points, 2nd-most in a postseason game in the last 35 years, but Warriors fall 91-76 to Millersville in PSAC quarterfinal. Brown finished her career with 1,224 career points, t-8th in school history.
28 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 85-71 vs. Kutztown in PSAC quarterfinals, earning right to host PSAC Final 4 at Koehler Fieldhouse for the 3rd time (2010, 2014, 2018). ESU won its 3rd PSAC title in 7 years that weekend.

29 (1980) - WBB - Warriors win 81-69 vs. Elizabethtown (at Millersville) in the EAIAW DIII Regional.
29 (1992) - MBB - Warriors win 76-68 at West Chester for their first-ever PSAC East regular season title, posting a 10-2 divisional record.
29 (2004) - WT&F - Natasha Jarrett wins PSAC indoor titles in 55m (7.29) and 200m (25.87) for her 2nd straight 55/200 double, held at Koehler Fieldhouse.
29 (2004) - MT&F - Mike Newhard wins PSAC indoor title in high jump (6-9), his 3rd straight indoor title and the last of his 4 career PSAC championships, held at ESU.


MARCH

1 (1986) - WBB - Warriors, playing in 2nd straight PSAC championship game, fall 74-58 vs. Slippery Rock.
1 (2009) - MT&F - Five Warriors win PSAC indoor championships at Edinboro, led by Chris Reddick, who is named the Track Athlete of the Meet, running 21.86 in the 200m for the first of 2 straight PSAC titles.  Rusty Smith won the 55m hurdles (7.59) and also won the 110m hurdles outdoors in the spring. Paul Wagner took the weight throw (61-4 1/4), the 2nd of 3 straight in the event, and the 3rd of 8 in his career. Drew Miller captured the triple jump (48-1 1/4), also the 2nd of 3 straight indoors and the 3rd of 5 in his career. Matt Gallup won the pole vault 916-10 1/2), the 3rd of 4 straight conference titles (indoor/outdoor in 2008 and 2009).
1 (2011) - MBB - Warriors win 83-70 at Kutztown in the PSAC quarterfinals, reaching the 2nd of 6 straight PSAC Final 4's.
1 (2014) - WBB - Warriors win 49-48 at Millersville in PSAC Tournament 1st round, reaching their 1st PSAC quarterfinal since 2008.
1 (2014) - BASE - ESU wins 3-1 vs. Pitt-Johnstown in its season opener in Aberdeen, Md., eventually opening 8-0 during a 28-17 season.
1 (2015) - MT&F - Damien Boham win the 800m (1:54.01) at the PSAC Indoor Championships, his 2nd career PSAC title following the 2013 400m outdoor crown, becoming the 2nd ESU track athlete to win the career 400/800 double - joining John Duda (1934). Steve Morgan wins the 60m hurdles (8.19), the 2nd of 6 career PSAC championships during his sophomore season. He won all 4 PSAC 110m hurdles titles in his career from 2014-17.
1 (2015) - WT&F - Danielle Smith wins the 200m (24.92) at the PSAC Indoor Championships for her ESU record 8th career PSAC title. Christina O'Connor won the high jump with a mark of 5-10, tying the conference record, for her 3rd straight indoor title and 4th of 5 in her career. She swept the indoor/outdoor titles in both 2014 and 2015.
1 (2017) - WBB - Warriors reach the PSAC Final 4 for the 1st time since 2007 with an 82-53 win vs. Millersville.

2 (1974) - WR - Bill Luckenbaugh wins the Division II championship at 150 pounds, and Bob Stetler placed 3rd at 158 pounds, at the national championships at Cal State-Fullerton.
2 (1985) - WBB - Warriors make their first-ever appearance in the PSAC championship game, falling 75-67 vs. Lock Haven in Hershey.
2 (2003) - WT&F - Natasha Jarrett wins the 55m (7.23) and 200m (25.84) at the PSAC Indoor Championships in Koehler Fieldhouse, the first of her 2 straight 55/200 doubles, earning PSAC Indoor Track Athlete of the Meet. The 4x400m relay of Babbini, Koscielecki, Mullin and Youtz won in 3:59.59.
2 (2003) - MT&F - Mike Newhard wins the high jump (6-10 1/2) for the 2nd of 3 straight PSAC indoor titles, and the 3rd of 4 in his career.
2 (2007) - WBB - Warriors finish a 25-4 season, tying a school record for wins set in 1995, with a 59-52 loss vs. California in the PSAC semifinals - their first Final 4 trip since 1995.
2 (2008) - WT&F - Trina Carito wins the PSAC indoor championship in the triple jump (37-5 3/4), the 1st of 3 PSAC titles in her career along with the 2008 heptathlon outdoors and 2010 pentathlon indoors.
2 (2008) - MT&F - Four Warriors win PSAC indoor championships at Koehler Fieldhouse, led by Paul Wagner, who won the weight throw (58-8 1/4) for the 1st of 3 straight in the event, and the 1st of 8 in his career. He was named Field Athlete of the Meet. Drew Miller won the triple jump (48-2), the 1st of 3 straight indoors and 1st of 5 straight overall. Matt Gallup took the pole vault (15-5), his 1st of 4 straight - winning indoor/outdoor titles in 2008 and 2009. Kenny Cardullo captured the pentathlon (3,534).
2 (2010) - MBB - Warriors earn the right to host the PSAC Final 4 for the 1st time in school history with a 76-65 win vs. Cheyney in the PSAC quarterfinals. ESU reached the PSAC Final 4 for the 4th time in school history, and the 1st time since 3 straight trips from 1990-92. The 2010 appearance was the 1st of 6 straight from 2010-16, including 2012 and 2014 PSAC championships.
2 (2012) - MBB - Warriors rally for 66-58 win vs. Mercyhurst in the PSAC semifinals, played at West Chester, before knocking off the host Golden Rams the following night for the 2nd PSAC title in school histor.
2 (2014) - MT&F - Travis Toth wins the weight throw (60-10) for the 1st of 4 PSAC career PSAC championships. He also won the hammer outdoors in 2014, and won the weight and hammer in 2016. Seth Bailey repeated as PSAC high jump champion (6-9 3/4).
2 (2014) - WT&F - ESU wins 5 PSAC indoor championships at Edinboro, led by Danielle Smith, who won the 60m (7.68) and 200m (25.32) for her 2nd straight 60/200 double, and the 6th and 7th of 8 career PSAC championships. Christina O'Connor won the high jump (5-7), the 2nd of 3 straight indoor titles, and starting a sweep of the 2014/2015 indoor/outdoor crowns. Elizabeth Maden won her 2nd straight in the weight throw (55-3 1/2), Theresa Horn won the pentathlon (3,355) and Meghan Ragard, Imani Rosario, Lauren Toth and Kim Wernerspach won the 4x800m, ESU's 1st at the distance.

3 (1934) - WBB - Warriors win 46-9 vs. St. John's to complete a 10-2 season.
3 (1979) - MBB - Warriors win the ECAC South Regional with a 75-64 victory vs Shippensburg.
3 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win 80-69 vs. #19 Shippensburg in the PSAC semifinals at Koehler Fieldhouse, and would win the 1st conference title in program history the next night. The Warriors hosted the PSAC Final 4 for the 1st time, and advanced to the championship game for the 1st time since 1986.
3 (2012) - MBB - Warriors win their 2nd PSAC championship in program history with a 90-85 victory at West Chester, led by 26 points and 9 rebounds from PSAC Tournament MVP Terrance King. Guards Whis Grant and Matt Tobin, freshmen on the 2012 team, would earn All-America honors in 2014 as the Warriors won their 2nd in 3 years.
3 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 98-75 vs. Edinboro, advancing to PSAC championship game on the way to their 3rd PSAC title in 7 years.

4 (1933) - MBB - Warriors win 49-32 vs. Trenton State to complete 15-1 season.
4 (1950) - WBB - Jane Moffet scores school-record 47 points in 87-30 win at New York University.
4 (1978) - WR - Greg Shoemaker wins the first of his two career EIWA championships at 126 pounds, held at the University of Pennsylvania.
4 (1989) - WR - Jack Cuvo wins the Fletcher Award as outstanding wrestler and his 3rd straight EIWA championships at 118 pounds. Anibal Nieves wins the 134-pound title in the regional, held at Lehigh.
4 (1991) - MBB - Warriors win 70-64 vs. West Chester in the PSAC Tournament 1st round to reach the 2nd of 3 straight PSAC Final 4's.
4 (1994) - WBB - Warriors fall 85-58 at California in PSAC semifinals, but would win their first PSAC championship the next year.
4 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win their first PSAC championship with an 80-71 victory vs. Clarion, led by Stacy Perryman's 31 points.
4 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors, playing with their highest ranking in school history, win 78-58 vs. Millersville in PSAC quarterfinal on their way to the PSAC championship. ESU improved to 26-1 and reached the 5th of its 6 straight PSAC Final 4's as Matt Tobin set a PSAC postseason record with a career-high 14 assists.
4 (2015) - MBB - Warriors reached their 6th straight PSAC Final 4, tied for the PSAC's longest stretch in 35 years, with a 79-62 win vs. Millersville in PSAC quarterfinals.
4 (2017) - WBB - Warriors fall 71-69 vs. #5 California in PSAC semifinals, their first Final 4 trip in 10 years, as Cal hit the game-winner with 3.4 seconds left.
4 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win their 3rd PSAC championship in 7 years (2012, 2014, 2018) with 89-67 victory vs. Gannon - their 10th straight win in a streak that would reach 13 the following week with the 1st Atlantic Region title in program history.

5 (1927) - MBB - Warriors win 38-34 in their first-ever meeting vs. West Chester, improving to 15-1 in a 16-1 season in their first season of varsity basketball.
5 (1977) - WR - Gary Kessel wins 150-pound title at EIWA Championships in Syracuse.
5 (1988) - WR - Jack Cuvo wins the 2nd of his 3 EIWA championships at 118 pounds, held at Syracuse.
5 (1990) - MBB - Warriors win 75-72 vs. Cheyney in PSAC quarterfinals on the way to their first PSAC championship in program history. ESU advanced to the first PSAC Final 4 in program history and played its first-ever home PSAC Tournament game.
5 (1999) - WT&F - Tina Vosper places 6th in 5000m (17:36.08) for the 1st of her 2 career All-America honors, held in Indianapolis.
5 (2010) - MBB - Warriors, hosting the PSAC Final 4 for the 1st time in program history, fall 67-63 vs. #5 IUP in the PSAC semifinals. ESU was in its first PSAC Final 4 since 1992, and opened a run of 6 straight from 2010-15 (won 2012, 2014).
5 (2013) - MBB - #19 Warriors win 102-74 vs. Mansfield in PSAC quarterfinals to reach the 4th of 6 straight PSAC Final 4's.

6 (1941) - WBB - Warriors complete the 1st of 2 straight 9-0 seasons with a 54-28 win at Upsala.
6 (1943) - MBB - Warriors finish 12-0 season, and a stretch of 46-3 in 3 seasons from 1940-41 through 1942-43, with a 41-37 win vs. Scranton. It also marked a school-record 25th consecutive home win.
6 (1971) - WR - Warriors gain 3 NCAA College Division All-America honors as Ted Pease (118 pounds) places 3rd, Kemble Matter (134) is 3rd and Tony Ptak (142) is 4th in the tournament held at North Dakota State.
6 (1975) - WBB - Warriors win 69-58 vs. Ursinus (at Glassboro) in the EAIAW Regional 1st round.
6 (1976) - WR - Warriors claim 4 NCAA DII All-America at North Dakota State at Darwin Brodt (190) places 4th, Gary Kessel (142) is 5th, Mike Stambaugh (HWT) is 6th and Randy Tillman (118) is 6th.
6 (1981) - WBB - Warriors fall 65-63 vs. Trenton State in the EAIAW DIII Regional.
6 (1992) - MBB - Warriors, making their 3rd straight PSAC Final 4 appearance and last until 2010, fall 81-78 at Edinboro in PSAC semifinals.
6 (2011) - SB - Alex Schubert hits a walk-off grand slam in an 8-6 win vs. Southern New Hampshire, in Clermont, Fla.
6 (2016) - BASE - Warriors improve to 10-0, matching the best start in program history, with a doubleheader sweep (10-4, 12-2) at Pitt-Johnstown.

7 (1942) - MBB - Warriors complete 18-1 season with 89-30 win vs. Panzer.
7 (1942) - WBB - Warriors complete 2nd straight 9-0 season, and post school-record 23rd straight win, with 35-28 victory vs. Temple.
7 (1956) - WBB - Warriors win 66-32 vs. Gettysburg to finish 8-1 season.
7 (1975) - WBB - Warriors win one and lose one in the EAIAW Regional at Glassboro State, edging Maryland 60-59 in the 2nd round before falling 68-56 vs. Federal City in the 3rd round.
7 (1987) - WR - Jack Cuvo wins the 1st of his 3 EIWA championships at 118 pounds, held at Princeton.
7 (1995) - WBB - Warriors win 80-66 vs. Clarion in the NCAA DII Tournament 1st round behind Stacy Perryman's 20 points, advancing to the regional final for the 2nd straight year. ESU improves to 25-4 and notches its school-record 23rd straight home win at Koehler Fieldhouse.
7 (1998) - WR - Jeremy Sluyter wins 118-pound title at EIWA Championships at Lehigh.
7 (2011) - BASE - Warriors win twice in Clearwater, Fla. to open 10-0 during its NCAA Tournament qualifying season. MLB Draft choice Jeremy Gigliotti strikes out career-high 12, one of 6 games with 10+ in his career, in 12-1 win vs. Alderson-Broaddus. ESU edges Urbana, 11-10, to improve to 10-0.
7 (2017) - SB - Danielle Wissinger goes 3-for-3 with 8 RBI, including a grand slam, in a 15-0 win at Bowie State.

8 (1941) - MBB - Warriors finish 16-2 season with 70-45 win vs. Millersville, opening a 46-3 stretch from 1940-41 through 1942-43).
8 (1958) - WBB - Warriors complete 9-1 season with 50-29 win vs. Temple
8 (1974) - WBB - Warriors win twice in one day at the EAIAW Regional at Rutgers, topping Western Maryland 58-50 and edging Maryland 59-57, to go 3-1 and advance to the regional final.
8 (1975) - WR - Warriors have 3 All-America at the NCAA DII Championships, held at ESU's Koehler Fieldhouse - Gary Kessel (150) was 2nd, Bob Stetler (158) was 2nd and Fred Swanson (HWT) was 6th.
8 (1991) - MBB - Warriors, the defending PSAC champions, fall 77-63 at Slippery Rock in PSAC semifinals, the 2nd of 3 straight PSAC Final 4's.
8 (1994) - WBB - Warriors win 57-54 vs. Philadelphia U in NCAA Tournament 1st round, the first NCAA postseason appearance in program history.
8 (1996) - MT&F - Rob Stone gains the 2nd of 3 All-America honors (1994, 1996, 1998) in the long jump, placing 6th (22-7 3/4) at the DII indoor championships in Indianapolis.
8 (1997) - WT&F - Jan Blake places 3rd in the mile (4:49.60) for her 3rd career All-America honor at the DII indoor championships in Indianapolis.
8 (2002) - MT&F - Mike Newhard places t-6th in the high jump (6-9 3/4) for the 1st of 2 career All-America honors at the meet held in Boston.
8 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors win 63-55 vs. Mercyhurst in PSAC semifinals on their way to the 2nd PSAC championship in 3 years, improving to 27-1 on the season.
8 (2015) - BASE - Ian Allen throws no-hitter with 12 strikeouts in 11-0 win at Virginia State in the 2nd game of a doubleheader.

9 (1935) - MBB - Warriors win 52-31 at Bloomsburg for their 12th straight win to finish a 15-2 season.
9 (1955) - WBB - Warriors win 80-64 vs. Wilkes, their 10th straight win, to finish a 12-5 season.
9 (1972) - WBB - Warriors top Temple, 73-28, in the EAIAW Regional 1st round at Towson.
9 (1973) - WBB - Warriors win 74-49 vs. Temple in the EAIAW Regional 1st round, played at Lock Haven. ESU went 3-1 to reach the regional final.
9 (1974) - WBB - Warriors win 55-50 vs. Federal City in the EAIAW Regional 3rd round to advance to the championship game with a 3-1 tournament record.
9 (1990) - MBB - Warriors win 103-102 (OT) at #2 Slippery Rock to reach the PSAC championship game for the 1st time in school history, as the Warriors would win the next night. Jonathan Roberts had 27 points and 13 rebounds, and Keith Fisher made a jumper with 3 seconds left.
9 (1991) - MT&F - Martin Brans earns his 2nd straight All-America honor, placing 8th in 1500m (4:02.6) at DII indoor championships at South Dakota.
9 (1991) - WT&F - Karen Way is national runner-up and gains 3rd of 4 career All-America honors in the high jump, clearing 59-1/4, at South Dakota.
9 (1996) - WR - Chris Madigan wins 118-pound EIWA championship at Syracuse.
9 (2013) - WR - Brenda McKeown earns All-America honors, placing 6th at 174 pounds in DII Championships in Birmingham.
9 (2013) - WT&F - Christina O'Connor wins the 1st of her 4 career All-America honors in the high jump (5-8), placing 6th at DII indoor championships in Birmingham.
9 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors win 92-80 vs. West Chester to earn the 2nd PSAC championship in 3 years, and the 3rd in program history. Jamal Nwaniemeka scored 27 points as ESU improved to 28-1, en route to a 30-2 final record.

10 (1959) - WBB - Lorraine Boyd scores 36 points, her 2nd game with 35+ points that season, in a 58-52 win at Elizabethtown.
10 (1972) - WBB - Warriors fall to national power Immaculata, 54-49, in 2nd round of the EAIAW Regional hosted by Towson.
10 (1973) - WBB - Warriors win twice to reach the final of the EAIAW Region at Lock Haven, besting Ursinus 42-40 and West Chester 59-53.
10 (1973) - MBB - Warriors win ECAC South Region title with 68-66 win vs. Bloomsburg, held at Muhlenberg. The Warriors had topped Albright 101-72 in the 1st round and completed a 23-4 season.
10 (1974) - WBB - Warriors fall 60-51 vs. Immaculata in the EAIAW Regional final.
10 (1977) - WBB - Warriors win 75-48 at Temple in EAIAW Regional consolation game.
10 (1990) - MBB - Warriors win first PSAC championship in program history with 108-102 (2OT) win vs. Millersville. Jonathan Roberts, 3-time All-America and ESU's all-time leading scorer and rebounder, had 25 points and 13 rebounds, and Ed Urie scored 25 points.
10 (1990) - MT&F - Martin Brans places 6th in 1500m (3:56.7) for the 1st of 2 career All-America honors at DII indoor championships at South Dakota.
10 (1990) - WT&F - Jenn Moyer places 8th in 3000m (10:16.2) for the 1st of 2 career All-America honors at DII indoor championships.
10 (1995) - WBB - Warriors fall 85-75 vs. #15 St. Rose in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round, played at Mercyhurst. ESU made the regional final for the 2nd straight year and finished 25-5. Stacy Perryman had 27 points and 12 rebounds.
10 (2001) - WT&F - Shavanna Ross earns All-America honors with 6th-place finish in high jump (5-5 3/4) at DII indoor championships in Boston.
10 (2007) - WT&F - Leslie Martin places 5th in high jump (5-8) for 1st of her 2 career All-America honors at DII indoor championships in Boston.
10 (2012) - MBB - Warriors, coming off their first PSAC championship since 1990, fall 119-82 at #3 West Liberty in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round.
10 (2012) - WR - ESU has 2 All-America at NCAA DII Championships as Ed Ebewo (197) places 3rd and Braden Turner (157) is 6th, hosted by Colorado-Pueblo.
10 (2017) - MT&F - Steve Morgan earns 2nd team All-America in 60m hurdles, placing 9th at DII indoor championships in Birmingham.
10 (2017) - WT&F - Aspen Gaita is 2nd team All-America in pentathlon with 12th-place finish at DII indoor championships.
10 (2018) - WT&F - Aspen Gaita earns 1st team All-America honors with 6th-place finish in pentathlon at DII indoor championships at Pittsburg State. Gaita was also 6th in the heptathlon outdoors to sweep multi outdoor honors as a junior.
10 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 78-69 vs. Gannon in PSAC championship game rematch in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, hosted by Virginia State, starting the 3-game run to their first-ever Atlantic Region title.

11 (1950) - WBB - Warriors tie 45-45 vs. Temple, completing unbeaten (7-0-2) season.
11 (1973) - WBB - Warriors fall 60-53 vs. Immaculata in EAIAW Regional final, finishing as runner-up for 2nd time in 3 years, played at Lock Haven.
11 (1978) - WSWM - Warriors have hugely successful AIAW DII Championships meet at North Georgia, crowning 2 individual national champions and 2 relay national champions. Karen Linck won the 50 free (24.13 - school record until 2017) and 50 fly, 2 of her 5 career national titles, and Cathy Crigler won the 50 breast. ESU also repeated in the 200 free relay (Crigler, Diane Adam, Gale Cressman and Linck), and won the 200 medley relay (Cressman, Crigler, Linck, Adam).
11 (1989) - WT&F - Karen Way places t-5th in high jump (5-5) for 1st of her 4 career All-America honors, including 1991 outdoor title, held at South Dakota.
11 (1994) - M&F - Rob Stone places 3rd in long jump (22-8 1/2) for 1st of 3 indoor All-America honors (1994, 1996, 1998), held in Fargo, N.D.
11 (2009) - SB - Jen Bensinger throws no-hitter in 3-0 win at Goldey-Beacom.
11 (2016) - MT&F - Travis Toth earns 2nd team All-America honors, placing 10th in the weight throw at DII indoor championships at Pittsburg State (Kan.).
11 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 90-76 vs. West Chester in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round, advancing to regional final at Virginia State, where they would knock off Shippensburg two days later for their 1st regional title. The win was ESU's 12th straight.

12 (1960) - WBB - Warriors complete 10-1 season with 70-42 win vs. Elizabethtown.
12 (1970) - WBB - Warriors win 45-42 vs. Southern Illinois in 1st round of AIAW national tournament, the first of 4 trips in 5 years, played at Northeastern.
12 (1976) - WBB - Warriors win 82-71 vs. West Chester in EAIAW Regional consolation game, played in Pittsburgh.
12 (1977) - WSWM - Karen Linck wins 3 AIAW DII championships in the 50 free, 50 fly (25.82 - still school record) and 100 free, in meet held at Clarion. Linck won 2 more titles the next year to finish with 5 overall. ESU also won the 200 free relay (Cathy Crigler, Diane Adam, Kathy Thoresen and Linck).
12 (1994) - WBB - Warriors fall 78-51 at Pace in NCAA DII Atlantic Region final in their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.
12 (2011) - MT&F - Negus Graham earns his 3rd career All-America honor, placing 5th in 400m (47.43) at DII indoor championships in Albequerque.
12 (2011) - WT&F - Lynn Mayer is DII runner-up in high jump (5-8 1/2) for the 4th of 6 career All-America honors, and her 2nd runner-up finish, in Albequereque.
12 (2016) - MT&F - William Berry earns 2nd team All-America honors with 12th-place finish in high jump at DII indoor championships at Pittsburg State (Kan.).
12 (2016) - BASE - Warriors sweep IUP, 27-5 and 2-1, setting a school record for runs vs. PSAC school (27) with 2nd-most in a game overall.

13 (1970) - WBB - Warriors fall 43-28 vs. Cal State-Fullerton in 2nd round of AIAW nationals, held at Northeastern, making the first of 4 trips in a 5-year stretch (1970, 1971, 1973, 1974).
13 (1998) - MT&F - Rob Stone earns his 3rd career All-America honor in the long jump, placing 4th (24-1 3/4), and adding to 1994 and 1996 All-America honors at DII indoor championships in Indianapolis.
13 (2010) - MBB - Warriors fall 89-79 vs. WV State in the NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, held at IUP, in their 2nd NCAA Tournament in school history and first since 1990.
13 (2010) - WR - Shane Mallory is NCAA DII runner-up at 184 pounds in Omaha, Neb.
13 (2010) - MT&F - Negus Graham places 4th in 400m (47.37) at DII indoor championships in Albuquerque for the 1st of 3 career All-America certificates.
13 (2010) - WT&F - Lynn Mayer is t-2nd in high jump (5-8 1/2) at DII indoor championships in Albuquerque, earning the 3rd of 6 career All-America honors.
13 (2018) - MBB - Warriors win 1st NCAA DII Atlantic Region championship with 84-72 victory vs. Shippensburg, hosted by Virginia State. ESU finished the game on a 17-5 run in the final 4:23 for their 13th straight win - since an 89-64 loss at Ship on January 31. Steve Harris was named regional MVP, repeating his PSAC Tournament MVP performance from the previous weekend, and Jakwan Jones was also named to the All-Regional team. ESU was previously regional runner-up in 1990 and 2014.

14 (1970) - WR - Richard Schumacher wins College Division national title in the heavyweight weight class, held at Ashland.
14 (2003) - MT&F - Mike Newhard earns 2nd straight All-America honor in high jump, placing 6th (6-9 3/4), at DII indoor championships in Boston.
14 (2006) - BASE - Josh Johnson has 11 RBI, and Johnson and Josh Butler both hit 2 home runs, in 25-7 win vs. Minn.-Duluth in Fort Myers, Fla.
14 (2009) - MT&F - Rusty Smith earns 2nd straight All-America honor, placing 5th in 60m hurdles (8.18) at DII indoor championships in Houston.
14 (2015) - WT&F - Christian O'Connor gains the 3rd of 4 career All-America honors with a 6th-place finish in the high jump (5-8) in Birmingham.

15 (1969) - WR - Warriors have 3 All-America performers in Ted Pease (4th at 118), Richard Schumacher (4th at HWT) and Bob Devore (6th at 160) at NCAA College Division championships at Cal Poly.
15 (1975) - WSWM - Karen Linck earns All-America honors in the 50 free and 50 fly at AIAW national championships, the 1st and 2nd of her 6 All-America awards, held in Temple, Arizona.
15 (2008) - WT&F - Lynn Mayer gains the 1st of her ESU record 6 All-America honors, placing t-5th in the high jump (5-7), at DII indoor championships in Mankato, Minn.
15 (2008) - MT&F - Rusty Smith places 8th in 60m hurdles (8.13) for the 1st of 2 All-America honors, held in Mankato, Minn.
15 (2013) - BASE - Joe Bennie hits for the cycle in the first game of a doubleheader sweep (10-1, 5-2) at Dowling. Bennie was an MLB Draft pick following ESU's PSAC championship season.
15 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors win 99-98 vs. Livingstone in NCAA Tournament 1st round, held at Koehler Fieldhouse, improving to 29-1 led by 29 points by Whis Grant.
15 (2014) - MT&F - Seth Bailey places 3rd in high jump (6-11 3/4), ESU's best indoor finish to that point, at DII championships in Winston-Salem, N.C.

16 (1972) - WSWM - Mary Pakenas wins her 2nd straight national title in the 50 breast at AIAW national championships in Cincinnati.
16 (1990) - MBB - Warriors win 99-98 (OT) vs. #2 Slippery Rock in NCAA Tournament 1st round, advancing to the Atlantic Region final in the first NCAA trip in school history, held at Gannon. Jonathan Roberts scored 34 points and Keith Fisher had 29 after ESU upended Slippery Rock in the PSAC semifinals the previous week.
16 (2013) - MBB - Warriors fall 76-68 vs. #10 IUP in NCAA Tournament 1st round, their 4th NCAA trip in 6 years, held at West Liberty.
16 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors win 66-58 vs. Gannon in NCAA Tournament 2nd round, advancing to East Region final for the 2nd time in school history and 1st time since 1990, held at Koehler Fieldhouse. ESU improve to 30-1 with its 10th straight win.
16 (2018) - WBB - Warriors manager Rachel Grace meets Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors at a Warriors game in Oakland. Curry arranged for the trip and meeting after ESU's team video got to Curry's team - the reveal just before Christmas was viewed tens of thousands of times across social media platforms.

17 (1979) - MSWM - Bob Seagreaves earns his 9th and final career All-America honor, and his 4th straight in the 200 IM, at NCAA DII Championships at Cal State-Northridge.
17 (1990) - MBB - Warriors fall 72-63 at Gannon in NCAA Tournament East Region final in their 1st-ever NCAA appearance.

18 (1927) - MBB - Warriors complete 1st season of varsity basketball with 16-1 record after 44-33 win vs. Slippery Rock.
18 (1971) - WBB - Warriors win 89-36 vs. Salisbury in EAIAW Regional 1st round, ultimately going 3-1 to reach the regional final.
18 (1989) - WR - Jack Cuvo repeats as NCAA University Division national champion at 118 pounds, and Anibal Nieves is 6th at 134, held in Oklahoma City.
18 (2011) - BASE - Warriors toss a pair of shutouts in 1-0 and 6-0 wins vs. Kutztown, getting a 3-hitter from All-America Jeremy Gigliotti and 5-hitter from Andy Noga, during ESU's NCAA Tournament season.
18 (2014) - MBB - #2 Warriors fall 89-82 vs. #7 West Liberty in NCAA Atlantic Region final, finishing a record-setting 30-2 season.
18 (2016) - SB - Haley Thomas hits for the cycle in game 1 in doubleheader sweep (11-3, 11-3) at USciences.

19 (1966) - WR - Bob Guzzo wins 123-pound title at NAIA national championship meet.
19 (1971) - WBB - Warriors win twice, 65-58 vs. Maryland and 55-33 vs. Ursinus, in EAIAW Regional 2nd and 3rd round games to reach regional final.
19 (1977) - WSWM - Karen Linck earns the last 2 of her 6 career All-America awards at AIAW Division I national championship meet, placing in 50 free and 50 fly, held in Providence.
19 (1988) - WR - Jack Cuvo wins the 1st of 2 NCAA University Division national championships at 118 pounds, held at Iowa State.
19 (1991) - BASE - Joel Bennett, ESU's first-ever MLB Draft pick the following June, throws the first 3 innings of a 5-inning no-hitter in the opener in sweep (11-1, 21-1) at Northwood in ESU's 2nd game of the season. Bennett threw a solo no-hitter in a  6-0 win at Kutztown later that season.

20 (1971) - WBB - Warriors fall 55-43 vs. West Chester in EAIAW Regional final, finishing as runner-up in both 1971 and 1973.
20 (1974) - WBB - Warriors fall twice in AIAW national championship 1st round and consolation round, 60-51 vs. Southern Conn. State and 68-59 vs. Western Washington, held at Kansas State. They advanced to the national tournament for the 4th time in 5 years (1970, 1971, 1973, 1974).
20 (1976) - WSWM - Karen Linck is All-America in 50 free and 50 fly at AIAW DI national championship, the 3rd and 4th of her 6 All-America honors, held in Coral Gables, Fla.
20 (1986) - WLAX - Ann Clifton scores 10 goals, 3rd-most by an ESU player, in an 18-11 win vs. Wooster in the season opener.
20 (2018) - MBB - Warriors fall 79-71 vs. #6 Northern State (S.D.) in their first-ever NCAA DII Elite 8, held in Sioux Falls, S.D. Steve Harris had a career-high 28 points in his final game and ESU closed a 27-6 season, the 2nd-most wins in school history, which included 13 straight wins, their 3rd PSAC championship in 7 years and the 1st Atlantic Region title in program history.

21 (1987) - WR - Jack Cuvo places 5th at 118 pounds at NCAA University Division championships, prior to winning national titles the following two years, held at Maryland.

22 (1973) - WBB - Warriors win 66-59 vs. South Carolina in the 1st round of AIAW national tournament held at Queens, making the 3rd of their 4 national appearances in 5 years (1970, 71, 73, 74)
22 (2016) - WLAX - Lauren Nunes sets school records for assists in a game (8) and career in 22-4 win vs. Wilmington. She finishes with 10 points (2 goals, 8 assists), the most by an ESU player since at least 2003.

23 (1968) - WR - Gary Cook places 3rd (191 pounds) and Richard Schumacher is 5th (Heavyweight), earning All-America honors, at the NCAA's University Division Championships, held at Penn State.
23 (1973) - WBB - Warriors fall 56-52 vs. Indiana in the 2nd round of AIAW national tournament, the day after their win vs. South Carolina.

24 (1971) - WBB - Warriors win 66-43 vs. Marshall in the 1st round of AIAW national tournament held at Western Carolina, making the 2nd of their 4 national appearances in 5 years (1970, 71, 73, 74).
24 (1985) - MGYM - Joao Luiz Ribeiro (all-around), James Clements (still rings) and Russell Wallace (vault) win USGF national titles. Ribeiro claims his 2nd straight after winning the 1984 NCAA championship, and Wallace wins the first of his 2 titles, also winning in 1986.
24 (2015) - SB - Mary Wallick goes 5-for-5 in game 2 as Warriors sweep Shippensburg, 7-4 and 9-3.
24 (2016) - BASE - Warriors win 11th straight, tying the school record, and improving to 21-2 with 13-0 win at Kutztown before falling 6-1 in nightcap.

25 (1967) - WR - Gary Cook places 3rd at 177 pounds in NCAA University Division Championships, held at Kent State
25 (1971) - WBB - Warriors fall 70-53 vs. Mississippi College for Women in the 2nd round of AIAW national tournament held at Kent State, the day after their win vs. Marshall.
25 (1971) - WSWM - Mary Pakenas wins 50 breast at AIAW national championships in Tempe, Arizona, the first of her 2 straight national titles.

26 (1966) - WR - Warriors earn 3 All-America honors from Gary Cook (4th at 177), Chet Dalgewicz (5th at 160) and Bob Guzzo (6th at 123) at NCAA University Division Championships, held at Iowa State.
26 (1983) - MGYM - ESU wins 1st of 2 straight NCAA Division II Championships, held at UC Davis.  Alan Emerick claims national title in horizontal bar.

28 (1970) - WR - Richard Schumacher places 5th at Heavyweight for All-America honors at NCAA University Division Championships, held at Northwestern.
28 (2001) - BASE - Jason Ryan throws a no-hitter in a 1-0 win vs. Bloomsburg in game 2 of a doubleheader.

29 (2011) - WLAX - Warriors win 15-14 (2OT) at #10 Gannon, the first of 2 wins at nationally-ranked Gannon that season.
29 (2016) - WLAX - Warriors win 8-7 vs. #6 Lock Haven, their first win over LHU since 2001.

30 (1982) - MGYM - Franklin Winstead wins his 2nd straight national championship in floor exercise at NCAA Division II championships. ESU places 2nd as a team, before winning national titles in 1983 and 1984.
30 (2017) - BASE - Ian Allen hits a walk-off home run in a 5-3 win vs. Bloomsburg, ESU's first walk-off homer since at least 2003. The Warriors and Huskies tied in the nightcap, 6-6.

31 (1984) - MGYM - ESU wins its 2nd straight NCAA Division II Championship, held at Springfield, Mass. Jeff Clements (floor exercise) and Joao Luiz Ribeiro (all-around) won individual national titles.
31 (2001) - BASE - Warriors blank Mansfield in both ends of a doubleheader, 7-0 and 5-0.
31 (2007) - SB - Jen Veronesi goes 6-for-8 in a doubleheader, including 3-for-4 with 2 HR and 7 RBI in game 2, as ESU sweeps West Chester, 2-0 and 12-1 (5 inn.).


APRIL

1 - 2000 - BASE - Mike Zimorowicz throws a no-hitter in 9-0 win at Bloomsburg in the first game of a doubleheader - the first of 3 no-hitters by ESU pitchers in a 13-month span.

2 - 1988 - MGYM - Jose Cano wins 3 national titles (horizontal bar, parallel bars, floor exercise) at USGF championships. He won 5 total national titles, repeating in horizontal bar from 1987, and previously won parallel bars in 1986.
2 - 2016 - WLAX - Lauren Nunes sets ESU's career points record in a 17-4 win vs. Edinboro.

5-6 - 2008 - Warriors win 5-3 (13 inn.) vs. West Chester - starting Saturday at WCU and finishing Sunday at ESU - for the longest extra-inning win in ESU's record book.
 
6 - 2007 - SB - Warriors win 8 straight overall, and 6 straight vs. PSAC East, with sweep (10-0 in 6 innings, 7-4) during NCAA Tournament season.
6 - 2018 - BASE - Steven Zimmerman, Jr. sets Warriors career record with his 20th HR in split vs. Bloomsburg. He surpassed the mark of 19 set by All-America OF Chris Knott (2011-14).

8 - 2016 - BASE - Matt Festa, 7th-round draft pick by the Seattle Mariners in June, sets ESU career record with his 20th win in opener as Warriors split (W 6-2, L 9-6) at Shippensburg.

9 - 1977 - SB - Warriors sweep at Army, 28-3 and 19-3, to open 25-4 season. The 28 runs are the 2nd-most scored by an ESU softball team.

10 - 1991 - BASE - Joel Bennett, an MLB Draft pick following the season, throws a no-hitter in the first game of a doubleheader sweep (6-0, 13-5) at Kutztown.

11 - 1987 - MGYM - Jose Cano wins the horizontal bar for the 2nd of his 5 career national titles at the USGF national championships.

12 - 1986 - MGYM - Russell Wallace wins his 2nd straight national title in the vault, and Jose Cano captures the parallel bars for the 1st of his 5 career titles, at the USGF national championships.
12 - 2000 - WLAX - Warriors win 7-6 at West Chester, their first-ever win vs. WCU, during their PSAC runner-up season.
12 - 2015 - BASE - Casey Saverio hits for the cycle in a 19-12 win vs Mansfield in the second game of a doubleheader.
12 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win 5th straight PSAC game, a school record, with a 14-12 win vs. Shippensburg. The win streak reached 12, culminating with the 1st PSAC championship in program histry.

13 - 2014 - BASE - Chris Knott, the Atlantic Region Player of the Year, homers twice in both games of doubleheader sweep (14-8, 19-6) at Mansfield.
13 - 2016 - WLAX - Warriors set school record with 12th win with 18-5 win vs. Kutztown, and Lauren Nunes sets ESU single-season points record.
13 - 2018 - SB - Mary Wallick hits walk-off grand slam in 6-5 win vs. Kutztown in 2nd game of doubleheader (L 8-6, W 6-5).

14 - 2017 - SB - Mary Wallick extends her hitting streak to 19 games, ESU's longest since at least 2002, in the first game of a doubleheader (L 8-2, L 6-4) at Shippensburg.

15 - 2016 - BASE - Matt Festa improves to 9-0 and sets ESU's single-season wins record in doubleheader split (W 4-0, L 3-1) vs. Lock Haven.
15 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win 16-10 vs. #10 Mercyhurst, the defending PSAC champion, for its 3rd win vs. a ranked team that season behind 22 saves from freshman Tatyana Petteway. ESU edged the Lakers, 10-9, for the PSAC championship three weeks later.

17 - 1999 - BASE - Warriors blank Millersville in both ends of a road PSAC doubleheader, 2-0 and 1-0.

18 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win school-record 7th straight game, 10-8 at Kutztown, a win streak that would ultimately reach 12 games culminating with ESU's first-ever PSAC championship.
18 - 2017 - WTEN - Warriors fall 5-3 at Bloomsburg in PSAC quarterfinals, their first tournament appearance since 2011.
 
19 - 2009 - BASE - Warriors record 30th win for the first time in doubleheader split vs. Columbia Union (L 4-3 in 13 innings, W 12-7).

20 - 1963 - BASE - Warriors sweep doubleheader (16-4, 2-1) vs. Millersville during PSAC championship season, as determined by the Saylor System.
20 - 1977 - SB - Warriors ssweep doubleheader (11-1, 4-0) at Penn State during 25-4 season.

21 - 2013 - BASE - Brian Ernst strikes out 11 in 3-1 win at Bloomsburg, becoming the 4th PSAC player with 150 strikeouts and 150 hits. He finished his career with 201 strikeouts and 201 hits, the first player in PSAC history with 200+ of each.
21 - 2018 - WLAX - #18 Warriors earn 19-14 win vs. #22 Mercyhurst in 2017 PSAC championship game rematch led by 6 goals by freshman attack Krista Mitarotonda, who was named 1st team All-America and the Inside Lacrosse DII Freshman of the Year with 67 goals on ESU's Atlantic Region championship team.

22 - 2016 - BASE - Matt Festa improves to 10-0 in opener of sweep (10-1, 12-1) vs. Mansfield, becoming the first PSAC pitcher to win his first 10 starts in at least 10 years.

23 - 1963 - WLAX - Warriors win 9-1 vs. Temple in their first game as a varsity program, going 4-0 in their first season of compeition.
23 - 2010 - BASE - Warriors set single-season record with 11th straight win, a 9-4 victory at Mansfield in the first game of a doubleheader.
23 - 2017 - BASE - Ian Allen becomes the 6th player in PSAC history with 150 career strikeouts and 150 hits in a doubleheader (L 11-5, L 7-3) at Shippensburg.

24 - 2008 - WLAX - Warriors win 10-8 vs. Shippensburg to tie school record with 11th win (finishing 11-7).
24 - 2010 - WLAX - Warriors win 12-9 at Shippensburg to tie school record with 11th win (finishing 11-7).

25 - 1988 - FB - Dan Murray is selected by Buffalo Bills in the 6th round of NFL Draft, becoming the 2nd ESU player drafted, following Ray Yakavonis (1980).
25 - 2009 - BASE - Warriors hit 11 home runs (7 in game 1, 4 in game 2) in doubleheader split (W 17-13, L 16-15) at Mansfield. Mark Angelo and Chris Zsenak both hit 2 HR in the opener. ESU finished the season 32-22 to set a school record for wins.
25 - 2010 - WGOLF - Karen Cash places t-3rd at PSAC Championships for ESU's best finish in program's first 10 years.
25 - 2015 - SB - Warriors sweep Bloomsburg (4-1, 2-1) to earn first PSAC Tournament appearance since 2010.

26 - 1984 - SB - Warriors fall 1-0 (16 inn.) in first game of doubleheader at Bloomsburg, the longest game in program history.
26 - 2011 - WLAX - Warriors win 16-8 at #10 Gannon in PSAC quarterfinals for their first PSAC Tournament win since 1986.
26 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win 17-12 at #12 West Chester, their first vs. WCU since 2003 and the 3rd in program history.
26 - 2018 - FB - 3 of the top 9 selections in the NFL Draft were coached by ESU graduates - Penn State running back Saquon Barkley (No. 2, NY Giants), coached by James Franklin '95, and Notre Dame offensive linemen Quenton Nelson (No. 6, Indianapolis Colts) and Mike McGlinchey (No. 9, San Francisco 49ers), coached by Harry Hiestand '83, ND OL coach before rejoining the Chicago Bears staff that offseason.

27 - 1970 - WLAX - Suzie Johnson scores 11 goals, a school record at the time, in a 15-4 win at Millersville.
27 - 2010 - WLAX - Warriors fall 19-15 at Bloomsburg in PSAC Tournament 1st round to finish an 11-7 season.

28 - 2012 - BASE - Ryan Guarino hits safely in both games, finishing the season with an 18-game hitting streak, in a doubleheader (L 6-4 in 10 innings, L 8-7) vs. Shippensburg.
28 - 2017 - MT&F - Warriors become 2nd DII school to win Championship of America event at Penn Relays since 1985 as Steven Morgan, Mike Matrisciano, Akeim Thoas and Christian Castro win Shuttle Hurdles title.
28 - 2018 - WLAX - #18 Warriors notch 17-7 win at #7 LIU Post, scoring 8 of game's final 9 games, to finish regular season. After a PSAC semifinal loss to Mercyhurst, ESU won its first regional title with NCAA Tournament victories over Mercyhurst and previously unbeaten West Chester.

29 - 1927 - BASE - Warriors win 4-1 vs. Wyoming Seminary in first game as varsity program.
29 - 1978 - WTEN - Marilyn Fiori wins PSAC #1 singles championship at Millersville, becoming ESU's only #1 singles champ.
29 - 1980 - FB - Ray Yakavonis, standout defensive end, selected by Minnesota Vikings in 6th round of NFL Draft, becoming ESU's first player drafted.
29 - 1985 - WLAX - Warriors win 44-3 vs. Montclair and Lynne Junker scores 13 goals, both ESU records.
29 - 2011 - WLAX - Warriors fall 15-7 vs. Lock Haven in PSAC semifinals at West Chester, following 16-8 win at Gannon in 1st round.  ESU advanced to semifinals for 3rd time in 7 seasons.
29 - 2015 - BASE - Warriors win 18-11 vs. Mercyhurst, PSAC West No. 1 seed, in 1st round of PSAC Tournament. ESU finished as runner-up, going 3-2 in tournament.
29 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors claims 1st-ever PSAC regular season title and clinches #1 seed in PSAC Tournament with 16-8 win vs. #19 IUP, earning 10th straight victory.  ESU went on to win 1st-ever PSAC Tournament title and play in 1st NCAA DII Tournament.

30 - 2015 - SB - Warriors fall 6-0 vs. California and 10-3 vs. Bloomsburg in first PSAC Tournament appearance since 2010.
30 - 2015 - BASE - Warriors win 13-4 vs. Slippery Rock in PSAC Tournament 2nd round on way to runner-up finish.  ESU earned 30th win, finishing 31-19, for 3rd 30-win season in program history.
30 - 2016 - BASE - Warriors split vs. West Chester (W 12-3, L 10-2), setting single-season program record with 35th win (finishing 38-18). Drew Hercik became the 6th ESU player wiht 200 career hits, and Robert Bennie set single-season school records for hits and runs.


MAY

1 - 1965 - WLAX - Warriors win 16-2 at Penn State, the first of 8 straight wins in the series.
1 - 1982 - WT&F - Sue Carden wins 5000m (17:33.4) and 10,000m (37:05.80) for the last of her 7 career PSAC championships, held at Slippery Rock. She won the 5K all 4 years of her
career, and the 3K three straight times from 1980-82. The 4x200m relay of Marie Hamilton, Lisa Gabel, Michelle Peters and Deb Townsend also won in 1:50.8.
1 - 1985 - WLAX - Warriors win 14-7 vs. Lock Haven in PSAC semifinal at West Chester, reaching the 1st final in school history.
1 - 2007 - SB - Crissy Wontroba throws no-hitter in 6-0 win at Queens in game 2 of doubleheader.
1 - 2008 - SB - Warriors win 9-0 (5 inn.) vs. California in PSAC Tournament game at Lock Haven.

2 - 1976 - MTEN - Warriors win 2nd straight PSAC championship, and the 5th of their 6 titles in a 9-year stretch. Three Warriors win singles titles - Preston Grubbs (#1), Rich Burnes (#2) and Ken Nieser (#6).
2 - 1981 - WT&F - Sue Carden wins 5000m (17:39.52) and 10,000m (37:06.66) for the 4th and 5th of her 7 PSAC championships, held at Millersville. She won the 5K all 4 years of her career, and the 3K three straight times from 1980-82.
2 - 1985 - WLAX - Warriors fall 25-9 at West Chester in PSAC championship game, their first title game appearance.
2 - 1986 - WLAX - Warriors win 11-10 (OT) vs. Millersville in PSAC semifinal at Bloomsburg, reaching their 2nd straight conference final.
2 - 2001 - BASE - Craig Whitten throws no-hitter in 10-0 win at NJIT in game 2 of doubleheader, ESU's 2nd no-hitter of the year.
2 - 2007 - BASE - Warriors fall 7-1 vs. California in first game of PSAC Tournament held at Slippery Rock, ESU's first PSAC postseason appearance since 1985.
2 - 2015 - BASE - Warriors finish as PSAC runner-up in Butler, Pa., winning 8-5 vs. Seton Hill before falling 13-4 vs. Millersville in the title game. ESU finished 31-19 for the 3rd 30-win season in school history, and reached the PSAC championship game for the 2nd time in 3 years after winning in 2013.
2 - 2015 - MT&F - Warriors win 5 PSAC championships, held at Eiler-Martin Stadium for the 1st time since 1985 - Derrick Washington (400 - 47.72), Steven Morgan (110H - 14.32), William Berry (HJ - 6-9 3/4), Eric Conard (Decathlon - 6209) and the 4x400m relay of Juwaan Walker, Washington, Ronald D'Eliseo and Damien Boham (3:14.12).  Morgan won the 2nd of his 4 straight PSAC 110H titles, and the 3rd of 6 career hurdles titles overall. Berry won the 2nd of 3 straight outdoor titles, and 2nd of 3 PSAC high jump titles overall. Washington defended his PSAC outdoor 400m title.
2 - 2015 - WT&F - Christina O'Connor wins high jump at PSAC championships, held at ESU, her 5th career PSAC title and 4th straight. O'Connor cleared 5-7 1/4 to complete a sweep of the 2014 and 2015 indoor and outdoor PSAC championships.

3 - 1975 - MTEN - Warriors win first of 3 straight PSAC championships and the 4th of 6 titles in a 9-year span. Preston Grubbs (#3) and Rich Rumble (#5) won individual titles in singles, and Grubbs and Al McCormick won at #2 doubles.
3 - 1986 - WLAX - Warriors fall 14-6 vs. West Chester in PSAC championship game at Bloomsburg, their 2nd straight runner-up finish.
3 - 2007 - BASE - Warriors win 9-5 vs. Kutztown, ranked #1 in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper poll, which fell to 45-4 - in PSAC Tournament at Slippery Rock. ESU earned its first PSAC Tournament win since 1985.
3 - 2007 - SB - Warriors win 1-0 (8 inn.) vs. Edinboro in 1st round of PSAC Tournament, hosted by Kutztown, in their first PSAC appearance since 1981.
3 - 2008 - MT&F - Wariors win 4 PSAC championships, held at IUP, led by Paul Wagner, who was named Men's Field Athlete of the Meet. Wagner won the hammer (179-5) for the 1st of 3 straight titles in the event, and 2nd of 8 PSAC titles in his career. Iuri Pinto won the 1500m (3:52.69) for his 2nd straight and the last of 3 career titles overall. Drew Miller won the triple jump (48-5 1/2) for the 2nd of 5 career PSAC titles, and Matt Gallup won the pole vault (16-8 3/4) for the 2nd of 4 in his career.
3 - 2008 - WT&F - Trina Carito wins heptathlon (4,661 points) for the 2nd of her 3 career PSAC titles, along with the 2008 indoor triple jump and 2010 indoor pentathlon crowns.
3 - 2013 - BASE - Brian Ernst sets an ESU record with 15 strikeouts in a 3-hit shutout in the first game of a sweep (2-0, 4-3) at Millersville. Ernst struck out 10+ for the 4th straight start, and 5th time in 2013 before leading the Warriors to their first PSAC championship in 42 years the following week.
3 - 2014 - MT&F - Warriors win 3 PSAC championships, held at Shippensburg. Steven Morgan (110H - 14.69) won the 1st of 4 straight outdoor titles in the event, and 1st of his 6 overall. William Berry (HJ - 6-10 1/4) also won his 1st of 3 straight outdoor crowns, and 1st of 4 overall. Travis Toth (Hammer - 198-11) completed a sweep of the weight and hammer in 2014, which he would repeat in 2016 following a redshirt year.
3 - 2014 - WT&F - Christina O'Connor wins PSAC title in high jump (5-7 3/4) for the 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships, and 3rd of 5 in her career.

4 - 1928 - BASE - Warriors win 13-5 at Kutztown for their 11th straight win. After going 8-0 to finish the 1927 season, they won their first 3 to open 1928. The school-record winning streak was matched in 2010 and also in 2016.

5 - 1973 - MTEN - Warriors win PSAC championship with 35 of 36 points, in the midst of a run of 6 PSAC titles in 9 years. Individual champions were Jim Breech, Bob Nunez, Chuck Ackerman, John Gillespie and Ed Burkholder. Doubles titles were won by Bill Zeeh and Nunez, Breech-Gillespie and Ackerman-Burkholder.
5 - 1979 - WT&F - Warriors win 5 individual titles, plus 4x100m relay, in first-ever PSAC Championships - hosted by ESU. Sue Carden won the 5000m (18:16.7), the first of 4 straight in the event and first of 7 in her career. Other champions were Laurie Hocker (200m - 26.6), Cheryl Baker (shot put - 45-1 1/2), Jodi Jarrett (javelin - 148-10) and Terry Walker (pentathlon). The 4x100m relay of Hocker, Sharon Sober, Pam Madge and Liz Bodnyk won in 51.3.
5 - 2007 - MT&F - Iuri Pinto wins PSAC championship in 1500m (3:50.53), his first of 2 straight in the event and the 2nd of 3 in his career, hosted by Shippensburg.
5 - 2012 - MT&F - Dan Johnson wins PSAC championship in decathlon (6,925 points), after winning heptathlon indoors, in PSAC Championships at Bloomsburg. The 4x100m of Brandon Mercer, Keith Parker-Washington, Robert Fearon and Ian Melhorn won in 40.98 for its 3rd in 4 years, also winning in 2009 and 2010.
5 - 2012 - WT&F - Danielle Smith wins 100m (12.00, t-1st in photo finish) and 200m (24.60) for the first 2 of her ESU record 8 PSAC championships. Corinne Fitzgerald captures the steeplechase in 10:50.72.
5 - 2018 - MT&F - Warriors 4x100m relay wins PSAC title, the day after Austin Horner (decathlon, 6,765 points) and Darnell Randall (long jump, 23-6 3/4) won PSAC crowns, held at Slippery Rock. The 4x1 was comprised of Pat Monahan, Christian Castro, Ronald D'Eliseo and Andrew Schumacher. Horner's title was ESU's 3rd in the decathlon in 7 years.

6 - 1976 - SB - Warriors win 3-2 (10 inn.) vs. West Chester, improving to 14-2 on the season with their 9th straight victory in an 11-game winning streak. The season culminated with an AIAW national tournament appearance.
6 - 1988 - MT&F - Lance Branyan wins PSAC championship in decathlon (5,893 points) as a freshman, held at IUP. Branyan won 4 career PSAC titles, adding the decathlon and javelin in 1991, and javelin in 1992.
6 - 2000 - WLAX - Warriors fall 11-10 (OT) at Bloomsburg in PSAC championship game, finishing as runner-up for the 3rd time.
6 - 2010 - WTEN - Warriors fall 5-1 vs. Mercyhurst, played at California (Pa.), in the first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history.
6 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win 11-9 vs. IUP in PSAC semifinals on their way to the 1st conference title in program history. They advanced to the championship game for the first time since 2000.
6 - 2017 - MT&F - Steven Morgan wins his 4th straight PSAC championship in the 110m hurdles (14.39), becoming the 1st athlete in program history to win 4 straight PSAC titles in one event. He earned his 6th PSAC title overall.
6 - 2017 - WT&F - Aspen Gaita wins PSAC championship in 100m hurdles (13.94), becoming the 1st 100H champ in program history.

7 - 1941 - BASE - Warriors win 2-0 at West Chester, posting their 3rd shutout in 4 games during a 9-4 season.
7 - 1977 - MTEN - Warriors win 6th PSAC championship in 9 years, gaining individual titles from Rich Rumble (#2), Al McCormick (#4) and Jon Shaw (#6), and a doubles title from McCormick and Rich Burnes (#2).
7 - 1983 - MT&F - Tony Sabb wins PSAC championship in 400m hurdles (52.65), his 2nd conference title after winning in 1981. The 4x400m relay of Pete Wright, Tony Sabb, Brian McClanahan and Jack Goldowski won in 3:16.63, the first of 3 straight 4x4 relay titles and 4 in 5 years (1983-85, 87). The meet was held at IUP.
7 - 1988 - WT&F - Karen Way wins PSAC championship in high jump (5-7 1/4), the first of her 3 career PSAC titles, held at IUP.
7 - 2017 - WLAX - Warriors win1st-ever PSAC championship with 10-9 win vs. Mercyhurst. TJ Jefferis scored the game-winning goal with 14 seconds left, and Emily Fitzsimmons (3 goals) was named MVP. ESU extended its program-best winning streak to 12 games, improving its record to 17-2 and earning its 1st NCAA DII Tournament trip later that day.

8 - 1936 - MT&F - John Erickson wins the first of 2 PSAC championships in the mile (4:38.0), held at Shippensburg.
8 - 1949 - MT&F - John McCarthy repeats as PSAC champion in 120H (16.3), held at Shippensburg.
8 - 1971 - MT&F - Ed Long wins PSAC championship in javelin (220-10), hosted by Shippensburg.
8 - 1976 - SB - Warriors win 9-4 at Montclair, the 10th victory in an 11-game winning streak to improve to 15-2. The season finished with a 25-4 record and AIAW national tournament appearance.
8 - 1979 - BASE - Warriors win 9-7 (15 inn.) at Allentown in the longest recorded game in program history, and the 1979 season finale, finishing with a 17-14 record.
8 - 1982 - MT&F - Mike Revenis named Outstanding Field Athlete at PSAC championships, hosted by IUP. He won his 2nd straight javelin title (226-11).
8 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors win 8-5 vs. Gannon in PSAC Tournament opener in Johnstown - the first win in a 4-0 tournament to claim their 1st PSAC title since 1971. The win was the 30th of the season, notching the 2nd 30-win season in program history.
8 - 2017 - BASE - Warriors sweep doubleheader at Mansfield (8-2, 7-4) to finish regular season, going 7-1 over last 8 games to secure PSAC Tournament berth. Ian Allen had his 100th career stolen base in the opener, the 1st ESU player and 3rd PSAC player with 100 steals.

9 - 1956 - MT&F - Charles McComsey wins PSAC championship in shot put (41-10), held at West Chester.
9 - 1970 - MT&F - Joe Ahouse wins PSAC championship in 880 (1:56.5), held at Slippery Rock.
9 - 1970 - MTEN - Warriors win their 2nd straight PSAC championship, and 2nd of 6 in 9 years. ESU won 4 individual titles - Neil Curtis (#1), Fred Straus (#2), Dave Kozlowski (#3) and Craig Whiteley (#6) - and 2 in doubles, Straus and Kozlowski at #1 and Curtis and Jerry Muhlbauer at #2.
9 - 1978 - WLAX - Sandy Stackhouse makes school record 36 saves in 12-7 loss vs. West Chester
9 - 1980 - SB - Warriors win 11-3 vs. Bloomsburg and 8-4 vs. Lock Haven in 1st-ever PSAC Tournament, hosted by Millersville. ESU won 5-0 vs. Lock Haven the next day to win the PSAC championship.
9 - 1981 - MT&F - Mike Revenis wins first of 2 straight PSAC championships in javelin (227-0), and Tony Sabb wins 400H (53.35) for first PSAC title (also won 1983) in meet hosted by Millersville.
9 - 1987 - MT&F - Warriors 4x400m relay (Bob Sauerwine, Jon Hess, Dave Stuart, Jose Ferreira) wins PSAC championship in 3:19.73, their 4th PSAC title in 5 years (1983-85, 87), at Slippery Rock.
9 - 1992 - MT&F - Evan Arnow-Perfilio wins first of 2 straight PSAC championships in long jump (22-10 1/2), and Lance Branyan wins javelin (222-11) for his 4th overall PSAC title (also won decathlon in 1988, and decathlon and javelin in 1991), in meet hosted by Millersville.
9 - 1992 - WT&F - Michelle Cole named PSAC Outstanding Track Athlete, sweeping 200m (25.42) and 400m (57.35) for ESU's only 200-400 double. Jenn Moyer wins 10,000m (37:05.4) and would go on to sweep 5K and 10K in 1993.
9 - 1998 - MT&F - Rob Stone wins his 2nd PSAC championship in long jump (24-0 1/4), previously winning in 1995, in meet held at Millersville.
9 - 1998 - WT&F - Quanette Jester wins PSAC championship in triple jump (37-6 1/4).
9 - 2009 - MT&F - Andrew McCloskey leads 4 individual PSAC champions, plus a winning relay, earning PSAC Track Athlete of the Meet and MVP honors at Millersville. McCloskey won the 100m (10.41) and 200m (21.30) titles for ESU's first 100-200 double since 1950. Rusty Smith wins 110m hurdles (14.41) for his 2nd career PSAC title, and ESU's first 110H crown since 1978. Paul Wagner takes hammer (61-4 1/4), his 2nd of 3 straight in the event and 4th of 8 in his career. Matt Gallup wins pole vault (16-0 3/4) for the last of his 4 career PSAC titles. The 4x100m relay of Asher Ashfield, Chris Reddick, Jeff McClenton and McCloskey won in 40.83, the first of ESU's 3 titles in a 4-year stretch.
9 - 2009 - WT&F - Amanda Sines wins PSAC championship in shot put (41-8), her 2nd career title.
9 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors win 6-2 vs. Millersville in 2nd game of PSAC Tournament in Johnstown on their way to a 4-0 run and ESU's first PSAC title since 1971.

10 - 1958 - MT&F - Don Sellers, Don Grenewood, Andy Gall and Lewis Murdock combine for PSAC championship in mile relay (3:28.5), hosted by Shippensburg.
10 - 1967 - BASE - Warriors blank Mansfield, 4-0 and 1-0, in road doubleheader. Warriors pitchers tossed 4 shutouts in a 9-7 season.
10 - 1969 - MTEN - Warriors win all 36 points to claim first of 6 PSAC championships in a 9-year stretch (1969-70, 73, 75-77). Neil Curtis (#1), Vince McHugh (#2), Merv Heller (#3), Townsend Gilbert (#4), Dave Kozlowski (#5) and Dan Gobeo (#6) won singles, and Curtis-McHugh (#1), Gilbert-Gobeo (#2) and Heller-Kozlowski (#3) swept the doubles.
10 - 1975 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins earns PSAC Championships MVP at Slippery Rock, winning long jump (24-0) and triple jump (50-3) to close his career with 7 conference titles, including 3 straight in both events. Pete Heesen won the steeplechase (9:14.1) for the first of his 3 straight titles.
10 - 1977 - SB - Warriors sweep Ursinus, 13-3 and 4-2, for their 9th and 10th straight wins and the 2nd-longest win streak in school history. They finished the regular season and posted a 5-2 record in the EAIAW regional to finish 25-4.
10 - 1980 - SB - Warriors win 1st PSAC championship contested in the sport with 5-0 win vs. Lock Haven, hosted by Millersville.
10 - 1980 - WT&F - Sue Carden wins PSAC championships in 5000m (18:08) and 10,000m (38:31.3), the 2nd and 3rd of her 7 career PSAC titles, at IUP. Carden won 4 straight in the 5K from 1979-82, and 3 straight in the 10K from 1980-82. Kathy Hall won the shot put title at 37-10 3/4.
10 - 1991 - MT&F - Lance Branyan earns PSAC Outstanding Field Athlete, winning decathlon (6,288 points) and javelin (209-7), in meet held at Shippensburg. He also won the decathlon in 1988, and javelin in 1992, for 4 PSAC titles.
10 - 1997 - MT&F - Russ McGeehan wins PSAC championship in discus (158-3) at Lock Haven.
10 - 2003 - MT&F - Mark Stinson wins PSAC championship in 400m hurdles (53.19) at Lock Haven.
10 - 2007 - SB - Warriors win 4-1 vs. Shippensburg in NCAA Atlantic Regional opener hosted by Kutztown, ultimately going 3-2 to finish 3rd in the region.
10 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors win 7-4 vs. California to reach PSAC championship game, and won 1st PSAC title since 1971 the following day. ESU's 32nd win tied the school record set in 2009, as Warriors finished 34-18 - which stood until 38-18 season three years later in 2016.

11 - 1948 - MT&F - John McCarthy wins first of 2 straight PSAC championships in 120H (16.2), hosted by Shippensburg.
11 - 1955 - BASE - Warriors post 27-0 win at Lincoln.
11 - 1968 - MT&F - Gil Rogers wins PSAC championship in triple jump (43-10 1/4) at Clarion.
11 - 1968 - MTEN - Merv Heller (#1), Don Mathis (#2) and Remsen Becker (#3) win PSAC singles titles and Heller and Mathis win at #1 doubles, in first PSAC individual/team tournament.
11 - 1972 - WLAX - Warriors win 15-0 vs. Penn State for their 8th straight win in the series.
11 - 1974 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins earns PSAC Outstanding Field Athlete with 3 titles in long jump (23-5 1/4), triple jump (49-1 3/4) and pole vault (15-2), held at Eiler-Martin Stadium. Jenkins won 7 career PSAC titles, with 3-year sweeps in long jump and triple jump from 1973-75 along with 1974 pole vault crown.
11 - 1985 - MT&F - Jack Goldowski wins 2nd straight PSAC championship in 400m hurdles (51.01), Kevin Mobley wins long jump (24-0 1/4) and Carlos Forde claims triple jump (47-10) in meet hosted by ESU - which wouldn't host again until 2015. Goldowski anchored the 4x400m relay with Jim Woods, Al Michalec and Dave Stuart to 3:17.96 for their 3rd straight in the 4x4 and 4th in 5 years (1983-85, 87).
11 - 1985 - WT&F - Mile relay of Karen Sweeney, Niki Romanchik, Dawn Wolfe and Mary Lou Tuttle wins PSAC championship (3:56.83).
11 - 1990 - MT&F - Greg Tymon wins PSAC championship in decathlon (6,196 points) and Matt Foust takes pole vault (15-10) at Clarion.
11 - 1991 - WT&F - Karen Way wins PSAC title in high jump (5-8 1/2) at Shippensburg for her 2nd straight and 3rd conference crown (1988, 1990, 1991).
11 - 1996 - WT&F - Jan Blake sweeps PSAC championships in 800m (2:12.98) and 1500m (4:37.52), repeating in 1500, in meet hosted by Shippensburg.
11 - 2002 - MT&F - Brad Fees wins PSAC championship in high jump (6-9) at Kutztown.
11 - 2006 - SB - Warriors win 3-1 vs. Kutztown in NCAA Atlantic Regional opener, and first-ever NCAA appearance, hosted at Shippensburg.
11 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors win PSAC championship with 7-1 win vs. West Chester, played in Johnstown, for their 1st conference title since 1971. Brian Ernst (8.0 IP, 0 ER, 9 K, 3 BB, 6 H) nearly goes the distance on 2 days rest to earn PSAC MVP honors.
11 - 2013 - MT&F - Matt Tholis named PSAC Field Athlete of the Meet, winning javelin (223-11), to lead 4 PSAC champions at Millersville. Damien Boham won 400m (47.66) for the first of his 2 career titles, also winning the indoor 800m in 2015. Frank Fezza won 1500 (3:54.81), following up All-America cross country season, and Seth Bailey won high jump (6-10 1/4) for the first of 2 titles, also winning 2014 indoors.
11 - 2013 - WT&F - Danielle Smith wins PSAC championship in 100m (12.10), her 2nd straight title in 100 and 5th of 8 career PSAC championships overall.
11 - 2018 - WLAX - #13 Warriors rally from 5-goal deficit for 12-11 win vs. #17 Mercyhurst, earning the 1st NCAA DII Tournament win in program history. ESU would rally past host West Chester for the regional title the following day to advance to the national semifinals.

12 - 1934 - MT&F - John Duda wins PSAC championships in 440 (50.4) and 880 (2:04) at West Chester.
12 - 1951 - MT&F - 3 Warriors win PSAC championships at Shippensburg - Mark Nejako in 880 (2:00.0) and mile (4:38.0), William Prater in 2 mile (10:10.8) and George DeLong in pole vault (12-0). Nejako repeated after winning the 880 in 1950.
12 - 1962 - MT&F - Russ Hopewell repeats as PSAC long jump champion (23-10 1/2), held at Shippensburg. An AP Little All-America basketball player, Hopewell was also part of the winning mile relay along with his long jump title in 1961.
12 - 1973 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins wins PSAC championships in long jump (23-1) and triple jump (47-5) for the first 2 of his 7 career titles, held at Lock Haven. He also won the long jump, triple jump and pole vault in 1974, and long jump and triple jump in 1975.
12 - 1979 - MT&F - Paul Ferency is named Outstanding Field Athlete after winning PSAC championship in shot put (57-5), the 3rd of his career, at Shippensburg. Dave Strein won the pole vault (15-0) and the 4x400m relay of George Buford, Mark Palmieri, Lou Welch and Dave Evans won in 3:17.2.
12 - 1984 - SB - Warriors win 3-1 vs. Iona, finishing 2nd in ECAC DII South Tourney at C.W. Post with 2-2 record.
12 - 1984 - MT&F - Jack Goldowski wins the first of 2 PSAC championships in 400m hurdles (52.24), held at IUP. The 4x400m relay of Dave Stuart, Brian McClanahan, Al Michalec and Goldowski won in 3:20.70, their 2nd of 3 straight in a run of 4 in 5 years (1983-85, 87).
12 - 1990 - WT&F - Karen Way wins high jump (5-7) for the 2nd of her 3 career PSAC titles (1988, 1990, 1991), held at Clarion. Jocelyn Wurster won the long jump at 18-1 1/2.
12 - 2001 - MT&F - Mike Newhard wins PSAC championship in high jump (6-10), the first of his 4 PSAC titles, held at Shippensburg.
12 - 2007 - SB - Warriors win 11-10 at Kutztown and 4-2 vs. Edinboro in NCAA Regional, knocking off Kutztown on a walk-off single by Jessica Schmoyer. ESU fell 2-1 vs. Bloomsburg the next day to finish 3rd in the region and post a 29-28 record, setting a school record for wins.
12 - 2016 - WT&F - Allison Decker wins PSAC championship in 10,000m (37:47.43), held at Mansfield.
12 - 2017 - WLAX - #11 Warriors fall 17-10 vs. #6 Florida Tech in 1st-ever NCAA DII Tournament appearance, hosted by Florida Southern. ESU finished with a school-record 17-3 mark, including its first-ever PSAC championship.
12 - 2018 - WLAX - #13 Warriors win 1st Atlantic Region title in school history, rallying from 4-goal deficit in 16-14 win at previously unbeaten #5 West Chester, to advance to national semifinals.

13 - 1933 - MT&F - Warriors win 2 PSAC championships - Arneberger in pole vault (11-2 1/2) and Whalley in shot put (40-1) - hosted by Shippensburg.
13 - 1961 - MT&F - Russ Hopewell wins first of 2 straight PSAC championships in long jump (22-6 3/4) and anchors winning mile relay (3:26.7), along with Lee Ely, Joseph Galizio and Lewis Murdoch, held at Millersville.
13 - 1963 - BASE - Warriors win 4-1 vs. Kutztown, and claim PSAC championship via Saylor rating system.
13 - 1972 - MT&F - Jack Sabol, Bill Stohl, Glenn Renick and Dennis Morrissy combine for PSAC championship in mile relay (3:19.5), held at Clarion.
13 - 1976 - SB - Lynn Kuchinskas throws no-hitter in 10-0 win vs. South Carolina in AIAW Tournament in Omaha, giving the Warriors their 11th straight win and improving to 16-2 on their way to a 17-4 record - including 2-2 in the national tournament.
13 - 1976 - MT&F - Pete Heesen wins 2nd of 3 straight PSAC championships in steeplechase (9:15.5) and also wins the 6 mile run (30:04.9), and Paul Ferency wins shot put (53-10 1/2) for the first of his 3 titles, also winning in 1978 and 1979, in meet held at Bloomsburg.
13 - 1978 - MT&F - Paul Ferency named PSAC Outstanding Field Athlete and MVP, leading 4 conference champions plus a winning relay, at Slippery Rock. Ferency won shot put (56-7) for the 2nd of his 3 career titles. Woodrow Johnson won 100m (11.01), Dale Robertson swept 110m hurdles (15.10) and 400m hurdles (53.17) - also winning 400H the previous year - and Ed Patterson won pole vault (15-6).
13 - 1989 - WT&F - Melanie Wentz wins PSAC championship in 100m (12.59) at Shippensburg.
13 - 1995 - WT&F - Jan Blake wins PSAC championship in 1500m (4:34.78), preceding a sweep of 800 and 1500 in 1996, and Colleen Goble wins 400m hurdles (1:05.10) in meet held at Shippensburg.
13 - 1995 - MT&F - Rob Stone named PSAC Outstanding Field Athlete, winning long jump (23-3) for first of 2 career conference titles - also winning in 1998. the meet was held at Shippensburg.
13 - 2000 - WT&F - Warriors win first of 2 straight PSAC championships in 4x400m at West Chester, as group of Jackie Babbini, Cheryl Griffin, Jen Eye and Shavanna Ross wins 3:51.91 for ESU's first 4x4 champion since 1985. Eye, Griffin and Ross helped Warriors repeat the following year.
13 - 2016 - MT&F - Travis Toth wins PSAC championship in hammer (202-5) at Mansfield, his 2nd in the event and 4th overall PSAC title of his career. He previously won the hammer in 2014 prior to a redshirt year.

14 - 1932 - MT&F - Jimmy Payne wins 2nd straight PSAC championship in 100 (10.1), held at West Chester
14 - 1960 - MT&F - Arthur Wilson wins PSAC championship in 440 (51.1), hosted by Shippensburg.
14 - 1976 - SB - Warriors win 4-1 vs. Utah at AIAW Tournament in Omaha. They posted a 2-2 record in the national tournament and finished 17-4 in their 2nd season as a varsity program.
14 - 1977 - ARCH - Warriors men win 2nd straight United States Intercollegiate national title, hosted by James Madison. Along with the 1976 and 1977 men's titles, the Warriors also won the 1975 mixed title. Joe Barnes notched the first of his 3 All-America honors.
14 - 1977 - MT&F - Pete Heesen wins 3rd straight PSAC title in steeplechase (9:13.2) and his 4th career title overall, along with the 6-mile crown in 1976. Elbert Price swept the 100 (9.94) and 200 (21.96), Dale Robertson won the 440H (53.06) and would go on to claim the 110H and 400H in 1978, and Ed Guers, Phil Bujalski, Chris Purvis and Barry Purvis won the mile relay in 3:14.86.
14 - 1977 - SB - Warriors win 6-4 vs. West Chester for their 5th straight win at the EAIAW Middle Atlantic Regional at Edinboro. The team was runner-up with a 5-2 record, falling twice to West Chester to open and close the regional, to complete a 25-4 season.
14 - 1994 - WT&F - Melanie Avenarius won the 200m (25.66), and Shannon Kalnoski captured the heptathlon (4,029 points), ESU's first multi champion since 1979, at the PSAC Championships at Kutztown.
14 - 2005 - WT&F - Tawny Youtz completes PSAC season sweep of 400m (56.89), Vanessa Andes wins 10,000m (37:00.85) for her 2nd straight PSAC title in the event, and the 4x100m relay of Youtz, Janosko, Murdock and Manera wins in 48.37, ESU's first since 1979, at PSAC Championships at Mansfield.
14 - 2005 - MT&F - Andy Richard wins PSAC championship in long jump (22-11).
14 - 2011 - MT&F - Negus Graham named PSAC Outdoor Athlete of the Meet and MVP, sweeping 200m (21.99) and 400m (47.16) for ESU's first 200-400 outdoor double, and winning his 4th and 5th career PSAC titles at Slippery Rock. Asher Ashfield won 100m (10.88), following Andrew McCloskey's 100 titles in 2009 and 2010. Josh Hontz won javelin (222-8), ESU's first in the event since Lance Branyan in 1991 and 1992. The 4x400m relay of Keith Parker-Washington, Christopher Walker, Greg Pammer and Graham won in 3:13.91 for ESU's 2nd straight outdoor and 4th straight 4x4 title, sweeping indoor and outdoor relays in 2010 and 2011.
14 - 2011 - WT&F - Lynn Mayer wins 4th straight PSAC championship in high jump (5-8 1/2), sweeping 2010 and 2011 indoor and outdoor titles.
14 - 2016 - MT&F - 3 Warriors win PSAC championships at Mansfield, all defending 2015 titles. Steven Morgan won the 3rd of his 4 straight in 110m hurdles (14.43), and the 4th of his 6 overall. Derrick Washington won 2nd straight in 400m (47.83), and William Berry won his 3rd straight outdoor title in high jump (6-9 1/2) and 4th overall, completing 2016 indoor/outdoor sweep.

15 - 1937 - MT&F - John Erickson wins 2nd straight PSAC championship in mile (4:36.3), held in Harrisburg.
15 - 1948 - BASE - Warriors win 8-5 at Kutztown, improving to 8-0 before dropping their final two games to finish 8-2.
15 - 1971 - BASE - Warriors win PSAC championship with victories over Shippensburg, 5-2, and Edinboro, 2-0, hosting the games on campus.
15 - 1976 - ARCH - Warriors men win first of 2 straight United States Intercollegiate national championships, held at Cerritos College in Norwalk, Calif. The title followed ESU's mixed division title in 1975. Ray Morris, Glenn Daily and Joel Lecker earned All-America honors - the 3rd for Daily, and 2nd for Morris and Lecker.
15 - 1993 - MT&F - Evan Arnow-Perfilio wins 2nd straight PSAC championship in long jump (23-2 1/4), held at Shippensburg.
15 - 1993 - WT&F - Jenn Moyer wins PSAC championship double in 5000m (18:14.48) and 10,000m (37:34.99), after winning 10K title in 1992.
15 - 2004 - WT&F - Vanessa Andes wins PSAC championship in 10,000m (36:06.18), her first of 2 straight outdoor titles, held at Slippery Rock.
15 - 2010 - WT&F - Lynn Mayer wins PSAC championship in high jump (5-7 3/4), her 2nd of 4 straight titles combining the 2010 and 2011 indoor and outdoor seasons, in the meet hosted by West Chester.
15 - 2010 - MT&F - 4 Warriors win PSAC championships, along with 2 relays. Negus Graham was named Track Athlete of the Meet, winning the 400m (47.43) for the 1st of 5 career PSAC championships. Paul Wagner was named Field Athlete of the Meet and MVP, winning hammer (197-0) and shot put (51-9 1/4) - his 3rd straight in the hammer and 7th and 8th career PSAC titles overall. Andrew McCloskey won his 2nd straight 100m title (10.85) and 3rd career PSAC title overall.  Drew Miller won the triple jump (49-5 1/2) for the last of his 5 career PSAC titles. The 4x100m relay of Asher Ashfield, Ian Melhorn, Chris Reddick and McCloskey won in 40.79, its 2nd straight and 3rd in 4 years (2009, 2010, 2012). The 4x400m reay of Graham, Melhorn, Greg Pammer and Reddick won in 3:14.29, ESU's 1st in the relay since 1987.

16 - 1931 - MT&F - Jimmy Payne wins 100 (10.0), Kenneth Merritt the 880 (2:06.2) and O'Connor the 2 mile run (10:42.8) to give Warriors 3 PSAC championships at West Chester. Payne won the 1st of his 2 straight PSAC titles.
16 - 1942 - MT&F - Bernard Bonner repeats as PSAC champion in mile (4:33.6) and 2 miles (10:14.4), held at West Chester.
16 - 1950 - MT&F - William Hillman wins PSAC titles in 100 (10.0) and 220 (22.1), and Mark Nejako wins 880 (1:58.7), held at Shippensburg. Nejako would go on to win the 880 and mile in 1951.
16 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors win 8-6 (10 inn.) at Winston-Salem in NCAA DII Tournament opener, their 2nd NCAA trip in 3 years and 3rd in school history. ESU improved to 34-16 with the victory, setting a school record for wins, and finished 34-18.

17 - 1930 - MT&F - Warriors claim their first 3 PSAC champions in meet held at West Chester, gaining titles from William Sterling (220 - 22.5), Wilber May (120H - 17.8) and Arthur Heckman (LJ - 20-6 3/4).
17 - 1941 - MT&F - Bernard Bonner wins PSAC championships in mile (4:34.0) and 2 miles (10:30.7), the first of 2 straight in both events, in meet held at Shippensburg.
17 - 1975 - ARCH - Warriors win mixed national title at United States Intercollegiate Championships, held at Cerritos College in Norwalk, Calif. Janet Kemmerer earned her 3rd career All-America honor, Glenn Daily the 2nd of 3, and Joel Lecker the 1st of 2. The men would win national titles the next two years in 1976 and 1977.
 
18 - 1940 - MT&F - Ed Morgan wins PSAC championship in high jump (6-0 1/4) at West Chester.
18 - 1957 - BASE - Warriors win 7-1 vs. Kutztown and claim PSAC championship via the Saylor ratings system.
18 - 2013 - BASE - Warriors fall 7-5 vs. Millersville in NCAA Tournament, ending season at 34-18 after winning their 1st PSAC title since 1971. Brian Ernst had 2 hits, giving him 201 for his career and becoming the first 200-hit, 200-strikeout dual player in PSAC history.
18 - 2018 - WLAX - #13 Warriors fall 20-14 to #3 Florida Southern in NCAA DII semifinal in Tampa, ending a record-setting 15-4 season which included their 1st regional title, semifinal appearance and NCAA postseason wins in program history after making their 1st NCAA Tournament the previous season.
 
20 - 2011 - BASE - Warriors win 6-5 (11 inn.) vs. Seton Hill in 1st round of NCAA Tournament, played in Lancaster, for the 1st NCAA postseason win in program history. The only other NCAA appearance to that point was in 1985 (ESU advanced 3 times in 6 years in 2011, 2013 and 2016). 
20 - 2016 - BASE - Warriors win 19-2 vs. Chowan in NCAA Tournament consolation round game, setting program record for runs in a postseason game.

21 - 1981 - WT&F - Sue Carden earns All-America honors in 10,000m at AIAW DIII Championships.
21 - 1987 - MT&F - Jim Lauck places 7th in steeplechase (8:59.43) at NCAA DII Championships at Southeast Missouri, the 1st of 3 straight All-America honors.
21 - 2009 - MT&F - Paul Wagner places 6th in hammer (196-9) at NCAA DII Championships at Angelo State, the 1st of 2 straight All-America honors.
21 - 2016 - BASE - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Seton Hill in NCAA Tournament, giving head coach John Kochmansky the school record with his 261st career victory.

22 - 1982 - WT&F - Warriors win AIAW DIII championship in 800 medley relay with group of Marie Hamilton, Lisa Gabel, Michelle Peters and Deb Townsend.
22 - 1986 - WT&F - Georgianna Messinger places 7th in 10,000m (36:49.9) at NCAA DII Championships at Cal State-Los Angeles.
22 - 2011 - BASE - Warriors win 17-3 vs. Concord before falling 4-2 vs. Mercyhurst, finishing 3rd in NCAA DII Atlantic Regional held in Lancaster.
22 - 2014 - MT&F - Travis Toth places 8th in hammer (193-1) at NCAA DII Championships at Grand Valley, earning the 1st of 3 career All-America honors (weight, hammer in 2016).
22 - 2015 - WT&F - Christina O'Connor places 6th in high jump (5-8) at NCAA DII Championships at Grand Valley, earning the last of her 4 career All-America honors and the 2nd straight outdoors.
22 - 2016 - BASE - Warriors fall 3-1 vs. Shepherd in NCAA Tournament, ending season that included school-record for wins (38-18).

23 - 1942 - BASE - Warriors win 17-3 vs. New Paltz to finish 9-1 season.
23 - 1985 - MT&F - Jack Goldowski earns All-America honors for the 2nd straight year, placing 6th in 400m hurdles (51.93) at NCAA DII Championships at Cal State-Los Angeles.
23 - 1992 - MT&F - Lance Branyan is 4th (215-11) and Al Yackenchick is 6th (208-11) in javelin at NCAA DII Championships at Angelo State, giving ESU two All-America in the same event for the 1st time in program history.
23 - 1996 - WT&F - Jan Blake places 6th in 1500 (4:34.10) for the 2nd of 3 career All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships, held at UC Riverside.
23 - 2015 - MT&F - William Berry gains 2nd team All-America honors with a 10th-place finish in high jump (6-10 3/4) at NCAA DII Championships at Grand Valley, the 1st of his 2 All-America efforts.
 
24 - 1984 - MT&F - Jack Goldowski places 6th in 400m hurdles (52.76) at NCAA DII Championships at Southeast Missouri, the 1st of 2 straight All-America honors.
24 - 1991 - WT&F - Karen Way wins NCAA DII championship in high jump (5-9) at Angelo State, earning the only DII title in program history and her 4th career All-America honor.
24 - 2003 - MT&F - Barry Krammes places 7th in javelin (205-6) at NCAA DII Championships at SIU Edwardsville for his 2nd straight All-America honor.
24 - 2008 - WT&F - Lynn Mayer is 6th in high jump (5-8) at NCAA DII Championships at Cal Poly Pomona, earning the 2nd of her 6 career All-America honors.
24 - 2008 - MT&F - Iuri Pinto finishes 4th in 1500m (3:51.05) at NCAA DII Championships, ESU's first outdoor track All-America in a running event since 1989.
24 - 2014 - WT&F - Christina O'Connor places 5th in high jump (5-8) at NCAA DII championships at Grand Valley, earning the 2nd of 4 career All-America honors.
 
25 - 1979 - MT&F - Paul Ferency places 3rd in shot put (58-10 1/4) for his 3rd career All-America honor at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by Western Illinois.
25 - 1989 - MT&F - Jim Lauck places 6th in steeplechase (9:02.47) for his 3rd straight All-America honor at NCAA DII Championships, held at Hampton.
25 - 1990 - WT&F - Karen Way is 2nd in high jump (5-10) for the 2ndof 4 career All-America honors - and the first of 3 straight top-2 finishes, including the 1991 outdoor crown. The NCAA DII meet was held at Hampton.
25 - 1995 - WT&F - Jan Blake places 6th in 1500m (4:39.14) at NCAA DII Championships at Emporia State for the first of her 3 career All-America honors.
25 - 2002 - MT&F - Barry Krammes places 7th in javelin (203-4) at NCAA DII Championships at Angelo State, the first of 2 straight All-America honors and ESU's first All-America since 1992.
25 - 2007 - WT&F - Leslie Martin finishes 8th in heptathlon (4,767 points) for her 2nd career All-America honor at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by Johnson C. Smith.
25 - 2012 - MT&F - Dan Johnson places 8th in decathlon (6,642 points) at NCAA DII Championships at Colorado State-Pueblo, becoming the first multi-event All-America in program history.
25 - 2013 - MT&F - Matt Tholis places 2nd (232-0) and Josh Hontz is 5th (219-14) in javelin at NCAA DII Championships at Colorado State-Pueblo. Both earned their 2nd career All-America honors, including Hontz's runner-up finish in 2011.
25 - 2018 - WT&F - Aspen Gaita earns 1st team All-America honors with 6th-place finish in heptathlon (5,017 points) at NCAA DII Championships in Charlotte. Gaita earned her 3rd career All-America honor, including an identical 6th-place showing in the pentathlon indoors.
 
26 - 1972 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins places 3rd in triple jump (49-2 1/4) for first of 3 straight All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by Ashland.
26 - 1978 - MT&F - Paul Ferency places 2nd in shot put (5-8 3/4) for 2nd of 3 career All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships, held at Western Illinois.
26 - 1988 - MT&F - Jim Lauck places 5th in steeplechase (9:08.37) for 2nd of 3 straight All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships at Angelo State.
26 - 2001 - WT&F - Jenn Grube is 6th in javelin (140-9) for her 2nd straight All-America honor, and Quanette Jester places 7th in triple jump (39-5 3/4) at NCAA DII Championships, held at SIU Edwardsville.
26 - 2005 - WT&F - Vanessa Andes places 6th in 10,000m (36:33.40) at NCAA DII Championships at Abilene Christian.
26 - 2011 - WT&F - Rose Mascoli is 3rd in 10,000m (33:54.74) at NCAA DII Championships at Cal State-Stanislaus. She was 5th in the 5000m two days later.
26 - 2012 - MT&F - Matt Tholis places 7th in javelin (213-7) for the first of his 2 straight All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by Colorado State-Pueblo. Tholis was runner-up in 2013.
26 - 2016 - MT&F - Travis Toth places 5th in hammer (206-11) at NCAA DII Championships, held in Bradenton, Florida. Toth set the PSAC record and earned his 3rd career All-America honor (hammer 2014, weight 2016).
26 - 2017 - MT&F - Steven Morgan places 11th in 110m hurdles (14.23) for 2nd team All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships in Bradenton, Florida.

 27 - 1972 - MT&F - Ed Long places 4th in javelin (227-6) at NCAA DII Championships at Ashland for his 2nd straight All-America honor. He was the 1st All-America in program history the previous year.
27 - 1993 - WT&F - Jenn Moyer places 7th in 10,000 (37:34.99) at NCAA DII Championships at Abilene Christian, her 2nd career All-America honor.
27 - 1999 - WT&F - Jenelle Strine places 7th in hammer (165-3), and Tina Vosper in 8th in 10,000m (37:37.72) for her 2nd career All-America honor, at NCAA DII Championships at Emporia State.
27 - 2000 - WT&F - Jenn Grube is 5th in javelin (146-7) at NCAA DII Championships at Saint Augustine's for the first of 2 straight All-America honors
27 - 2010 - MT&F - Paul Wagner places 7th in hammer (195-8), his 2nd straight All-America honor, at NCAA DII Championships at Johnson C. Smith.
 
28 - 1976 - MT&F - Paul Ferency places 4th in shot put (53-3 1/4) at NCAA DII Championships at Slippery Rock for the 1st of 3 career All-America honors.
28 - 1977 - MT&F - Pete Heesen wins his 2nd straight NCAA DII championship in the steeplechase (9:03.52), held at North Dakota State. He claimed his 3rd straight All-America honor overall.
28 - 2011 - MT&F - Josh Hontz places 2nd in javelin (225-4) at NCAA DII Championships at Cal State-Stanislaus, ESU's best men's individual finish since Mike Revenis won the javelin in 1982. Hontz earned his first of 2 All-America honors.
28 - 2011 - WT&F - Lynn Mayer finishes t-3rd in DII in high jump (5-6) for her 6th and final career All-America honor. Rose Mascoli places 5th in 5000m (16:38.24) after finishing 3rd in 10,000m two days earlier.

29 - 1976 - MT&F - Pete Heesen wins first of 2 straight NCAA DII championships in steeplechase, running 8:57.96 in meet held at Slippery Rock. He earned the 2nd of 3 career All-America honors, and was the 1st national champion in program history.
29 - 1982 - MT&F - Mike Revenis wins NCAA DII title in javelin with mark of 244-9, held at Sacramento State. He earned his 2nd straight All-America honor and joined Pete Heesen (steeplechase - 1976 and 1977) as ESU national champions.
29 - 2004 - MT&F - Dan Gale places 6th in javelin (207-4) to earn All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships at Cal Poly Pomona.
29 - 2010 - WT&F - Lynn Mayer finishes t-3rd in high jump (5-7) for the 4th of 6 career All-America honors at DII Championships, held at Johnson C. Smith.
29 - 2010 - MT&F - Negus Graham places 8th in 400m (47.08) for 2nd of 3 career All-America honors at DII Championships. The 4x100m relay of Asher Ashfield, Ian Melhorn, Chris Reddick and Andrew McCloskey placed 8th (41.51) to become ESU's first men's All-America relay.
 
30 - 1927 - BASE - Warriors win 6-2 at Shippensburg to finish a 9-1 season in their first year as a varsity program.
30 - 1981 - MT&F - Mike Revenis places 5th in javelin (215-9) at NCAA DII Championships, held at Western Illinois, to earn the first of 2 straight All-America honors. He won the national title the following season in 1982.

31 - 1974 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins places 2nd in triple jump (51-7 1/4) at NCAA DII Championships, held at Eastern Illinois, for his 3rd straight All-America honor.
31 - 1975 - MT&F - Pete Heesen places 4th in steeplechase (9:07.4) at NCAA DII Championships, held at Sacramento State. He followed with the next 2 national titles in the event in 1976 and 1977.
 

JUNE

1 - 1973 - MT&F - Lenny Jenkins places 5th in triple jump (50-6) at NCAA DII Championships in Wabash, Indiana, earning the 2nd of 3 straight All-America honors in the event.

3 - 1901 - BASE - Michael Joyce O'Neill hits the 1st pinch-hit grand slam in major league baseball history for the St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Boston Beaneaters. O'Neill played 4 seasons for the Cardinals (1901-04) and one season for Cincinnati (1907). He was one of 4 brothers to play major league baseball, and later coached at Rice University in 1924.
3 - 1991 - BASE - Joel Bennett, standout pitcher and also shortstop for Warriors, drafted in 21st round by Boston Red Sox, becoming the 1st ESU player selected in the MLB Draft. Bennett reached the major leagues in the late 1990's, appearing for Baltimore and Philadelphia.

5 - 1971 - MTEN - Warriors have best-ever regional finish, placing t-1st at NCAA Atlantic Coast Regional held at ESU.

6 - 1970 - MTEN - Neil Curtis wins singles title, and Fred Straus-Dave Kozlowski claim doubles title, at NCAA Atlantic Coast Regional held at ESU.

7 - 2011 - BASE - Jeremy Gigliotti, All-America pitcher and Atlantic Region Pitcher of the Year, selected in 19th round of MLB Draft by San Diego Padres.
7 - 2014 - BASE - Chris Knott, All-America outfielder and Atlantic Region Athlete of the Year, selected in 34th round of MLB Draft by Tampa Bay Rays, ESU's 4th draft pick in 6 years.

8 - 2013 - BASE - Joe Bennie, All-Region 2nd baseman, selected in 28th round of MLB Draft by Oakland A's. His brother Robert was drafted in 2016.

10 - 2016 - BASE - Matt Festa, All-America pitcher, selected in 7th round of MLB Draft by Seattle Mariners, becoming ESU's highest MLB Draft pick.

11 - 2009 - BASE - Mark Angelo, All-Region 3rd baseman, selected in 44th round of MLB Draft by Seattle Mariners, becoming the 2nd ESU player drafted and first since Joel Bennett in 1991.
11 - 2016 - BASE - Robert Bennie, All-America outfielder and Atlantic Region Athlete of the Year, selected in 24th round of MLB Draft by Oakland A's. Bennie and Festa (7th round, Seattle) gave ESU 2 players selected in the same draft for the 1st time in program history.

12 - 1971 - MT&F - Ed Long places 2nd in javelin (229-3) at NCAA DII Championships at Sacramento State, the 1st of his 2 All-America honors in becoming ESU's 1st-ever track & field All-America.

14 - 1969 - MTEN - Warriors place t-3rd at NCAA College Division Championships, the top finish in program history. ESU claimed its only 2 program All-Americans in Townsend Gilbert, who reached quarterfinals in singles, and Neil Curtis and Vince McHugh, who made semifinals in doubles. The tournament was hosted by ESU.
14 - 2018 - GEN - ESU finishes 46th in NCAA DII Learfield Sports Directors' Cup, its first-ever top-50 finish. The Warriors sent a school-record 5 teams to NCAA postseason play - men's and women's soccer, field hockey, men's basketball and women's lacrosse. Men's basketball and women's lacrosse both won regional titles.

23 - 2013 - MT&F - Barry Krammes finishes 4th in javelin at U.S. Track & Field Championships at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa - his top finish in 10 U.S. championship meets from 2006-15. Krammes placed in the top 10 six times overall.


JULY

4 - 1952 - WT&F - Janet Dicks wins shot put and discus at US Olympic Trials, held in Harrisburg, at age of 19. Dicks, a 1955 ESSTC graduate, competed in basketball and field hockey collegiately for the Warriors. She had marks of 39-8 1/2 in the shot put and 108-3 1/2 in the discus.
4 - 2008 - MT&F - Barry Krammes leads U.S. Olympic Trials in javelin through preliminary round with mark of 259-1. Krammes placed 6th after the finals and established a PR of almost 15 feet.

15 - 1998 - BASE - Joel Bennett makes MLB debut for Baltimore Orioles, throwing scoreless inning in 14-3 win at Texas.

26 - 1952 - WT&F - Janet Dicks competes in shot put at Helsinki Olympics, placing 18th with mark of 37-6 1/2. She won the US Olympic Trials in the shot put and discus three weeks earlier.

28 - 1952 - BASE - Pitcher Harry Schaeffer makes MLB debut for New York Yankees, which won the 1952 World Series. He pitched in 5 games for the Yankees and was a 4-year athlete in baseball and basketball for the Warriors.

31 - 1996 - WR - Anibal Nieves, 1989 All-America for Warriors, competes for Puerto Rico in Atlantic Olympics. He placed 10th four years earlier in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, and was named ESU head coach in 2018.


AUGUST

7 - 1992 - WR - Anibal Nieves makes his first of 2 appearances for Puerto Rico in Barcelona Olympics. He places 10th in 62kg weight class, and would also compete in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

25 - 1973 - MSOC - Bob Rigby, NASL #1 draft pick earlier in the season, leads expansion Philadelphia Atoms to championship with 2-0 win vs. Dallas Tornado as the Atoms become the first-ever expansion team to win a title in its inaugural year. Rigby was 1st team All-America goalkeeper for ESU in fall 1972 and led Warriors to 2 PSAC championships and 2 NCAA quarterfinal appearances. He was also a member of the 1972 US Olympic team.

26 - 2005 - MSOC - Warriors win 1-0 at #7 Southern Connecticut, and would pick up their 2nd top-10 win to open the season two days later vs. #9 Franklin Pierce.
26 - 2005 - FB - Warriors win 72-17 at Bentley to open 11-3 season which ended in NCAA DII semifinals. Quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger throws for 325 yards and 5 TD, opening his Harlon Hill campaign as DII player of the year.

28 - 2005 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-0 vs. #9 Franklin Pierce, following up a 1-0 win at #7 Southern Connecticut two days earlier.

30 - 2003 - FB - Jimmy Terwilliger, who would set 18 DII records and 2 NCAA all-division records in his career, goes 14-for-18 for 251 yards and 4 TD in his ESU debut in a 58-0 win vs. Lenoir-Rhyne.


SEPTEMBER

1 - 2011 - FB - Ray Wagner throws for 375 yards and 6 TD in 1st half of 56-14 win vs. Pace in season opener.

3 - 1973 - MSOC - Bob Rigby, former Warriors All-America goalkeeper, is 1st-ever American soccer player on cover of Sports Illustrated following NASL championship on August 25 of same year.
3 - 1995 - WSOC - Terri Meierhofer, ESU's all-time leading scorer, nets all 3 goals in 3-0 win vs. Sacred Heart, played at St. Michael's (Vt.)
3 - 2003 - MSOC - Wesley Gayle sets school record with 6 assists in 10-0 win vs. Bloomfield. Jason Cropper scored 4 goals, and Joe Alcaro had 3.
3 - 2005 - FB - Mark Brubaker makes 42-yard field goal with 5 seconds left for 23-21 win vs. Edinboro during ESU's Northeast Region championship season.
3 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Lock Haven in season opener to extend program record unbeaten streak to 22 games, after going 20-1-1 (including 20 straight wins) in 2014 but bowing out of NCAA Tournament on penalty kicks.
3 - 2017 - FH - #2 Warriors blank #5 Stonehill, 8-0, in their 2nd game of a 17-5 season which finished at the NCAA DII semifinals in Louisville.

4 - 2002 - MSOC - Jorge Chapoy, ESU's all-time leading scorer, has the first of two 4-goal games in his career in 9-1 win vs. Nyack.

5 - 1992 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-0 at Haverford in first game in program history. ESU went 9-5-1, and two years later on the first PSAC championshipship awarded in the sport in 1994.
5 - 1997 - WSOC - Terri Meierhofer has her 5th career hat trick, and Justina Woolf registers the 1st of 5 in her career, in 10-0 win at FDU-Madison.

6 - 2014 - FB - Warriors win 43-35 at LIU Post, scoring 3 TD in final 8:25 after lightning delay on Long Island.
6 - 2017 - FH - #2 Warriors knock off #1 Shippensburg, defending national champion, 2-0, for their 5th win vs. a #1-ranked team since 2004 - including their 3rd vs. a #1-ranked Shippensburg squad. Ship would later end ESU's season, 2-1, in the national semifinals on its way to the DII championship.

7 - 1991 - FB - Johnny Lee Davis ties school record with 5 sacks in 34-17 win at Lenoir-Rhyne.

8 - 2004 - WVB - Jenn Mills and Nikki LeBlanc have 20 kills each in 3-2 win at Bridgeport.
8 - 2007 - FH - #8 Warriors win 2-0 vs. #2 Shippensburg.

9 - 1995 - FB - Damian Poalucci, record-setting quarterback and Harlon Hill finalist in 1996, throws for 429 yards and 4 TD in 1st career start in 49-19 win vs. American International.
9 - 2001 - WSOC - Justina Woolf scores all 3 goals in 3-2 win vs. LIU-Southampton.
9 - 2006 - FB - Denny Douds earns 200th career win with 45-14 victory vs. Lock Haven, as All-America wide reciever Evan Prall sets school records with 254 receiving yards (4 TD) and 385 all-purpose yards.
9 - 2012 - FH - Warriors win 7-6 (OT) at Stonehill, getting all 7 goals from 3-time 1st All-America Ally Roth (4), who was a freshman, and Jessica Lawville (3).

10 - 1994 - FB - Warriors win 31-14 at Lafayette in season opener led by quarterback James Franklin, entering his senior season. Franklin was named head coach at Penn State in January 2014.
10 - 1994 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 (2OT) at Mansfield for 100th career win for head coach Sandy Miller.
10 - 1995 - WSOC - Jenn Russo sets school record with 9 points on 3 goals and 3 assists in 7-1 win vs. Slippery Rock.
10 - 2005 - FB - Jimmy Terwilliger throws for 546 yards and school-record 9 TD - 3 each to Evan Prall, Tim Strenfel and Anthony Carfagno - in 66-49 win at C.W. Post. The 115 combined points tied a school record that was broken in a 5OT loss vs. Shippensburg (69-67) in 2015.
10 - 2014 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-0 at Edinboro, the first game of a school-record 20-game winning streak after a season-opening 1-0 loss vs. Kutztown.

11 - 1982 - MSOC - Warriors fall 2-1 at Temple in 1st career game for head coach Jerry Sheska, who set PSAC record with 424 wins, and won 15 PSAC championships and made 16 NCAA Tournament appearances from 1982-2010. Sheska also started the ESU women's soccer program, winning 39 games in 3 years including the first-ever PSAC title in 1994.

12 - 1970 - FB - Steve Mummaw sets school record with 38 completions in 27-16 loss at Lafayette, a school record until 2015 when Matt Soltes completed 40-of-70 passes in 5OT loss vs. Shippensburg in 2015.

13 - 1975 - FB - Warriors win 7-0 at Slippery Rock in season opener of perfect 10-0 campaign. The school-record win streak reached 19 games before tie vs. Shippensburg in 1976 State Game.
13 - 1990 - FH - Ann Marie Dellibovi scores 5 goals in 6-0 win vs. Wilkes.
13 - 2008 - FB - Denny Douds ties PSAC record with 212th career win in 49-28 victory at Clarion.
13 - 2013 - WSOC - #15 Warriors win 2-0 vs. #23 Gannon for 3rd straight shutout to open season.
13 - 2014 - WVB - Annabelle Charlton posts her 10th career double-double in 3-2 loss vs. Southern New Hampshire.

14 - 1968 - FB - Bill Dukett throws for then-school record 432 yards, and Ed Csencsits has 13 catches for 2016 yards, in 49-14 win vs. Edinboro.
14 - 1974 - FB - Warriors fall 47-20 vs. Slippery Rock in 1st career game for Denny Douds. They finished the season 5-5, then went 19-0-1 over the next 2 years. Douds set the PSAC career wins record in 2008.
14 - 1991 - FB - Warriors set a pair of school records in 43-41 win at Southern Connecticut, rallying from 18-point (28-10) deficit with 33 points in 4th quarter.
14 - 1996 - FB - Damian Poalucci sets then-school record 527 passing yards and 6 TD, including 4 to Brett Witmer, in 59-56 loss at New Haven. The 115 combined points were a school record, since tied in 2005 and surpassed in 2015.

15 - 1984 - FH - Warriors win 2-1 at Slippery Rock for 1st career win for head coach Sandy Miller, who hit the 400-win mark during the 2017 season.
15 - 2007 - FB - Warriors fall 38-23 vs. IUP in 1st night game at Eiler-Martin Stadium. Greg Knauss made a 53-yard field goal to set a school record.
15 - 2010 - FH - Jessica Frantz, who set ESU single-season record with 32 goals, scores 5 in 9-4 win vs. Mansfield.
15 - 2012 - WVB - Maddie Hutchison posts 50 digs in 3-2 win vs. Concord.

16 - 1989 - FB - Dennis Mailhot has 68-yard punt return TD, the 1st of 5 return TD during 1989 season in which he was Harlon Hill finalist, in 20-19 loss at Montclair.
16 - 2009 - FH - Warriors win 6-5 at Mansfield for 300th career win for head coach Sandy Miller.

17 - 1966 - FB - Warriors fall 10-0 at Wilkes in season opener and the 1st game as an assistant coach for Denny Douds, who was assistant coach for 8 seasons before being named head coach in 1974.
17 - 1994 - WSOC - Jenn Russo has the 1st of 3 hat tricks in an 11-day span in 7-0 win vs. Lock Haven.
17 - 2016 - FB - Robert Healy sets school record with 292 yards from scrimmage, including 30 carries for 256 rushing yards (3rd in school history) and 4 TD, in 34-31 win at Mercyhurst.
17 - 2016 - FH - #1 Warriors, the defending NCAA DII champion, win 1-0 (OT) at #2 Shippensburg on goal by All-America back Emily Howell.

18 - 1982 - MSOC - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Trenton State for 1st career win for head coach Jerry Sheska - the first of a PSAC-record 424 victories from 1982 through 2010.
18 - 1996 - FH - Warriors win 3-2 vs. defending NCAA DII champion Lock Haven.
18 - 1999 - FB - Stewart Ford runs for 4 TD in 38-34 win vs. Glenville State.

19 - 1959 - FB - Warriors win 22-0 at Kutztown in 1st game under head coach Jack Gregory, who led team to 49-11-2 record in 7 seasons from 1959 through 1965, including 1964 and 1965 championships in State Game.
19 - 2014 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 at #21 Gannon in 3rd game of 20-game winning streak.
19 - 2015 - FB - Warriors win 56-12 vs. Edinboro in 500th overall game at ESU for Denny Douds, combining his head coach and assistant coach experience.

20 - 1901 - BASE - Harry Joyce O'Neill, a pitcher/outfielder, makes MLB debut for St. Louis Cardinals. He was the first of three MLB players from ESU as of 2017.
20 - 2002 - MSOC - Warriors win 16-1 vs. Columbia Union, setting a school record for goals in a season in which they averaged 4.6 per game, delivering the 300th career victory for Jerry Sheska.
20 - 2008 - FB - Denny Douds sets PSAC record with 213th career win as Warriors knock off Shippensburg, 44-41 (OT).
20 - 2009 - FH - #6 Warriors win 3-2 vs. #10 IUP to start season 9-1.
20 - 2014 - FB - Matt Soltes throws for 502 yards and 6 TD, including 170 yards and 4 TD for Dusty Reed, in 47-34 win at Edinboro.

21 - 1996 - FB - Damian Poalucci throws for 472 yards and 7 TD - one of 3 games with 7 TD in 1996 - in 54-28 win vs. Southern Connecticut during his Harlon Hill finalist season.
21 - 1996 - WVB - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Quinnipiac, improving to 10-0 in an unbeaten start that would extend to 27-0, during a 32-2 season.
21 - 1997 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-2 (2OT) vs. #4 New Hampshire, the 3rd game of an 11-0-1 streak.
21 - 2002 - WVB - April Mellott has 31 kills, her first of 3 matches with 30+ kills in 2002, in 3-1 win vs. Wilmington.

22 - 1990 - FB - Johnny Lee Davis runs for 4 TD, and Dennis Mailhot has 71-yard punt return for his 6th career return TD, in 46-14 win vs. Cheyney.
22 - 2001 - WSOC - Justina Woolf scores all 3 goals in 3-2 win vs. Adelphi.
22 - 2012 - FB - Warriors win 59-27 vs. Cheyney in 400th career game as head coach for Denny Douds.
22 - 2017 - WSOC - Hannah Saggese has 5 assists to set PSAC record for most assists vs. DII opponent as Warriors win 9-0 at California (Pa.).

23 - 1989 - FB - Dennis Mailhot has 90-yard kick return TD and 62-yard punt return TD - 2 of his 5 return TD during Harlon Hill finalist season - in 50-7 win vs. Mansfield.
23 - 2001 - MSOC - Warriors win 4-0 vs. Concordia, their 23rd consecutive home win dating to November 8, 1998.
23 - 2006 - FB - Evan Prall has 14 catches for 186 yards in 41-34 win vs. California.

24 - 1988 - FB - Warriors set school record with 10 sacks in 14-0 win at Mansfield.
24 - 1994 - FB - James Franklin has 512 yards total offense, 362 passing and 150 rushing - an ESU record for rushing yards by a QB - in 44-17 win vs. Southern Connecticut.
24 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Clarion, tying school record with 5th straight shutout, and improving to 7-0 for 2nd-best start in progra history.

25 - 1964 - FB - Warriors win 13-0 at West Chester for 2nd win of 8-1 season, culminating with the first of 2 straight PSAC championships.
25 - 1996 - MSOC - Warriors win 5-0 vs. Le Moyne for 200th career win for Jerry Sheska, PSAC record holder with 424 career victories.
25 - 2004 - WVB - Jess Meany has 80 assists in 3-1 loss vs. Edinboro.

26 - 1926 - FB - Warriors win 15-3 vs. Trenton for 1st win in program history (after ESU became 4-year institution prior to 1926-27 academic year).
26 - 1962 - MSOC - Warriors win 12-3 vs. Shippensburg, their most vs. a PSAC school, to open 12-1 season that ended with NAIA championship.
26 - 2000 - WSOC - Justina Woolf scores all 3 goasl in 3-1 win at Philadelphia U.
26 - 2015 - FH - Warriors win 4-0 vs. #1 West Chester, their 1st win over a #1 team since 2010 and 1st vs. West Chester since 1960, during 2015 NCAA DII championship season.
26 - 2016 - WSOC - #4 Warriors fall 2-1 at #5 Adelphi in 1st match-up of top-10 and top-5 teams in school history. Adelphi's first goal ended ESU's school-record shutout streak at 543:34.

27 - 1975 - FB - Warriors win 24-20 vs. West Chester for 3rd win of 10-0 championship season. Freshman linebacker Jeff Johnson, ESU's all-time leading tackler and 1978 All-America, makes 22 tackles.
27 - 1980 - FB - Mike Lush has 3 of school-record 12 interceptions in 32-14 win vs. Central Connecticut.
27 - 2017 - MSOC - Warriors win 4-3 (2OT) at Shippensburg, rallying from 2 goals down with 20 minutes left to win on free kick by Jo Panuccio with 1:04 left, during first PSAC championship season since 2007. The win started a 9-1 stretch to finish the regular season, which the Warriors extended to 11-1-1 through the PSAC Tournament with their 20th title in program history.

28 - 1991 - FB - Warriors tie school record with 10 sacks in 28-0 win at Cheyney.
28 - 1994 - WSOC - Jenn Russo nets 3rd hat trick in 11 days in 5-2 win vs. Le Moyne.
28 - 2012 - MXC - Frank Fezza is runner-up in prestigious Paul Short Run "Brown" division at Lehigh on his way to ESU's first All-America season since 1986.

29 - 1990 - FB - Bret Comp throws 99-yard TD pass to Cheyney in 56-27 loss at Mansfield.
29 - 2001 - FH - Warriors win 4-2 vs. Mansfield for 200th career win for Sandy Miller.

30 - 1978 - FB - Warriors win 64-7 vs. Cortland - leading 64-0 at halftime and scoring 38 points in 1st quarter. The defense forced 10 turnovers with 7 interceptions and 3 fumbles.
30 - 2014 - WSOC - #16 Warriors win 2-1 (2OT) at #6 West Chester for the 7th victory in a 20-game winning streak.
30 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors set school record with 6th straight PSAC shutout in 2-0 win vs. California.
30 - 2017 - FH - ESU head coach Sandy Miller notches her 400th career win, becoming the 4th coach in PSAC and DII history to reach the mark, as #1 Warriors win 4-0 at IUP.
30 - 2017 - FB - Warriors have 2 return TD's, a 60-yard free kick return by Elijah Rehm and a 67-yard punt return by Marquis Fells, in 33-13 win at Cheyney.


OCTOBER

1 - 1965 - FB - Warriors win 13-6 vs. West Chester for the 3rd win of their unbeaten 10-0 season, earning their 2nd straight PSAC championship.
1 - 1994 - WSOC - Warriors win 4-3 vs. California to improve to 10-0 overall and 5-0 in PSAC. ESU opened 13-0 overall and won the 1st PSAC championship awarded in women's soccer.
1 - 2002 - WVB - April Mellott has 31 kills, the 2nd of 3 matches with 30+ kills in 2002, in 3-2 loss vs. West Chester.
1 - 2016 - FB - 3 players - QB's Bruce Campbell and Tim DiGiorgio and TB Robert Healy - throw TD passes in a game for the 2nd time in school history in a 54-12 win vs. Cheyney.

2 - 1976 - FB - Pete Radocha runs for 207 yards in 27-13 win vs. Kutztown.
2 - 2004 - FB - Matt Crispell has 3 of his 10 interceptions, earning All-America honors, in 30-24 win at Bloomsburg.
2 - 2010 - FH - #3 Warriors win 3-2 at #4 Bloomsburg, the defending NCAA DII champion.

3 - 1970 - FB - Glenn Gottshalk has 4 TD receptions in 49-43 loss vs. Kutztown. He also had 4 TD catches vs. Bloomsburg in the final game of the season.
3 - 1994 - WSOC - Terri Meierhofer, ESU's all-time leading scorer, registers the 1st of her 5 career hat tricks in 8-1 win vs. Montclair State.
3 - 2015 - FB - Warriors fall 69-67 (5OT) vs. Shippensburg, one OT short of the NCAA DII record. Matt Soltes threw for 594 yards and 9 TD, tying a PSAC record originally set by ESU's Jimmy Terwilliger in 2005 at C.W. Post. Jon Schnaars set PSAC records for receptions (20) and TD (7). The 136 combined points were 2nd-most in PSAC history.

4 - 1980 - FB - Jim Snyder runs for then-school record 222 yards in 16-7 win vs. Kutztown.
4 - 2003 - FB - Warriors fall 40-37 vs. Bloomsburg despite 501 yards total offense by freshman Jimmy Terwilliger, 376 passing and 125 rushing.
4 - 2014 - FB - Warriors win 37-33 at Shippensburg, led by Matt Soltes (527 total yards - 416 passing, 111 rushing) and Jon Schnaars (14 catches, 152 yards).

5 - 1974 - FB - Warriors win 6-0 vs. Kutztown for 1st win under head coach Denny Douds, who set PSAC record for career wins in 2008.
5 - 1991 - FB - Rick Sterner runs for 211 yards in 26-10 win vs. Mansfield.
5 - 2008 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) vs. #21 Slippery Rock in season which ended with 2nd NCAA DII Tournament in school history.
5 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 vs. #22 Kutztown, improving to 10-0 in PSAC action and continuing the best conference start in school history (previously 5-0). ESU also extended its school-record PSAC shutout streak to 8 (which would last exactly 780:00). Head coach Rob Berkowitz set the program record with his 113th career win.

6 - 1907 - BASE - Michael Joyce O'Neill, the Warriors' first major leaguer, plays in his final MLB game for the Cincinnati Reds. O'Neill played for the Cardinals from 1901-04, and the Reds in 1907.
6 - 1994 - WSOC - Warriors win 6-0 at Lycoming, opening 13-0 during their 18-2 PSAC championship season.
6 - 2012 - FB - Warriors win 35-28 vs. West Chester, scoring winning TD with 5 seconds left on 33-yard pass from Matt Soltes to Tim Wilson, both freshmen. Soltes was 30-for-37 for 366 yards and 3 TD.

7 - 1995 - FB - Tim Green sets school record with 27 tackles in 23-12 loss at Slippery Rock.

8 - 1969 - MSOC - Dov Solmianski ties school record with 5 goals in 8-2 win vs. New Paltz.
8 - 2016 - FH - #4 Warriors win 1-0 at #3 Millersville in match-up of last two NCAA DII champions - ESU in 2015, and Millersville in 2014.

9 - 1926 - FB - Warriors win 99-0 at Lock Haven in first season as varsity program (4-year school), still a PSAC record for points.
9 - 2004 - FB - Warriors win 38-24 vs. Clarion for 400th win in program history.
9 - 2010 - FH - #2 Warriors win 8-2 vs. Mercyhurst for 11th straight win to open season, helping ESU to 2nd striaght NCAA DII Tournament appearance.

10 - 1964 - FB - Warriors hold Cheyney to -5 total yards and -18 yards rushing in 60-0 win.
10 - 1964 - MSOC - Richard Flaherty sets school record with 5 goals in 7-4 win vs. Trenton.
10 - 2004 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. #3 Slippery Rock, the highest-ranked win in school history at the time.

11 - 2014 - WSOC - Shea Neal scores all 3 goals as #6 Warriors blank IUP for the 10th win in a 20-game winning streak, during their 20-1-1 season.

12 - 1991 - FB - Warriors tie 17-17 at Millersville as freshman QB James Franklin rallies ESU from 17-3 deficit, during team's first-ever NCAA DII Playoff season.
12 - 1996 - WVB - Warriors win 3-0 vs. RIT, the 20th win of their 27-0 start during a 32-2 season.
12 - 2005 - FH - #10 Warriors win 3-1 at #2 Bloomsburg, the defending NCAA DII champion.

13 - 1962 - FB - Warriors run for school-record 442 yards in 68-6 win vs. Cheyney.
13 - 1990 - FB - Bret Comp throws 3-yard TD to Ken Kopetchny as time expires, giving Warriors 23-21 win at Bloomsburg.
13 - 1993 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 at West Chester for school-record 5th straight shutout.
13 - 2007 - FB - Joe Partridge sets school record with 284 rushing yards and scores 4 TD in 42-6 win at Cheyney.
13 - 2007 - MSOC - #9 Warriors win 4-0 vs. Shippensburg for 12th straight win, one shy of school record of 13 set in 1964, 1994 and 1999.
13 - 2015 - FH - #3 Warriors win 1-0 vs. #1 Millersville, ending 9-game shutout streak for defending NCAA DII champions, during ESU's first-ever national championship season.

14 - 1961 - FB - Toby Barkman runs for then-school record 210 yards in 38-3 win vs. Mansfield.
14 - 1961 - MSOC - Warriors win 8-0 at Trenton for 5th straight shutout to open season, posting 21-0 goal margin, and finished season 10-3.
14 - 1995 - FH - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Mansfield for school-record 5th straight shutout.
14 - 1997 - WVB - Warriors win 3-1 vs. West Chester for 500th win in program history.
14 - 2014 - FH - Warriors win 6-1 at Mansfield for 500th win in program history.

15 - 1988 - FB - Eric Sampson sets school record with 5 sacks in 27-10 win vs. Kutztown.
15 - 1997 - WSOC - #23 Warriors win 2-1 at #12 Bloomsburg on their way to 2nd PSAC championship in 4 years.
15 - 2011 - FB - Ray Wagner throws for 503 yards, his 2nd straight game with 500+ yards, in 34-30 loss vs. C.W. Post.

16 - 1979 - MSOC - Chuck Diegel sets school record with 27 saves in 4-2 loss vs. Penn State.
16 - 1999 - FB - Warriors win 55-22 vs. Cheyney with the defense forcing 8 turnovers, including school record-tying 7 interceptions.
16 - 2008 - WSOC - Warriors knock off #23 Kutztown, 2-0, for key win in securing 1st NCAA DII Tournament since 1997.
16 - 2012 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 vs. #6 West Chester for first victory over top-10 team since 2004.

17 - 1998 - FB - Andre Myers runs for 211 yards in 36-26 win at Cheyney.
17 - 1999 - FH - Warriors win 8th straight, setting single-season record at the time, with 6-2 win vs. Slippery Rock.

18 - 1997 - FB - J.D. Stern makes game-winning 27-yard field goal with 56 seconds left in 33-31 win at IUP. Stern made 28 career field goals and also graduated with ESU's career hits record in baseball (204).
18 - 2014 - FB - Robert Healy runs for 117 yards, and has 115 yards receiving, in 35-13 win at Millersville. He shattered ESU's career yards from scrimmage record (5,908) and had 2 of the 3 100-yard rushing, 100-yard receiving games in school history through 2016.
18 - 2014 - WSOC - #6 Warriors win 1-0 (OT) vs. Shippensburg for their 12th victory in a 20-game winning streak.
18 - 2017 - WSOC - Warriors knock off #4 Kutztown, 1-0, to open a 6-0-2 stretch that ended in the Atlantic Region final and included ESU's record-setting 4th straight PSAC championship.

19 - 1996 - FB - Warriors upset #1 IUP, 23-12, at Eiler-Martin Stadium, registering 3 blocked punts, including 2 for TD's.

20 - 1956 - FB - Dick Merring has school-record 98-yard kick return in 42-13 win vs. Mansfield.
20 - 1973 - FB - Bill Navarre (34 yards) and Ron Reidinger (26 yards) both have interception return TD's in 25-0 win vs. Mansfield.
20 - 1979 - WTEN - Warriors win only PSAC team championship, led by Gail Lenzi's individual title at #2 singles.
20 - 2007 - FB - Greg Knauss sets school record with 5 field goals in 30-15 loss at West Chester.
20 - 2012 - MXC - Frank Fezza is PSAC runner-up, and Warriors at PSAC team runner-up, held at Slippery Rock. Fezza's finish was ESU's best since 1985, and the team finish was their best since 1994.

21 - 1978 - FB - Warriors hold Mansfield to -39 yards, including -51 rushing yards, and 0 first downs in 27-0 road win. Defense led DII in total defense (153.8 ypg) and rushing defense (52.2 ypg), and were 2nd in scoring defense (7.2 ppg), in 10-1 season.

22 - 2006 - MSOC - Kevin Holmes scores 4 goals in 5-0 win vs. Kutztown.
22 - 2011 - FB - Denny Douds sets DII record with 394th game as head coach, but Warriors fall 31-27 vs. Millersville.
22 - 2016 - FH - #2 Warriors edge #1 Shippensburg, 2-1 (2OT), as Ashley Chioda scores 1st career goal with 4:28 left in 2OT.

23 - 1976 - FB - Harold Strunk rushes for then-school record 213 yards in 20-13 win at Millersville, Warriors' 6th straight win to open season and 16th straight dating to 1975 10-0 season.
23 - 1982 - WXC - Laura Mason is PSAC runner-up, held at Edinboro, a finish that has been surpassed just once and equaled 4 times in program history.
23 - 1982 - FB - Andy Baranek throws for then-school record 452 yards in 41-9 win at Millersville.
23 - 1999 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-2 vs. #9 Dowling, their 10th victory in a 13-game winning streak, in a season that 18-3 with their 3rd of 7 straight NCAA DII Tournament appearances.
23 - 2001 - FH - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) at Shippensburg in PSAC semifinal to reach their 1st championship game in program history.
23 - 2010 - FB - Kendrick Williams runs for 4 TD to tie school record in 65-14 win at Millersville.

24 - 2015 - WXC - Warriors place 2nd at PSAC Championships, their best-ever finish, with all 5 scorers placing in the top 32 in the conference.

25 - 1975 - FB - Warriors overcome 17-point deficit to win 28-24 vs. Millersville, their 7th victory of a 10-0 PSAC championship season. They rallied from a 24-7 margin by scoring the final 3 touchdowns, getting the game-winner midway through the 4th quarter.
25 - 1996 - WVB - Warriors improve to 27-0 with 3-2 win vs. Clarion, part of a 32-2 campaign.
25 - 1997 - FB - Stewart Ford runs for ESU freshman record 222 yards in 39-16 win at Cheyney.
25 - 2003 - FB - Warriors win 28-27 vs. West Chester during PSAC East championship season, getting 17-yard TD pass from Jimmy Terwilliger to John Jeffries with 47 seconds left, followed by a Terwilliger 2-point pass to Evan Prall. Both ESU record-setters were redshirt freshmen.
25 - 2006 - MSOC - #11 Warriors win 2-0 vs. Slippery Rock in PSAC semifinal, tying a school record with their 5th straight shutout. They would win both the 2006 and 2007 PSAC titles, the 18th and 19th in school history.
25 - 2006 - WVB - Dawn Peipher has 59 digs in 3-1 loss at Kutztown.
25 - 2008 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-1 at West Chester for 400th win for head coach Jerry Sheska, who finished with PSAC record 424 wins (plus 15 PSAC championships and 16 NCAA DII Tournaments) from 1982 through 2010.
25 - 2008 - WSOC - #25 Warriors battle for 1-1 (2OT) tie at #9 West Chester during 2nd NCAA DII Tournament season in program history.
25 - 2014 - WSOC - #5 Warriors win 5-0 at UPJ, earning their 14th of 20 straight wins. Freshman back Amanda Vojta had 3 of her 16 assists.
25 - 2017 - FH - #2 Warriors outlast #8 Kutztown, 2-1 (2OT), on game-winning goal by Sydney McCarthy, 1st team All-America and PSAC Defensive Athlete of the Year at center back, to improve to 14-3 (7-2 PSAC) during NCAA Final 4 season.

26 - 1929 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 at Bucknell for their 1st win in program history after 0-12-6 start. ESU compiled .635 winning percentage (757-412-108) with PSAC record-tying 20 championships and 24 NCAA Tournament appearances through the 2017 season.
26 - 1956 - FB - Dick Merring has 98-yard punt retrun TD - one week after a 98-yard kick return TD vs. Mansfield - but Warriors fall 15-7 at West Chester.
26 - 1996 - FB - Damian Poalucci throws for 494 yards and 7 TD, one of 3 7-TD games in 1996 Harlon Hill finalist season, in 78-32 win vs. Cheyney.

27 - 1956 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Drexel in All-College Tournament at Swarthmore, finishing a 5-0-4 season.
27 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 at North Carolina, which was followed by 2-1 win at Duke the following day, during 14-3-2 season.
27 - 2001 - FH - Warriors fall 4-0 at Lock Haven in 1st PSAC championship game in school history.
27 - 2001 - WSOC - Justina Woolf scores 4 goals to set school record in high-scoring 7-5 win at California.
27 - 2012 - FB - Matt Soltes sets NCAA freshman record with 666 yards total offense - 535 passing and 131 rushing - and Warriors set PSAC record with 818 yards total offense in 45-37 win at LIU Post.

28 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-1 at Duke, following 2-0 win at North Carolina the previous day, during 14-3-2 season that included first of 2 straight NCAA DII quarterfinal appearances.
28 - 2017 - WVB - Warriors win 3-1 at Gannon, defending PSAC champion and eventual Atlantic Regional champion and DII national semifinalist.

29 - 1977 - FB - Warriors win 69-14 at Cortland and roll up 395 rushing yards, 2nd-most in school history. Harold Strunk accounts for 250 yards from scrimmage, 193 rushing and 57 receiving.
29 - 1982 - FB - Warriors win 17-9 at West Chester for key victory during PSAC championship season.
29 - 1994 - MXC - Warriors are PSAC runner-up for 3rd time in shcool history.
29 - 1994 - FH - Warriors win 3-2 (2OT) at Millersville for ECAC championship.
29 - 1995 - MSOC - Warriors outlast Lock Haven 1-0 (4OT) to claim 4th straight PSAC championship and 10th in school history. After missing PSAC Tournament in 1996, ESU won 7 straight from 1997-2003 for 11 trophies in 12 years.
29 - 2002 - WVB - April Mellott has 30 kills, her 3rd match with 30+ kills during her senior season, in 3-2 win at Shippensburg.
29 - 2006 - MSOC - #11 Warriors win 1-0 (2OT) vs. Lock Haven, held at Bloomsburg, for 18th PSAC championship in school history. ESU would repeat as PSAC champs the following year, and set a school record with its 6th straight shutout.

30 - 1982 - WXC - Laura Mason wins NCAA Regional championship, the only regional title in program history, at meet hosted by ESU.
30 - 1994 - MSOC / WSOC - Head coach Jerry Sheska leads both Warriors teams to PSAC championships on the same day in Altoona. The men won 3-1 vs. Lock Haven for their 3rd of 4 straight PSAC championships and the 9th in program history. The women won 2-1 vs. Bloomsburg, winning the 1st PSAC title in the sport.
30 - 2004 - WXC - Vanessa Andes is PSAC runner-up for 2nd straight year at meet hosted by Kutztown.
30 - 2007 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Bloomsburg in PSAC quarterfinal to reach semifinals in 1st season under head coach Rob Berkowitz.
30 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors rally for 4-2 win vs. #1 Gannon, their 1st game and win vs. a #1 team in school history, to clinch PSAC Tournament berth. The PSAC's No. 7 seed, ESU won its 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships and 3 weeks later, won the 1st NCAA regional program in program history.

31 - 1953 - FB - Warriors win 20-0 vs. Ithaca for the 100th win in program history.
31 - 1992 - FB - Ed Detwiler makes 32-yard field goal with 28 seconds left, giving Warriors 28-27 win at American International.
31 - 1998 - FB - Jason Klush has 4 TD catches, but Warriors fall 50-39 at Bloomsburg.
31 - 2000 - WVB - Warriors win PSAC East regular season title with 9-1 record with 3-0 win vs. Cheyney.
31 - 2014 - WSOC - #3 Warriors win 1-0 (2OT) vs. Slippery Rock, closing in on 1st PSAC regular season title in school history and winning 16th of 20 consecutive victories.
31 - 2015 - FB - Warriors rally past Bloomsburg, 35-34, on 2-point conversion pass from Matt Soltes to Jon Schnaars with 1:10 left. ESU tied school records for largest overall comeback (18 points) and largest halftime comeback (14 points), scoring final 15 points for their 1st win vs. Bloomsburg since the 2nd round of the NCAA Playoffs in 2005.
31 - 2017 - MSOC, WSOC, FH - Warriors host and win 3 PSAC Tournament games on the same day, advancing to the semifinals in all 3 sports.
31 - 2017 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Mercyhurst in PSAC Tournament 1st round on the way to their first PSAC title since 2007, and 20th overall.
31 - 2017 - WSOC - Warriors, 3-time defending PSAC champions, rally past Slippery Rock 2-1 in PSAC quarterfinals on the way to their record-setting 4th straight title.


NOVEMBER
 
1 - 1958 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 vs. West Chester at Intercollegiate Tournament, where they posted 3-0 record and finished season with 5-0-3 mark.
1 - 2003 - FB - Jimmy Terwilliger throws 12-yard TD pass to Anthony Carfagno with 2 seconds left, giving Warriors 28-24 win at Millersville during PSAC East division championship season.
1 - 2003 - WXC - Vanessa Andes is PSAC runner-up at Bloomsburg, the 1st of 2 straight runner-up finishes.
1 - 2007 - MSOC - #13 Warriors edge Lock Haven, 1-0 (2OT), for 2nd straight PSAC championship and 19th in program history. It was the last of their 15 titles under head coach Jerry Sheska.
1 - 2012 - WSOC - Warriors advance 5-4 on penalty kicks after 0-0 (2OT) tie at #8 Gannon in PSAC quarterfinal.
1 - 2014 - WSOC - #3 Warriors win 1-0 vs. California to secure 1st PSAC regular season title in program history, and earning their 17th straight win in a streak that would reach 20 during the PSAC championship game.
1 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors win 5-0 vs. Slippery Rock in PSAC quarterfinal on their way to their 3rd of 4 straight PSAC championships.

2 - 1946 - FB - Danny Roskos sets school record with 4 rushing TD in 53-0 win vs. Montclair.
2 - 1949 - FH - Jane Moffet, who later competed in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, scores all 6 goals in a 6-0 win vs. Moravian.
2 - 1985 - FB - Joe Rovnan has 4 TD catches, and Warriors score 2 TD on interception returns by Bill Scott (31 yards) and Joe McLaughlin (74 yards) in 63-20 win vs. Mansfield.
2 - 1985 - MXC - Jack Cuvo is PSAC runner-up as a freshman, and ESU is PSAC runner-up in the team standings, held at Millersville.
2 - 1991 - WXC - Jenn Moyer is PSAC runner-up, matching best performance in school history to date, held at Bloomsburg.
2 - 1996 - FB - Damian Poalucci throws for school-record 616 yards and 7 TD in 51-12 win at Mansfield during Harlon Hill finalist season.
2 - 1996 - WXC - Jan Blake wins ESU's 1st and only PSAC championship, held at IUP.
2 - 1997 - WSOC - #20 Warriors win 2-0 at IUP for their 9th win in 10 games to finish regular season, on the way to their 2nd PSAC championship in 4 years.
2 - 2001 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Lock Haven in NCAA DII semifinal to advance to 1st championship game in program history, held at Bentley.
2 - 2013 - FB - Robert Bleiler hauls in 99-yard TD pass from Matt Soltes in 52-28 win vs. Lock Haven.
2 - 2017 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 vs. #4 Kutztown in PSAC semifinals, hosted by West Chester, on the way to their record-setting 4th straight PSAC trophy.

3 - 1979 - MXC - Warriors are PSAC runner-up for their top finish to that point, held at Millersville.
3 - 1990 - FB - Denny Douds earns 100th career win with 26-14 victory vs. Shippensburg.
3 - 2001 - MSOC - #14 Warriors win 2-1 at California for their 5th of 7 straight PSAC championships from 1997-2003, and the 15th in school history.
3 - 2007 - FB - Greg Knauss makes 40-yard field goal with 18 seconds left for 24-23 win at Kutztown in season finale.
3 - 2012 - MXC - Frank Fezza is Atlantic Region runner-up for ESU's best-ever regional finish, and Warriors are regional runner-up to quality for 4th NCAA team trip in school history, held at Lock Haven.
3 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors, PSAC No. 7 seed, advance 4-3 on penalty kicks after 0-0 (2OT) tie at #22 West Chester in PSAC quarterfinal, on their way to the 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships in a season that culminated in the 1st regional title in program history.
3 - 2017 - FH - #2 Warriors win 3-1 vs. #3 Millersville in PSAC semifinals, hosted by Shippensburg, to advance to their 2nd PSAC championship game in 3 years.
3 - 2017 - MSOC - Warriors edge #16 West Chester on penalty kicks, 5-4, after 0-0 (2OT) tie in PSAC semifinal. They won their first PSAC title since 2007 and 20th in school history two days later vs. Gannon.

4 - 1978 - FB - Warriors win 19-10 at West Chester during 10-1 PSAC championship season, getting interception return TD from Tony Casucci (63 yads) and Fred Balina (46 yards).
4 - 1989 - MXC - Warriors, coming off 3rd-place regional finish, win ECAC championship.
4 - 1989 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Lock Haven for 6th PSAC championship in school history, and 2nd of 15 under Jerry Sheska.
4 - 1995 - FH - Warriors win 2-0 vs. St. Michael's in ECAC championship game.
4 - 1997 - WSOC - #20 Warriors win 3-1 at West Chester in PSAC semifinal, prior to winning 2nd PSAC title in 4 years.
4 - 1998 - WSOC - #23 Warriors, defending PSAC champions, win 3-2 (2OT) vs. Lock Haven in PSAC semifinal.
4 - 2001 - FH - Warriors fall 4-2 at Bentley in NCAA DIi championship game for 1st national runner-up finish. ESU would win its 1st DII title in 2015.
4 - 2008 - WSOC - #24 Warriors win 2-1 at #16 Bloomsburg to return to 2nd straight PSAC semifinal. Lynda Hicks scored both goals, part of a run of scoring in 10 of 11 games.
4 - 2014 - WSOC - #3 Warriors win 5-0 vs. IUP in PSAC quarterfinal, their 18th of 20 consecutive victories, on their way to the 1st of 4 straight PSAC championships.
4 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors advance 3-2 on penalty kicks after 1-1 (2OT) tie at #3 West Chester in PSAC semifinal on their way to the 3rd of 4 straight PSAC titles. Jules Harris made 3 saves in the shootout.
4 - 2016 - WVB - Desiree Claxton has 24 kills, the most for ESU in a 3-set match since single-match stats are available, in 3-0 loss at Edinboro.
4 - 2017 - FB - Jaymar Anderson rushes for 200 yards and 3 TD in 37-27 win at Lock Haven.
4 - 2017 - WSOC - Warriors win 1-0 at #16 West Chester for their PSAC record-setting 4th straight conference title. Freshman Haley Skove scored the game's only goal in the 77th minute and senior goalkeeper Jules Harris made 7 saves to earn MVP honors. She started in goal in each of the last 3 PSAC championship games.

5 - 1977 - FB - Harold Strunk scores on 2-yard TD run with 7 seconds left, giving Warriors 24-20 win at Bloomsburg.
5 - 1988 - FB - Warriors allow 12 yards, 2 first downs in grinding out 3-0 win vs. Cheyney.
5 - 1989 - FH - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) vs. Lebanon Valley for ECAC championship.
5 - 1994 - MSOC - Warriors match school record of 13 straight wins set in 1964 with 6-0 victory vs. LIU-Southampton.
5 - 2000 - MSOC - #25 Warriors win 2-0 vs. California for 4th of 7 straight PSAC championships, and the 14th in program history, during their NCAA DII Final 4 season. The victory was also ESU's 22nd consecutive vs. a PSAC opponent.
5 - 2016 - FB - Robert Healy, who suffered season-ending injury the previous week, takes field for 1 snap to set ESU single-season rushing record (1,163 yards) in 66-41 loss at Lock Haven. Healy's ESU records include career rushing yards (3,993) and yards from scrimmage (5,908).
5 - 2017 - FH - #2 Warriors fall to #7 West Chester, 3-0, in PSAC championship game hosted by Shippensburg. ESU finished as PSAC runner-up for the 3rd time (2001, 2010, 2017) and won the 2015 conference title.
5 - 2017 - MSOC - Warriors win first PSAC title since 2007 and 20th in school history with 1-0 victory vs. Gannon, hosted by West Chester. Jo Panuccio scored on a free kick in the 5th minute and Will Boerema had 5 saves for his 3rd straight shutout to earn MVP honors.

6 - 1973 - MSOC - Warriors fall 1-0 vs. Penn State, just their 3rd loss of a 14-4 season that finished with their 2nd straight NCAA DII quarterfinal appearance. 
6 - 1976 - MXC - Pete Heesen wins ESU's 1st and only PSAC championship, held at IUP, after placing 3rd the previous year. Heesen was NCAA DII champion in 3000m steeplechase in outdoor track in 1976 and 1977. 
6 - 1987 - FH - Warriors fall 3-1 (3OT) at William Smith in NCAA DIII Tournament. 
6 - 1993 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 (2OT) vs. St. Michael's to win ECAC championship. 
6 - 1999 - MSOC - #15 Warriors win 3-0 vs. Lock Haven for 3rd of 7 straight PSAC championships, and the 13th in program history. They also matched a school record with their 13th straight win. 
6 - 2010 - MSOC - Warriors fall 3-2 on penalty kicks after 1-1 (2OT) tie at Shippensburg in PSAC championship game, their 20th and final championship game appearance in 29 seasons under Jerry Sheska, who retired the following May. ESU was 15-4-1 in PSAC title games under Sheska. 
6 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Slippery Rock in PSAC semifinals, held at Gannon, on the way to the 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships. 
6 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 vs. #13 Kutztown in PSAC championship game, held at West Chester, for 3rd of 4 straight PSAC titles and 5th in school history. Shea Neal, who scored game-winning goal in 64th minute, named PSAC Tournament MVP for 3rd straight year. 
6 - 2017 - MSOC, WSOC and FH - All 3 Warriors teams are selected for NCAA Tournaments - men's and women's soccer earned automatic bids, and field hockey was an at-large selection. It marked the 2nd time in school history that 3 ESU teams made NCAA appearances in the same season. ESU had 5 NCAA qualifiers overall - adding men's basketball in winter and women's lacrosse in spring - to set a school record in 2017-18.

7 - 1964 - FB - Warriors win 69-0 vs. Bloomsburg to claim PSAC East regular season title, and would win 1st of 2 straight PSAC championships the following week. 
7 - 1970 - FB - Glenn Gottshalk has 4 TD catches as Warriors win 47-22 vs. Bloomsburg, the 200th win in program history. 
7 - 1987 - FB - Warriors win 31-21 vs. Mansfield for the 300th win in program history. 
7 - 1992 - FB - Roger Straub has 3 interceptions as Warriors win 27-21 vs. Kutztown. 
7 - 1993 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-2 vs. Lock Haven in Altoona for 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships, and the 8th in school history.
7 - 1998 - WSOC - #23 Warriors fall 1-0 at #4 Bloomsburg in PSAC championship game. ESU had won 2 of the first 4 PSAC titles in 1994 and 1997, and would earn its next title in 2014. 
7 - 1999 - WXC - Warriors place 3rd in NCAA Regional held in Boston, tied for their best-ever finish, and advance to NCAA DII Championships for the only time in program history.
7 - 2008 - WSOC - #24 Warriors fall 9-8 on penalty kicks after 1-1 (2OT) tie vs. IUP in PSAC semifinal held at Gannon.
7 - 2009 - FH - #3 Warriors fall 3-0 at #2 Shippensburg in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round in their first NCAA appearance since the 2001 national runner-up season.
7 - 2009 - FB - Shawnte Carroll has 4 interceptions, including 2 of ESU's 3 interception returns for TD's, in 54-28 win vs. Slippery Rock. Warriors were selected for 4th NCAA DII Playoff appearance in school history the following day.
7 - 2014 - WSOC - #3 Warriors win 3-2 vs. California in PSAC semifinal, scoring twice in final 10 minutes, for their 19th straight in a streak that would reach 20 games to close in on the 1st of 4 straight PSAC titles.
7 - 2015 - WXC - Allison Decker places 6th at NCAA Regional held at Lock Haven to qualify for NCAA DII Championships. Her 6K tie of 20:53.20 was a program record.

8 - 1986 - FB - Bill Scott has 3 interceptions, but Warriors fall 28-12 at Mansfield.
8 - 1992 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Lock Haven in Altoona for 1st of 4 straight PSAC championships and 11 in a 12-year span (1992-95, 1997-2003). They claimed their 7th PSAC title in program history.
8 - 1996 - WVB - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Kutztown to claim PSAC East regular season title at 10-0, and improve to 32-1 on the season.
8 - 1997 - WSOC - #20 Warriors win 2-1 at #10 Lock Haven for their 2nd PSAC championship in 4 seasons.
8 - 1997 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-1 at #10 Lock Haven for the 1st of 7 straight PSAC championships from 1997-2003, and the 11th in program history.
8 - 1998 - MSOC - #20 Warriors win 1-0 vs. Millersville for 2nd of 7 straight PSAC titles, and the 12th in program history.
8 - 2003 - WXC - Warriors match best-ever NCAA Regional finish, placing 3rd led by 3rd-place finisher Vanessa Andes, held at Lock Haven.
8 - 2014 - WXC - Allison Decker is PSAC runner-up at Mansfield, ESU's best finish since Vanessa Andes was runner-up in 2003 and 2004.
8 - 2014 - WSOC - #3 Warriors win 1-0 vs. #19 Kutztown in PSAC championship game, their 1st of 4 straight from 2014 through 2017, and the final victory of a record-setting 20-game winning streak.
8 - 2015 - FH - Warriors win 1-0 vs. Millersville for 1st PSAC championship in program history, and would claim the 1st NCAA DII title in program history two weeks later.
8 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) vs. Edinboro, held at Gannon, for 2nd of 4 straight PSAC championships. They won the PSAC title as the #7 seed as Shea Neal scored the game-winner 7:59 into OT for the 2nd of her 3 straight Tournament MVP honors. ESU won multiple PSAC championships on the same day (FH, WSOC) for the 4th time in school history.

9 - 1968 - FB - Warriors roll up then-school record 705 yards total offense in 70-14 win vs. Bloomsburg.
9 - 1982 - MSOC - Warriors fall 1-0 at Lock Haven in the first of 20 PSAC title game appearances under Jerry Sheska, who was 15-4-1 in PSAC championship game appearances in 29 seasons from 1982-2010.
9 - 1985 - MSOC - Warriors win 6-0 at Slippery Rock for their 1st of 15 PSAC championships under Jerry Sheska, and the 5th at the time in school history.
9 - 1996 - WXC - Jan Blake is NCAA Regional runner-up at Slippery Rock for the 2nd-best finish in school history, following Laura Mason's regional title in 1982.
9 - 2002 - FB - Jeremy Palm throws 30-yard TD to Tim Strenfel as time expires, giving Warriors 23-21 win at Shippensburg to put them in position to win PSAC East title the following week.
9 - 2003 - MSOC - #11 Warriors win 5-0 vs. California behind 4 goals from Jorge Chapoy, claiming their 7th straight PSAC championship and 11th in 12 seasons (1992-95, 1997-2013) and the program's 17th overall.
9 - 2013 - FB - Matt Soltes throws 6 TD passes in 66-7 win vs. Millersville.
9 - 2013 - MBB - Warriors win 90-65 at St. Thomas Aquinas to open record-setting 30-2 season. They won the first 20 games of the year, going 25-1 in the regular season, and won the PSAC championship and finished as regional runner-up after hosting the NCAA DII Atlantic Regional at Koehler Fieldhouse.

10 - 1956 - FB - Jim Oplinger has 100-yard interception return for TD in 46-0 win vs. Cheyney.
10 - 1962 - FB - Warriors win PSAC East regular season title with 19-12 victory vs. Bloomsburg.
10 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors win 4-0 vs. Lock Haven for their 2nd of 20 (through 2017) PSAC championships in program history.
10 - 1973 - MSOC - Warriors win 3-2 at Slippery Rock, repeating as PSAC champions and earning the 3rd title in program history.
10 - 2002 - FH - Warriors win 3-2 (OT) at Stonehill to win ECAC championship.

11 - 1989 - FB - Tom Taylor throws 4-yard TD pass to Frank Magalon as time expires for 22-19 win vs. Central Connecticut.
11 - 2002 - MSOC - #8 Warriors win 4-0 vs. Millersville for 6th of 7 straight PSAC championships, and program's 16th overall.
11 - 2006 - FB - Jimmy Terwilliger throws for 8 TD in 56-16 win vs. Kutztown, tying NCAA all-division record with 148 career TD passes. Terwilliger graduated with 18 NCAA DII record and 2 all-division records, for career TD passes and career pass efficiency (170.7). Evan Prall caught 5 of Terwilliger's 8 TD to set PSAC records for career receiving yards (4,093) and receiving TD (50).
11 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors, defending NCAA DII Atlantic Region champions, win 2-0 vs. Notre Dame (Ohio) in 1st round to reach the 2nd round for the 3rd straight year.
11 - 2017 - MSOC - Warriors fall at #16 West Chester, 2-1 (2OT), in their first NCAA Tournament since 2008 on the same field where they won their 20th PSAC title the previous week. ESU played in the NCAA men's soccer tournament for the 24th time in program history.

12 - 1949 - FH - Warriors tie 1-1 vs. Temple at Intercollegiate Tournament to complete 7-0-1 season.
12 - 1965 - FB - Warriors win 34-0 at Bloomsburg to claim PSAC East regular season title, and won 2nd straight State Game the following week.
12 - 1969 - MSOC - Warriors win 1-0 at Lock Haven for the first of their 20 PSAC championships (through 2017 season).
12 - 1977 - FH - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Maryland, part of a 4-1 record at the EAIAW Middle Atlantic Regional Tournament.
12 - 2000 - MSOC - #12 Warriors advance 3-2 on penalty kicks after 1-1 (2OT) tie at #5 Dowling in NCAA DII Tournament opener, en route to their national semifinal appearance.
12 - 2004 - WVB - Warriors win 3-0 vs. Clarion in PSAC Tournament 1st round, their first PSAC postseason victory since 1991.
12 - 2005 - FB - Warriors win 55-33 vs. Southern Connecticut in NCAA DII Playoffs opener, the first of 3 wins (all scoring 50+ points) to claim Northeast Region championship. Jimmy Terwilliger had 459 yards total offense, 344 passing and 115 rushing, and Derek Lucas ran for 218 yards.
12 - 2011 - FB - Ray Wagner throws 21-yard TD to Dusty Reed as time expires as Warriors win 27-26 vs. Edinboro, overcoming 13-point 4th-quarter deficit, in season finale.
12 - 2011 - MBB - Warriors fall 96-92 vs. #6 West Liberty, at Shippensburg, in season opener despite 30 points in 1st career game from freshman Whis Grant, ESU's 2nd all-time leading scorer (1,860 points). ESU would win its 2nd PSAC championship in school history in March, with Grant as the team's top scorer.
12 - 2011 - WR - Ed Ebewo wins ESU Open championship at 197 pounds, the Warriors' first in 10 years.
12 - 2016 - FH - #3 Warriors, defending NCAA DII champions, fall 2-1 vs. #1 Shippensburg in 1st round of NCAA Tournament.
12 - 2017 - WSOC - #11 Warriors advance past #14 WV Wesleyan on penalty kicks, 5-4, after 0-0 (2OT) tie to reach Atlantic Region final for the 2nd time in 3 years. Jules Harris had her 41st career shutout and 35th career solo shutout, tying a PSAC record, and had a must-save on WVW's 5th penalty kick. Two Warriors also had must-makes as ESU advanced.

13 - 1976 - FB - Warriors win 23-0 vs. Morgan State, closing a school-record 19-game winning streak, followed by a 14-14 tie vs. Shippensburg in the State Game the following week.
13 - 1976 - MXC - Pete Heesen places 5th in NCAA DII Championships, the top finish in school history, for his 2nd straight All-America honor, held in Springfield, Missouri. Heesen was 10th the previous season and was NCAA DII champion in the steeplechase in outdoor track in 1976 and 1977.
13 - 1976 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-1 vs. Slippery Rock for the 4th PSAC championship in school history.
13 - 1982 - WXC - Laura Mason places 18th and is the 1st All-America in program history at NCAA DII Championships, hosted in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
13 - 1986 - MXC - Jack Cuvo places 15th for his 2nd career All-America honor at NCAA DII Championships, held in Riverside, Calif.
13 - 1999 - FB - John Kotarsky has 14 catches for 230 yards in 41-20 win at Mansfield.
13 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) vs. #19 West Chester in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, hosted by WV Wesleyan. Freshman Alex Pickett scored the game-winner and ESU was on its way towards the 1st Atlantic Region title in program history.
13 - 2016 - WSOC - Warriors fall 2-1 at #4 West Chester in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round, after knocking out WCU on their way to the region title the previous season.
13 - 2017 - WR - Mike Raccioppi wins ESU Open title at 165 pounds.

14 - 1942 - FB - Warriors win 26-0 vs. West Chester, their 6th victory of a 7-0 season in which they won their 1st PSAC championship.
14 - 1964 - FB - Warriors win 27-14 at Indiana to claim first of 2 straight PSAC championships, both over the Indians.
14 - 1973 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Lock Haven in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round on the road to their 2nd straight DII quarterfinal appearance.
14 - 1998 - FB - Andre Myers rushes for then-school record 267 yards in 51-24 win vs. Mansfield.
14 - 2003 - MSOC - #11 Warriors win 2-1 vs. #17 NYIT, at Dowling, in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round
14 - 2008 - WSOC - #23 Warriors win 4-0 vs. WV Wesleyan in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, hosted by West Chester, for the 1st NCAA postseason win in program history in their 2nd appearance (first since 1997).
14 - 2009 - FB - Warriors fall 31-16 vs. Edinboro in NCAA DII Playoffs, their 4th NCAA appearance in school history.
14 - 2014 - WSOC - #2 Warriors fall 4-2 on penalty kicks after scoreless tie vs. WV Wesleyan, ending record-setting in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round. ESU, the region's top seed, finished 20-1-1 after a season-opening 1-0 loss vs. Kutztown - winning 20 straight games, including the 1st PSAC regular season title in program history and 1st PSAC Tournament title since 1997. ESU won 4 straight PSAC titles from 2014-17 and claimed its 1st Atlantic Region title the following year.
14 - 2015 - FB - Warriors win 49-37 vs. Gannon to finish explosive offensive season. Matt Soltes, t-4th in the Harlon Hill voting and the Super Region 1 Offensive Player of the Year, set NCAA DII career records for TD passes per game (3.15) and games with 5+ TD passes (13). Jon Schnaars (16 rec, 222 yds, 4 TD), consensus 1st team All-America, set ESU records for career (239) and single-season (114) receptions, earning DII statistical champion honors for receptions per game (10.4) and receiving yards per game (146.4). 

15 - 1952 - MSOC - Warriors win 6-0 at Panzer to complete 6-0-1 season.
15 - 1967 - MSOC - West Chester advances past Warriors on "most corner kicks" after 0-0 (7OT) tie in NCAA DI Tournament, held at Swarthmore.
15 - 1975 - FB - Warriors win 24-20 vs. Edinboro to earn PSAC championship and complete 10-0 season.
15 - 1975 - MXC - Pete Heesen places 10th at NCAA DII Championships, held at Newport Beach, Calif., for the 1st of his 2 All-America honors. He was 5th, best in school history, the following year.
15 - 1997 - FB - Brett Witmer has 14 catches for 202 yards, but Warriors fall 42-17 at Bloomsburg.
15 - 1997 - MSOC - Warriors win 6-5 (2OT) at #7 WV Wesleyan in 1st round of NCAA DII Tournament.
15 - 1997 - WSOC - #20 Warriors fall 3-1 at #3 Adelphi in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, the program's first-ever NCAA appearance.
15 - 2003 - FB - Warriors win 34-33 at Kutztown for 2nd straight PSAC East title.
15 - 2006 - WBB - Warriors win 55-49 at Dowling, the first game of a record-setting 25-4 season.
15 - 2009 - MBB - Warriors win 97-48 vs. PSU-Schuylkill, the first game of a record-setting 24-6 season. They won their first 13 games to open the campaign.
15 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 3-0 at #11 WV Wesleyan to reach Atlantic Region final, and would win first-ever regional trophy the following weekend after entering PSAC Tournament as the No. 7 seed.

16 - 1968 - FB - Warriors tie 28-28 at California to share PSAC championship, completing 8-0-1 season.
16 - 1991 - FB - Warriors win 45-25 vs. Division I Buffalo as part of 8-3-1 season and first NCAA DII Playoff appearance in school history.
16 - 1996 - FB - Joe Pawloski has 117 yards rushing and 119 yards receiving, but Warriors fall 58-42 at Bloomsburg.
16 - 2002 - FB - Warriors win 34-27 vs. Kutztown for first of 2 straight PSAC East titles.
16 - 2008 - WSOC - #23 Warriors fall 3-2 at #24 West Chester in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round, their 2nd NCAA appearance in  school history.

17 - 1962 - FB - Warriors fall 13-6 at Slippery Rock in State Game vs. Rock team captained by future Warriors head coach Denny Douds.
17 - 2000 - WVB - Warriors fall 3-1 vs. California in only NCAA DII Tournament appearance in program history.
17 - 2001 - WR - Dan Roy wins ESU Open championship at 174 pounds.
17 - 2012 - MXC - Frank Fezza places 21st at NCAA DII Championships at Missouri Southern, becoming the 3rd All-America in program history. Warriors place 25th as a team in their first NCAA trip since 1989.
17 - 2017 - FH - #1 Warriors fall 2-1 to #3 Shippensburg in NCAA DII semifinals in Louisville, ending a 17-5 season.
17 - 2017 - WSOC - #11 Warriors fall 2-0 to #18 West Chester in Atlantic Region final, hosted by Mercy College. ESU, which was seeking its 2nd region title in 3 years, finished 15-4-4 after winning its 4th straight PSAC championship.

18 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-1 (OT) vs. Montclair State in NCAA DII Tournament 1st round, on path towards first of 2 straight DII quarterfinal appearances.
18 - 1978 - FB - Warriors win 49-4 at Clarion to claim PSAC championship, completing 10-1 season and setting State Game record for margin of victory. They won 2 PSAC outright titles (1975, 1978) and shared a 3rd (1976) in a 4-year span, after Denny Douds was named head coach in 1974.
18 - 1989 - MXC - Warriors finish 13th at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by ESU, in their 3rd NCAA appearance in 5 years.

19 - 1977 - WVB - Warriors win 2-1 vs. George Washington to earn EAIAW Small College Tournament championship, their first of 3 in a 5-year span.
19 - 1983 - FB - Warriors fall 27-14 vs. Clarion in Hershey in 5th State Game appearance in first 10 years under Denny Douds - winning in 1975, 1978 and 1982 and sharing the crown with Shippensburg in 1976.
19 - 1988 - WR - Jack Cuvo wins ESU Open championship at 118 pounds.
19 - 2000 - MSOC - #12 Warriors win 4-2 vs. #11 New Hampshire College to reach NCAA DII Final 4 for first time in program history.
19 - 2005 - FB - Warriors win 52-39 at Bloomsburg in 2nd round of NCAA DII Playoffs, reaching Northeast Region championship game. They won their first regional title the following week.
19 - 2010 - FH - #4 Warriors win 2-1 vs. #1 Shippensburg, held at Bloomsburg, to reach their first PSAC title game since 2001.

20 - 1965 - FB - Warriors win 26-10 vs. Indiana for 2nd straight PSAC championship, completing 10-0 season, with both victories over Indiana.
20 - 1973 - MSOC - Warriors win 1-0 (2OT) vs. Elizabethtown in NCAA DII 2nd round (regional final), advancing to national quarterfinals for 2nd straight season.
20 - 1976 - FB - Warriors tie 14-14 at Shippensburg in State Game, completing 9-0-1 season. They won 19 straight since the 1975 season opener.
20 - 1982 - FB - Warriors win 24-22 at Edinboro, completing 10-1 season with PSAC championship. They won or shared State titles in 4 of the first 8 seasons under Denny Douds (1975, 1978, 1982 outright; 1976 shared with Shippensburg).
20 - 1993 - WR - Dave DiSora wins ESU Open championship at 158 pounds and is named Outstanding Wrestler.
20 - 1999 - WXC - Warriors finish 15th at NCAA DII Championships at Missouri Southern in their only NCAA appearance in school history.
20 - 2004 - FB - Warriors win 36-32 vs. Edinboro in NCAA DII Playoffs for first NCAA postseason win in program history. Jimmy Terwilliger (319 yards passing, 101 rushing) threw a 17-yard TD pass to Ben Culver on 4th-and-10 with 22 seconds left for the game-winner.
20 - 2004 - WXC - Vanessa Andes places 14th for her 2nd straight All-America honor at NCAA DII Championships, held in Evansville, Indiana.
20 - 2010 - FH - #4 Warriors fall 2-1 at #3 Bloomsburg in PSAC championship game, finishing as runner-up for 2nd time (also 2001).
20 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Edinboro for 1st NCAA DII Atlantic Region championship in program history, hosted by Bridgeport (Mass.). ESU entered as the lowest seed (#6) in the region after entering the PSAC Tournament as the #7 seed of 8. They fell 2-0 to #5 Bridgeport two days later in the Elite 8 to close an eight-game (6-1-1) run that started the final day of the regular season with a 4-2 win vs. #1 Gannon.
20 - 2015 - FH - #1 Warriors win 6-2 vs. #3 West Chester in NCAA DII semifinals, hosted by Bloomsburg, to advance to championship game for 2nd time in program history. The Warriors notched their 3rd win of the season over West Chester, and claimed their 1st DII title two days later vs. Merrimack.

21 - 1942 - FB - Warriors win 13-7 at Panzer to complete 7-0 season.
21 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors win 4-0 vs. Muhlenberg in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round (regional final) for first of 2 straight DII quarterfinal appearances.
21 - 1987 - MXC - Warriors place 16th at NCAA DII Championships held at Southern Indiana, the middle of 3 NCAA appearances from 1985-89.
21 - 1987 - WR - Anibal Nieves wins ESU Open championship at 134 pounds
21 - 1998 - WR - Jeremy Sluyter wins ESU Open championship at 133 pounds.

22 - 1965 - MSOC - Warriors win 2-0 at Pittsburgh in NCAA DI Tournament 1st round, reaching quarterfinals for 2nd straight year.
22 - 1994 - WBB - Warriors win 69-62 vs. LIU-Southampton after season-opening setback, their first victory in a 25-5 season that ended with their 2nd straight NCAA DII Tournament appearance and only PSAC championship in school history.
22 - 1997 - MSOC - Warriors fall 1-0 at #14 Truman State in NCAA DII Tournament 2nd round. They reached the NCAA Tournament 7 straight years from 1997-2003.
22 - 1997 - WR - Angelo Borzio wins ESU Open championship at 285 pounds.
22 - 2003 - WXC - Vanessa Andes finishes 5th at NCAA DII Championships at Raleigh, N.C., the top finish in program history and the 1st of her 2 straight All-America honors.
22 - 2015 - WSOC - Warriors fall 2-0 at #5 Bridgeport in NCAA DII Elite 8, ending their furthest advancement in program history after winning the Atlantic Regional title 2 days before.
22 - 2015 - FH - Warriors 1st-ever NCAA DII championship with 1-0 (OT) victory vs. Merrimack, held at Bloomsburg. Ally Roth, 3-time 1st team All-America, scored the game's only goal in penalty stroke 4:48 into OT. ESU (19-3) set a school record for wins, ending the season with a 16-1 record in its final 17 games.

23 - 1964 - MSOC - Warriors win 6-0 at Franklin & Marshall in 1st round of NCAA DI Tournament, setting school record with 13th straight win. They finished 13-1 and were 24-3 overall with consecutive DI quarterfinal appearances in 1964 and 1965.
23 - 1971 - MSOC - Warriors fall 2-0 at Penn in NCAA DI Tournament 1st round. They reclassified to DII the following season and reached consecutive quarterfinals in 1972 and 1973.
23 - 1985 - MXC - Jack Cuvo earns 1st of 2 career All-America honors with 16th-place finish at NCAA DII Championships, hosted by ESU. Warriors were 10th in the team standings for their highest-ever finish.
23 - 1991 - FB - Warriors fall 34-33 (OT) vs. Shippensburg in first-ever NCAA DII Playoff appearance despite 427 passing yards by Bret Comp.
23 - 1996 - WXC - Jan Blake earns All-America honors with 25th-place finish at NCAA DII Championships in McKinleyville, Calif.
23 - 1998 - WXC - Tina Vosper earns All-America honors with 14th-place finish at NCAA DII Championships in Lawrence, Kansas.
23 - 2010 - FH - #4 Warriors fall 5-2 at #3 Bloomsburg in NCAA DII Tournament opening round, ending 17-6 season.

24 - 1962 - MSOC - Warriors win NAIA championship with 4-0 victory vs. Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, held in Richmond, Indiana, completing 12-1 season under John Eiler.

26 - 2005 - FB - Warriors win first-ever NCAA DII Northeast Region championship and advance to national semifinals with 55-28 win vs. C.W. Post, eclipsing 50-point mark for 3rd straight postseason game.

27 - 1965 - MSOC - Warriors fall 2-1 at Michigan State in NCAA DI Tournament quarterfinals, bowing out to Spartans for 2nd straight year. ESU was 11-2 following a 13-1 season in 1964.
27 - 2004 - FB - Warriors fall 48-38 vs. West Chester in NCAA DII regional championship game, but would return the following year to win their first regional title.

28 - 1964 - MSOC - Warriors fall 4-0 at Michigan State in NCAA DI Tournament quarterfinals, their first of 2 straight setbacks to the Spartans and their only loss in a 13-1 season.

29 - 1972 - MSOC - Warriors fall 3-0 vs. Baltimore in NCAA DII Tournament quarterfinals. After reaching the DI Tournament the previous year, Warriors bowed out to Baltimore in DII quarterfinals in both 1972 and 1973.

30 - 2000 - MSOC - #12 Warriors fall 2-1 at #4 Barry in NCAA DII Final 4, ending their deepest NCAA postseason advancement in program history. ESU reached 7 straight tournaments from 1997-2003, part of 16 NCAA trips in 29 seasons under Jerry Sheska from 1982-2010.


DECEMBER

1 - 1973 - MSOC - Warriors fall 6-3 vs. Baltimore in NCAA DII Tournament quarterfinals, finishing among top 8 in DII for 2nd straight year. Warriors made 4 straight NCAA Tournaments from 1971-74.

2 - 1972 - MBB - Warriors win 68-58 vs. Cheyney, defending PSAC champion, for their 2nd win of a 23-4 season capped by the ECAC South Region championship.

3 - 2005 - FB - Warriors fall 55-20 at Grand Valley State in NCAA DII semifinals, ending historic 11-3 season that included first regional title in program history.
3 - 2017 - MBB - Warriors win 108-97 vs. California (Pa.) and set school record with 4th straight 100-point game, improving to 6-0 as part of 7-0 start. ESU won its first-ever regional title in March, and its 3rd PSAC title in 7 years, and finished 4th in DII with a school-record 92.0 points per game.

4 - 2010 - WXC - Rose Mascoli finishes 24th to earn All-America honors at NCAA DII Championships in Louisville. She was the 5th All-America in school history.

6 - 1988 - MBB - Ed Urie, who helped Warriors to first PSAC championship in school history the following season, scores 36 points in 96-91 loss at Adelphi.
6 - 1997 - WBB - Michelle Geiger sets Koehler Fieldhouse record with 41 points in 91-80 win vs. Fayetteville.
6 - 2002 - MBB - Wayne Bishop sets Koehler Fieldhouse record with 44 points in 98-95 (2OT) loss vs. Shippensburg.

8 - 1986 - MBB - Jonathan Roberts sets school record with 20 free throws made in 68-66 win vs. Pitt-Bradford.
8 - 2007 - MBB - Andy Heimbach goes 7-for-7 on 3-pointers in 89-55 win vs. Queens (N.Y.).
8 - 2012 - MBB - 3 Warriors score 20+ points - Duane Johnson with 25, and Whis Grant and Terrance King with 20 - in 94-91 win at Cheyney.

9 - 1940 - MBB - Warriors fall 57-38 at LIU in season opener, one of two losses in a 16-2 season and one of three in a 46-3 run from 1940-41 through 1942-43.
9 - 1977 - WVB - Warriors win 2-0 vs. Carroll in 1st round of AIAW Small College Championships.
9 - 2015 - FB - Quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger wins Harlon Hill Trophy as top player in NCAA DII football, awarded in Florence, Alabama. Terwilliger threw for 4,571 yards and 50 TD, and had 4,960 yards total offense and 54 total TD, in leading Warriors (11-3) to first regional title in program history.
9 - 2016 - WT&F - Aspen Gaita sets PSAC record in 60m hurdles (8.59) in 1st meeting competing for ESU. She lowered her own record three months later at the PSAC indoor championships.

10 - 1941 - MBB - Warriors win 40-37 at Seton Hall in their first game of an 18-1 season, in the middle of a 46-3 stretch in a 3-year span.

11 - 1976 - WBB - Doris Draving scores 44 points, 2nd-most all-time at ESU, in 79-75 loss vs. Queens.

12 - 1942 - MBB - Warriors win 53-42 at Panzer to open 12-0 season.
12 - 2017 - FB - Devon Ackerman, ESU offensive lineman and double major in Biochemistry and Chemical Biotechnology, becomes the first 3-time 1st team Academic All-America selection in any sport in school history.

14 - 1940 - MBB - Warriors win 44-34 vs. Ithaca, their first win in a 16-2 season that opened a 3-year stretch of 46-3 from 1940-41 through 1942-43. It also marked the start fo a school-record 25-game home winning streak.

15 - 2017 - FH - Sydney McCarthy named DII field hockey nominee for Honda Collegiate Woman of the Year Award, the 2nd straight ESU selection following Emily Howell in 2016.

16 - 2016 - FH - Emily Howell named DII field hockey nominee for Honda Collegiate Woman of the Year, ESU's first selection since Ashley Kocis following the 2006 season.

17 - 1926 - WBB - Warriors win 24-18 at Philadelphia Normal in the first game in varsity program history, after becoming 4-year school in 1926-27.

18 - 1926 - MBB - Warriors win 54-22 at Keystone in the first game in varsity program history - opening a 16-1 season.
18 - 2013 - MBB - #12 Warriors win 102-69 at Edinboro for 10th straight win during record-setting 20-0 start, part of 30-2 PSAC championship and regional runner-up season.

30 - 2017 - WBB - Imani Brown scores 8 of her career-high 35 points in overtime in 83-79 (OT) win vs. Mansfield.