Sports

Christopher Shank was appointed Head Coach of the SNHU baseball team in August 2023. He is the seventh head coach in the program's history and has been with the Penmen for over nine years from the years 2009 until 2015. Shank began his coaching career at his alma mater, spending 2003-05 as an assistant at Franklin Pierce University. Shank has an extensive history in

With the regular season halfway over, the SNHU Men’s Soccer team is gaining momentum and looking to secure a position in the playoffs. The Penmen have been a force to reckon with, thanks in part to standout performances from goalkeeper Preston Neal ('25) and forward Iago Perez ('26). As the team approaches the second half of the season, Neal emphasizes the importance of maintaining

The men's baseball season started on February 2. The team has played 19 games so far this season, with a positive record of 13 and 8. The team has a number of newcomers to the team, losing a large portion of players from last season. Last season, the team made it two games before the championship. Harry Vargas Segura (‘24 ) is a player

For the first time since the 2014-2015 season, SNHU Men's Basketball has advanced beyond the regional round and is headed to Evansville, Indiana for a chance at the 2024 Division II Men's Basketball National Championship trophy. Despite being the #5 seed in the NE10, the Penmen cruised through the NE10 tournament, eventually defeating the #6 seed Southern Connecticut State University, 75-60, on March 9.

Meghan Gordon (‘26) is a Sophomore at SNHU on the women’s basketball team. Gordon has been on the team since her freshman year and has been playing basketball since she was eight years old. At a recent game on February 21, Gordon scored 11 points for the team, with the end score being 51-56, in favor of Southern Connecticut. Since playing at SNHU, Gordon

The SNHU lacrosse season is underway. The men’s lacrosse season starts February 10 with the team's first scrimmage against Endicott. The first men’s game was on February 17 against Molloy, and ended in a loss 11-10 at the Penmen Stadium. The first women’s game was on February 18 and ended in a win 21-2 in Sparkill, NY. Sophomore Matt Antonetti (26’) has been on