Bullet Shot: Athlete of the Week
By Andrew Milone, Staff Writer The Gettysburg College women’s cross country team won the Cairn University Highlander Invitational this past Saturday. This was the teams first time this season competing on a 6K course, and the teams first time competing without their lead runner junior Amanda Asaro. Many Bullets had to step up to fill the void left by Asaro, and one of these runners was none other than first-year athlete Sarah...
Gettysburg takes down Juniata 30-25, Frazee hauls in winning touchdown
By Meredith Tombs, Staff Writer This past Saturday, the Bullets headed to Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA, with two victories on their record. The men refused to allow the success of previous games to detract from their focus and were determined to go into the contest ready to compete. “We had a good mentality and knew that we couldn’t let our record affect how we play,” shared co-captain Brian Calatozzo. “You have to...
Kicker’s Korner: Inside the Huddle
By Jared McCully, Contributing Writer The Gettysburg College football coaching staff is not sure if their hearts can handle anymore scares, especially with their last minute touchdown to beat the Juniata Eagles 30-25 in another Centennial Conference thriller. The Bullets lead by coach Barry Steeter advanced to 3-0 for the season, one of their best starts in over a decade. The scene at Knox Stadium at Juniata College will...
Women’s volleyball sweeps Ursinus and Hood
By Jake Verner Junior Laura Bergin totaled 24 kills and 19 digs in two matches Saturday. This past Saturday the Gettysburg College Women’s Volleyball team came away from a double header with back to back victories over Ursinus (3-0) and Hood (3-0) to move to 8-5 for the year and 1-0 in conference play. Gettysburg College hosted the two opposing schools in the Bream Auditorium. The first match against Ursinus began at noon and...
Students of Gettysburg: Ross Silver
By Daniella Snyder, Staff Writer “This year I had the pleasure of being an orientation leader for Hanson 2. Moving in to college can be a frightening experience and my OL was very helpful in my own adjustment. So I wanted to do the same for the class of 2019. It was so much fun meeting my residents and all of the first year staff. It was definitely something that I will want to do again next year.” -Ross Silver, Class of...
