Women’s Soccer Team Falls to Franklin & Marshall
Nov04

Women’s Soccer Team Falls to Franklin & Marshall

By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer On the night before Halloween, The Franklin and Marshall Diplomats rode into Clark Field to face off against the Bullets in a home soccer game. Heading into the game, Franklin and Marshall were heavily favored to win. The Diplomats currently stand in third place in the Centennial Conference women’s soccer rankings. Overall, the Diplomats maintained a 7-4-6 record. In conference play, Franklin and...

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Bullets Under the Lights! Musselman Stadium’s First Ever Nighttime Game
Nov04

Bullets Under the Lights! Musselman Stadium’s First Ever Nighttime Game

This article originally appeared on page 8 and 9 of the No. 2 October 2024 edition of The Gettysburgian magazine. By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer For the first time in College history, the Bullets football team played a home game at night under the newly installed lights in Musselman Stadium. The lights were a part of last year’s numerous fundraising campaigns put on by a group of alumni and families of students that led the charge for...

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Bullets Volleyball Sweeps Dickinson in Nineteenth Win of Season
Nov01

Bullets Volleyball Sweeps Dickinson in Nineteenth Win of Season

By Noah Simkiss, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the Gettysburg women’s volleyball team faced Dickinson College in Break Gym, where they battled for a 3-0 victory. With the two schools situated just 30 miles apart and placed fourth and fifth respectively in the current Centennial Conference standings, the matchup was full of enthusiasm from both the athletes and the audience.  Energy was high from the beginning, with the Bullets...

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What’s Wrong With the New York Jets?
Oct31

What’s Wrong With the New York Jets?

By Owen Kutlu, Sports Editor This was the year. This was finally the season. The New York Jets were going to turn around their dreadful recent history — all thanks to Aaron Rodgers. He was the savior of the franchise.  Or, at least he was supposed to be… After a tragic season opener last year in which Rodgers tore his achilles on his first drive in a Jets uniform, he was set to return and take this team to the promised land. As said...

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TCNJ Lions Overcome Bullets Football After Early Lead 
Oct29

TCNJ Lions Overcome Bullets Football After Early Lead 

By John Towey, Staff Writer On Saturday, the Bullets football team faced off against the College of New Jersey Lions at home. Despite a strong effort, the Bullets fell to the Lions 41-31.  The Bullets dominated in the first quarter. Walle Harwigsson Lundblad ’26 caught a three-yard touchdown pass from Rocco Abdinoor ’26. A successful PAT by Isaac Parks-Gill ’28 to put the Bullets up 7-0.  An eight-yard touchdown run by Matt O’Connor...

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Bullets Football Defeated by Muhlenberg Mules
Oct25

Bullets Football Defeated by Muhlenberg Mules

By Noah Simkiss, Contributing Writer On Oct. 19, Bullets football faced off against the Muhlenberg Mules in Allentown. Entering the game, the two teams were evenly matched, with an overall record of 43-43-1 when facing each other, dating back to 1907.  Ultimately, the Bullets were defeated by a final score of 42-58. Despite the loss, the team fought until the very end, and multiple players set personal season- or career-highs.  Barely...

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