2018 was an historic season for the Marauders. It included the the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. Kay Liebl–the PSAC’s leading goal scorer returns. The Marauders now have expectations to reach that mark again. In this episode, Bryan Kast sits down with Millersville alum and head coach Matt Procopio.

Signing Day 2019 is J.C. Morgan’s first chance to make a mark on the program through recruiting. Before the close of the day, the Marauders were nearing 50 signees and counting.

Cindy Wilson has been on campus for one week as Millersville University’s new women’s lacrosse coach. In this episode of Marauder Tales, we find out about Coach Wilson’s career, how she became a coach, her plans for the Marauders and much more.

J.C. Morgan is the youngest head football coach in the PSAC, and he is ready to bring his energy and passion to Millersville University. Coach Morgan has been on the job for less than a week and is hitting the ground running. Find out about Coach Morgan’s path to Millersville, some of his philosophies and much more.

Kerry Regner was announced as Millersville wrestling’s new head coach on June 5 following an incredibly successful three-year run at NAIA Williams Baptist. He built the program from scratch and is now looking to jump-start the Marauders’ program. Why is it important to make your bed and go to sleep early? What’s it like to train at the Olympic level? What are his plans for the Marauders? Find out all that and more in his edition Marauder Tales.

The Millersville University women’s track and field team is heading into the PSAC Outdoor Championships this weekend figuring to score the majority of its points in the throwing events. Three Marauders–Greene, Loose and Myers–all have the potential to be All-PSAC. Throws coach Brittany Hartman and this trio of student-athletes has helped establish Millersville as one of the top throwing groups in the PSAC.

Casey Stitzel recently completed his first season as the Millersville men’s basketball head coach. In the last year, he’s taken a new job, bought a house and became a father. He inherited a program that had posted a 4-22 record, becoming the first Marauder coach since 1904-05 to inherit a program with fewer than six wins. Stitzel talks all about the challenges he faced in year one, recruiting, player development and what’s worse: losing a 15-point lead or staying up all night with a crying baby?