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Gettysburg College Bulletshttps://gettysburgsports.com/rss.aspx?full=trueen-us60Gettysburg honors women’s lacrosse seniors at Special Commencementhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/womens-lacrosse-gettysburg-honors-womens-lacrosse-seniors-at-special-commencement.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/womens-lacrosse-gettysburg-honors-womens-lacrosse-seniors-at-special-commencement.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

]]>Women's Lacrosse Seniors following Special CommencementWed, 13 May 2026 15:06:00 EST1719999Two Gettysburg players earn All-America honors from USA Lacrosse Magazinehttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/womens-lacrosse-two-gettysburg-players-earn-all-america-honors-from-usa-lacrosse-magazine.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/womens-lacrosse-two-gettysburg-players-earn-all-america-honors-from-usa-lacrosse-magazine.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

SPARKS, Md. – Two members of the Gettysburg women's lacrosse team have been named to the USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America team, released on Wednesday.

Julia Daly (McLean, Va./Langley) earned first-team accolades while Grace Battle (Lynchburg, Va./Virginia Episcopal School) was tabbed honorable mention.

Daly, a senior attacker, was the Centennial Conference (CC) Attacker of the Year. She claimed first-team All-CC honoree for the third straight season and claims her third All-American nod from USA Lacrosse Magazine after being an honorable mention selection in 2024 and second-team honoree in 2025. Starting all 20 games, she leads the team with 64 goals, 31 assists and 95 points. She has also added 19 caused turnovers and 34 ground balls. She has registered six or more points in nine games this season, including a career-high eight goals against Tufts on Mar. 18.

Battle, a sophomore midfielder, earns her first All-America nod after being named second-team all-conference. Starting all 20 games, the draw specialist leads the team and conference with 133 draw controls. She has corralled seven or more draw controls in 12 games, including a program-record 18 in the NCAA first-round game against Husson on Saturday. She has also contributed 22 goals and seven assists to the attack.

The Bullets (14-6, 8-1 CC), who fell 14-12 in the semifinals game at Franklin & Marshall, advanced to the third round of the NCAA tournament with wins over Husson and MIT last weekend. Gettysburg travels to Tufts this weekend and will play the host and fourth-ranked Jumbos on Saturday. Game time is 10:30 a.m.

-Go Bullets-

]]>USA Lacrosse Magazine Women's Lacrosse All-AmericansWed, 13 May 2026 12:59:00 EST1719998Two Gettysburg players earn All-America honors from USA Lacrosse Magazinehttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/mens-lacrosse-two-gettysburg-players-earn-all-america-honors-from-usa-lacrosse-magazine.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/13/mens-lacrosse-two-gettysburg-players-earn-all-america-honors-from-usa-lacrosse-magazine.aspxMen's Lacrosse

SPARKS, Md. – Two members of the Gettysburg men's lacrosse team have been named to the USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America team, released on Wednesday.

Will Hedley (Charlotte, N.C./The Hotchkiss School [Conn.]) was named to the second team while Jackson Hearn (Houston, Texas/Episcopal Bellaire) was tabbed honorable mention.

Hedley, a senior long-stick midfielder, claims his third All-America nod after back-to-back honorable mention accolades. He was named second-team all-conference. Playing all 17 games, he had 35 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers. He also contributed seven goals and three assists to the attack. He recorded multiple ground balls in 13 games, including five against Franklin & Marshall on Apr. 25 to go with two caused turnovers.

Hearn, a junior attacker, earned his first All-America honor. Starting all 17 games, he was tied for team lead with 63 points. He contributed a team-high 35 assists to go with 28 goals. He also picked up 35 ground balls to go with nine caused turnovers. Hearn had 13 games this season with three or more points, including in each of the last seven games of the year. He handed out five assists at Ursinus on Apr. 11 and scored four goals, including the game-winner, in the Centennial Conference (CC) championship game at Dickinson on May 2.

The Bullets finished the season with a record of 12-5 (7-1 CC), winning the conference championship with a 13-12 overtime win at Dickinson before falling in the second round of the NCAA tournament to Washington and Lee on Saturday.

-Go Bullets-

]]>USA Lacrosse Magazine All-AmericansWed, 13 May 2026 11:35:00 EST719997Gettysburg announces 2026 football schedulehttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/12/football-gettysburg-announces-2026-football-schedule.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/12/football-gettysburg-announces-2026-football-schedule.aspxFootball

GETTYSBURG, Pa. – Gettysburg College head football coach Michael Green has announced the Bullets' 2026 schedule.

Green was hired in January as the 27th head football coach in program history and will guide the Orange and Blue on the field for his inaugural campaign when the season opens in September.

The schedule for 133rd season of football opens with three straight non-conference games and features six home games this fall, including one early-season night game at Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium.

For the first time, Gettysburg will open the season on a Thursday night, traveling to Juniata on Sept. 3 for a 7 p.m. game. This will mark the fourth straight season that the Bullets and Eagles have been the season-opening matchup.

Week Two will be back-to-back night games with the home opener. Gettysburg welcomes a new opponent Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium – Washington and Lee for a 6 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Sept. 12. The Bullets and Generals have not squared off on the gridiron since 1981.

The final non-conference game is a home contest in the annual Centennial-Landmark crossover, completing the home-and-home series with Western Connecticut State on Sept. 20 at 1 p.m.

After the bye week, Centennial Conference (CC) play opens with the Lincoln Trophy Game against Franklin & Marshall. That will be a 1 p.m. kickoff in Lancaster on Oct. 3.

Dickinson travels to Gettysburg a week later for a second-straight trophy game and the battle for the Little Brown Bucket. The Bullets and Red Devils kickoff at 1 p.m. on Oct. 10.

Homecoming is slated for Oct. 17 with a home game against Carnegie Mellon at 1 p.m.

The third and final night game is in Baltimore on Friday, Oct. 23. Kickoff at Johns Hopkins will be 6 p.m.

Gettysburg then hosts Ursinus (Oct. 31) and McDaniel (Nov. 14) around a road trip to Muhlenberg (Nov. 7) over the last three weeks of the regular season. All three games begin at 1 p.m. The game with the Bears is also Family Weekend. The trip to Allentown is the third and final trophy game as the teams battle for the Old Tin Cup. Senior Day will be the finale against the Green Terror.

Admission to all Gettysburg home games is free. All conference games are also available free of charge on the Centennial Conference Digital Network at centennialconference.tv.

-Go Bullets-

]]>2026 Football ScheduleTue, 12 May 2026 13:24:00 EST519996Watch Special Commencement for Women's Lacrossehttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/12/watch-special-commencement-for-womens-lacrosse.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/12/watch-special-commencement-for-womens-lacrosse.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

]]>Special Commencement 2026Tue, 12 May 2026 10:40:00 EST1719995Boudreau competes in Final Qualifier setting new program recordhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/11/womens-track-field-boudreau-competes-in-final-qualifier-setting-new-program-record.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/11/womens-track-field-boudreau-competes-in-final-qualifier-setting-new-program-record.aspxWomen's Track & Field

THE FACTS
Lillian Boudreau represents Gettysburg at Widener Final Qualifier
What: Women's Outdoor Track & Field Meet
When: Monday, May 11
Where: Chester, Pa. – Widener

THE SKINNY STORY
Gettysburg had Lillian Boudreau compete at Final Qualifier hosted by Widener in last chance meet where set yet another 400-meter hurdles program record and earned a top-10 all-time mark in the 200.

THE LEADERS

Lillian Boudreau competed in the 400-meter hurdles finishing sixth with a record-breaking and personal-best time of 1:02.42.

FOR THE FOES

It was a non-scoring meet.

THE REST OF THE STORY

Boudreau also competed in the 200 finishing sixth with a personal and season-best time of 25.86 seconds which ranks sixth in program history.

THE INSIDE STORY

Lillian Boudreau's record-breaking time of 1:02.42 ranks 27^th among Division III performances in the 400-meter hurdles.

NEXT UP
NCAA Qualifiers will be released on Friday, May 15^th via a release on NCAA.com.
]]>Lillian Boudreau 5/11Mon, 11 May 2026 18:38:00 EST2219994Gettysburg heads to Medford for Regional Weekendhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/womens-lacrosse-gettysburg-heads-to-medford-for-regional-weekend.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/womens-lacrosse-gettysburg-heads-to-medford-for-regional-weekend.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The NCAA has announced the regional hosts for the 2026 NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament and Gettysburg learned that its road to Rochester will run through Medford, Mass., next weekend.

Tufts will host one of the four regional sites on Saturday and Sunday. The four regional winners advance to the national semifinals at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y, on Friday, May 22.

The Bullets (14-6) will take on the host Jumbos (15-3) in the first third-round game at 10:30 a.m. Williams (11-7) and Colorado College (16-3) will square off in the day's second third-round game at 1:30 p.m. Saturday's winners will meet in Sunday's quarterfinal game at 4:30 p.m.

Gettysburg advanced to the regional weekend with a 13-9 win over No. 24 MIT on Sunday. Tufts defeated Haverford in the second round, 17-7. Williams was an 11-10 winner over William Smith and Colorado College topped Rhodes 20-7 in their respective second-round games.

The Bullets met Tufts during the regular season. The Jumbos defeated Gettysburg 16-12 on Mar. 18 in Gettysburg. Gettysburg has never played Williams and has not played Colorado College since a 10-4 win on Mar. 17, 2000.

Senior Julia Daly (McLean, Va./Langley) leads the attack with 64 goals, 31 assists and 95 points after an 11-point weekend that broke the program record for points in a career. Senior Maddie Passarello (West Chester, Pa./Unionville) is second on the team with 40 goals and 50 points. Freshman Riley d'Entremont (Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor) is third on the squad with 46 points, ranking second with 26 assists to go with 20 goals.

Sophomore Ally Kennedy (Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East) leads the team with 22 caused turnovers and 37 ground balls while senior Nora Crowther (Randolph, N.J./Villa Walsh Academy) has 22 caused turnovers and 28 ground balls. Sophomore Grace Battle (Lynchburg, Va./Virginia Episcopal School) leads the way with 133 draw controls while also adding 22 goals and seven assists. Passarello has 81 draw controls.

Freshman Marin McGuire (Summit, N.J./Summit) leads the goalkeeping corps with an 8.72 goals-against average and .388 save percentage.

-Go Bullets-

]]>NCAA Women's Lacrosse Regional Announcement Sun, 10 May 2026 19:33:00 EST1719992Three Gettysburg golfers earn all-region honorshttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/mens-golf-three-gettysburg-golfers-earn-all-region-honors.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/mens-golf-three-gettysburg-golfers-earn-all-region-honors.aspxMen's Golf

NORMAN, Okla. – Three members of the Gettysburg men's golf team have been named to the Division III PING all-region team, released by the Golf Coaches Association of America on Sunday.

Junior Daniel Casanta (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug), freshman Andrew Ekstrom (York, Pa./York Suburban) and senior Patrick Kilcoyne (Belmont, Mass./Belmont) earned the honor.

Kilcoyne and Casanta are making their second appearance on the all-region team while Ekstrom is making his first.

Casanta led the team with a 73.8 stroke average over 24 rounds. He turned in seven rounds at or under par and finished in the top five in two of the 10 events he played.

Ekstrom posted a 75.1 stroke average over 21 rounds. He had a pair of top-five finishes in nine events this season.

Kilcoyne was second on the team with a 75.1 stroke average over 24 rounds. He had two top-10 finishes, including a runner-up showing at 2026 CC championship at Waynesboro Country Club. He had six rounds of par or better this season.

The group was among 15 players honored in Region 3. Of the 15, 11 were from the Centennial Conference. Overall, 112 players recognized across the seven regions.

-Go Bullets-

]]>Men's Golf All RegionSun, 10 May 2026 20:02:00 EST619993Fast start lifts Gettysburg past MIT, into second weekendhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/womens-lacrosse-fast-start-lifts-gettysburg-past-mit-into-second-weekend.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/10/womens-lacrosse-fast-start-lifts-gettysburg-past-mit-into-second-weekend.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

THE FACTS
No. 13 Gettysburg (14-6) 13, No. 24 MIT (16-4) 9
What: NCAA Div. III women's lacrosse tournament second round
When: Sunday, May 10
Where: Cambridge, Mass.

THE SKINNY STORY
Gettysburg, ranked 13th in the latest IWLCA Div. III coaches' poll, opened up a 7-1 lead early in the second quarter and held off a second-half charge from No. 24 MIT to register a 13-9 win in the second round of the 2026 NCAA Div. III women's lacrosse championship tournament.

THE LEADERS
• Maddie Passarello (West Chester, Pa./Unionville) led the Bullets with five goals, seven draw controls and three ground balls.
• Julia Daly (McLean, Va./Langley) added another four goals and two assists.

FOR THE FOES
• Alexis Reinard led the Engineers with two goals and an assist.
• Ashley Thomas also had two markers and a helper.

THE REST OF THE STORY
• After the teams traded turnovers in the opening minute, Maddie Passarello opened the scoring with 13:10 on the clock, starting a five-goal Gettysburg run to begin the game. Two Julia Daly goals just over four minutes apart stretched the lead to 3-0 with 7:18 showing. Two more Daly markers, including a free-position tally, in just 29 seconds extended the lead to 5-0 with 4:09 remaining in the opening stanza. Alexis Reinard got MIT on the board nearly a minute later to make it a 5-1 game after one.
• Passarello completed her hat trick with two goals in the first 6:12 of the second quarter to extend the lead to 7-1. Free-position goals from Annica Lam and Reinard nearly three minutes apart closed the deficit to 7-3 at the intermission.
• Sarah Scollin (Orefield, Pa./Springside Chestnut Hill Academy) stretched the lead to 8-3 just 69 seconds into the third. Passarello finished a Riley d'Entremont (Radnor, Pa./Bryn Mawr) feed to extend the advantage to six with 3:38 on the clock before Lam and Nina Petulla each found the back of the net in the final 2:04 of the quarter to close the deficit to 9-5 entering the final period.
• Ashley Thomas converted an advantage goal with 12:28 on the clock to make it 9-6 before a Nina Petulla tally closed the margin to two with 10:50 showing. Grace Battle (Lynchburg, Va./Virginia Episcopal School) halted the 4-0 run, scoring with the advantage just over a minute later. Thomas needed just 80 seconds to respond with another advantage goal to return the margin to two. The back-and-forth continued with a Daly-to-Nina Marra (Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood) goal with 7:58 on the clock. However, goals from Passarello and d'Entremont 18 seconds apart extended the lead to 13-8 with 5:01 to play and thwarted the comeback attempt. Jillian Butler set the final score with an advantage goal at the 3:16 mark.

THE INSIDE STORY
• Gettysburg finished with a 40-24 advantage in shots.
• Grace Battle added seven draw controls and a goal. As a team, the Bullets won 17 of 24 draw controls.
• Camryn Epstein (Medford, Mass./Shawnee) led the defense with four caused turnovers and three ground balls.

NEXT UP
Gettysburg returns to action in the third round against Tufts on Saturday. Location and game time will be announced later on Sunday night.
]]>Camryn EpsteinSun, 10 May 2026 15:48:00 EST1719991Record day propels Gettysburg into second roundhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/9/womens-lacrosse-record-day-propels-gettysburg-into-second-round.aspxhttps://gettysburgsports.com/news/2026/5/9/womens-lacrosse-record-day-propels-gettysburg-into-second-round.aspxWomen's Lacrosse

THE FACTS
No. 13 Gettysburg (13-6) 26, Husson (11-5) 4
What: NCAA Div. III women's lacrosse tournament first round
When: Saturday, May 9
Where: Cambridge, Mass.

THE SKINNY STORY
Gettysburg, ranked 13th in the latest IWLCA Div. III coaches' poll, jumped out to a 12-0 first-quarter lead to defeat Husson 26-4 in the first round of the 2026 NCAA Div. III women's lacrosse championship tournament at MIT.

THE LEADERS
• Julia Daly (McLean, Va./Langley) highlighted a record-setting day for the Bullets, registering five points the opening frame to give her 361 for her career and pass Jordan Basso '24 as the program's all-time leader. Daly finished the day with four goals and one assist.
• Grace Battle (Lynchburg, Va./Virginia Episcopal School) corralled 18 draw controls for a single-game program and Centennial Conference record. The previous best by a Bullet was Steph Colson, who had 14 in a second-round NCAA game against Westfield State on May 13, 2018. The previous conference mark was 17.

FOR THE FOES
• Kate Boehmcke scored two of the four goals for the Eagles.

THE REST OF THE STORY
• Sarah Scollin (Orefield, Pa./Springside Chestnut Hill Academy) opened the scoring, finding the back of the net just 1:43 into the game. Just over two minutes later Maddie Passrello (West Chester, Pa./Unionville) found a cutting Michaela Kelly (Chatham, N.J./Chatham) for a 2-0 lead. With 8:37 on the clock, Riley Kenrick (Verona, N.J./Verona) finished a solo run, starting a run of six goals in just 3 minutes, 3 seconds. Julia Daly scored three goals during that burst. After a second Kelly tally, Daly found Nina Marra (Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood) for the record-tying point with 3:46 showing to open up a 10-0 lead. Marra then hit Katie Westmoreland (Abington, Pa./Mt. St. Joseph Academy) 2:20 later and then found Daly with 51 ticks remaining for the record-breaking point.
• Delaney Nolan (Allentown, N.J./Allentown) opened the second-quarter scoring just 29 seconds in with the first of her career-high four tallies. After Kate Evans (Severna Park, Md./Severna Park) had the assist on Nolan's tally, she found the back of the net for the first two of her career-high five points. Skylar Matusz (Harrison, N.Y./Scarsdale) made it 15-0 before Gracie Gradner converted an advantage goal to break up the shutout with 9:00 on the clock. Riley d'Entremont (Radnor, Pa./Bryn Mawr) connected with Meghan Crane (Montclair, N.J./Montclair) and Nolan for first two of her three assists. Matusz added a second goal to make it 18-1 at halftime.
• Laela Martinez scored on the opening shot of the second half, 35 seconds into the third quarter. Molly Bryson (Baldwin, Md./Notre Dame Prep) netted her first collegiate goal with 12:09 on the clock before Crane's second of the day got Gettysburg to 20 goals in an NCAA tournament game for the fifth time in program history with 9:01 in the third. Two Kate Boehmcke goals around another Crane marker made it 21-4 after three quarters.
• Two Nolan goals and Crane's career-high fifth keyed the 5-0 fourth quarter for the Bullets. Bryson had two helpers in the final stanza.

THE INSIDE STORY
• Gettysburg finished with a 35-6 advantage in shots.
• The Bullets' 26 goals were the most by a Gettysburg team in the NCAA tournament, surpassing the previous mark of 25 against Adrian in the 2011 first round.
• Fifteen different players registered a point for the Bullets, including seven with multiple goals.

NEXT UP
Gettysburg returns to action in the second round at MIT on Sunday. Game time is 1 p.m.
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