Vol. 117, No. 123 Wednesday,nesday, March 22, 2017 Sexual assault on MAN BEHIND campus THE MASK reported Penn State men’s hockey goaltender Peyton Jones has been a steady, to police calming presence in the goal crease all season. By Kat Procyk THE By Mark Fischer ing in the Big Ten tournament, calling him “Beezer” after at- “Peyton and I were really THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 118 saves on 123 shots, wasn’t all tending his first Philadelphia Fly- close brothers growing up,” No- A female student reported to too surprising. The freshman net- ers game, she was perplexed. lan said. “We’re two years apart. Penn State Police that she was While another night of over- minder has been a calming, con- “For a year, he would not an- Peyton was always a goalie; I sexually assaulted by someone time was taking its toll on his sistent presence in Penn State’s swer us if we called “I haven’t been was a forward. And known to her between 2:30 a.m. teammates, Peyton Jones was goal crease all season. him Peyton,” his fa- I was a pitcher, and 3:00 a.m. on March 18 in a locked in. “Once that puck drops, it’s ther Thomas said. a part of a more and Peyton was a residence hall, according to a Jones fended off each shot sent game time,” Peyton said back “We had to call him spectacular catcher. Peyton and Timely Warning. his way, keeping Penn State’s Big in January, as Penn State was Beezer.” I were always each The reported residence hall Ten championship hopes alive. coming off its first-ever weekend Beezer was the performance,” other’s resource to is adjacent to Pollock Road and “I haven’t been a part of a more ranked No. 1 in the two major nickname given get better.” Shortlidge Road and is in the spectacular performance,” coach polls. to longtime NHL Men’s Hockey Coach In 10th grade, area of Pollock and South Halls. Guy Gadowsky said two days af- *** goaltender John Peyton stopped This marks the 21st report- ter the Nittany Lions won their Regina Jones never watched Vanbiesbrouck, who playing baseball to ed sexual assault or possible first-ever conference title. hockey, so when a 2-year-old Pey- spent two seasons with the Flyers focus on hockey, while Nolan sexual assault reported to Penn Peyton’s impressive MVP out- ton demanded his mother start from 1998 to 2000. As Vanbiesb- chose baseball. State Police since the spring rouck was having an unbelievable In 2016, Nolan, an infielder, semester began on Jan. 9. game, the home crowd started was drafted by the Cleveland In- chanting his name. dians in the second round of the To email a reporter: [email protected]. Peyton didn’t just adopt the MLB draft. Follow her on Twitter at @_KatPro_. nickname, but also the sport and “To be honest, it was one of position, too. the happiest days of my life,” Sexual Assault The Langhorne native wanted Peyton said. Resources to play goalie as soon as he hit the When Nolan, who skipped Centre County Women’s Resource ice, but his dad advised he play out on college to pursue profes- Center 24-hour hotline forward first so he could learn sional baseball, isn’t training in (814)-234-5050 how to skate. A few years later, Arizona or elsewhere, he trav- Penn State Counseling & Psychological Services sexual assault & relationship Peyton strapped on the goalie els with his dad to most of Penn violence hotline pads for good. State’s games. 1-800-550-7575 During warm-ups, Nolan “My little brother was coming State College Police Department to my games and wanted to play makes his way down to ice-level hockey, and then my littlest broth- of Pegula Ice Arena behind Pey- (814)-234-7150 er was the same way,” the 6-foot-4 ton’s net. Penn State Police Peyton said. He’s always greeted by a (814)-863-1111 Even away from the rink, Pey- puck flying his way off the stick Safe Walk Service ton was always practicing. His of leading goal-scorer Andrew (814)-865-9255 brother Nolan played forward, Sturtz, who sits on the faceoff Center For Women Students and the two would go head-to- dot, stick-handles the puck and Linsey Fagan/Collegian (814)-863-2027 head in their cement basement, then lets one rip. Office Of Sexual Misconduct Goalie Peyton Jones (31) clears the puck during the game against sometimes with their dad playing Prevention & Response Michigan State at Pegula Ice Arena on Friday, Jan. 13. goalie. See JONES, Page 4. (814)-867-0099 Mike McQueary takes the stand against Spanier By Frank Esposito Lasch Building, when he heard walked back and forth by the jury THE DAILY COLLEGIAN the showers running. box. The force may run in her “I heard the shower running family, as her uncle is the famous HARRISBURG — The jury and slapping sounds,” McQueary football player and coach “Iron” heard testimony from eight wit- said. “Slapping sounds indicat- Mike Ditka. nesses during the first day of ed that something other than a McQueary then told the jury court in the trial of former Penn shower was going on.” after slamming his locker door he State President Graham Spani- McQueary explained how looked into the shower again to er. he saw and see Sandusky and the boy stand- Micheal McQueary took the an unknown boy in the shower ing side by side. McQueary left witness stand at 3:15 p.m. Tues- through the reflection on mirror, the locker room then called his day to testify about what he saw he stepped to the side to see the father. in the showers of the Lasch act firsthand. He testified that he Ditka asked about McQueary’s Building in Feburary 2001. slammed his locker door to alert emotional state from seeking this Alex Yuan/Collegian McQueary, a former assistant Sandusky to his presence. Laura scene. “Extemely shaken,” Mc- football coach, described the Ditka, lead prosecutor for the Queary answered. Borough council candidate Michael Black speaks at the HUB on scene and his reaction to see- case, pushed McQueary to tell McQueary said he told for- Tuesday, Mar. 21. ing it. McQueary recently won the jury exactly what he saw. mer head coach the a $13.9 million whistleblower “Was it skin to skin?” Ditka next morning about the incident. and defamation lawsuit against asked. “Stomach to back?” When asked about Paterno’s re- Penn State. McQueary answered yes to action, McQueary said Paterno BugPAC encourages McQueary told the jury how both questions. was saddened by the news. he planned on storing a new pair Ditka’s powerful voice carried student participation of sneakers in his locker at the around the courtroom as she See SPANIER, Page 2. in local elections By Dan BiSi rent councilmember Theresa IFC to allow ‘dry THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Lafer. Lafer commented if addi- tional lighting was granted, stu- BugPAC, a political committee dents would gather around the registered in Centre County, held light poles like bugs and disrupt its first press conference on the other residents, Horne said. socials’ at fraternities ground floor of the HUB-Robeson BugPAC’s goals are twofold: Center in front of an audience register students and raise By Shelby Kaplan of approximately 50 students to money to fund the committee’s THE DAILY COLLEGIAN make a special announcement. advocacy. So far, it has raised The committee formally en- more than a thousand dollars Following the death of Beta dorsed Borough Council candi- and has registered “hundreds” Theta Pi member Timothy Pi- dates Evan Myers, Dan Murphy of voters, Horne said. azza, new rules and regulations and Marina Coterelo, as well as “We have a solid base of long- were placed upon members of mayoral candidate Michael Black. term residents – professionals, greek life, including the ban of BugPAC has close ties to both businesspeople, landowners, all social events. the University Park Undergradu- etc. – who lived in the borough The decision to suspend so- ate Association and Graduate and of State College, support what cials came after a meeting Professional Student Association. we’re doing and have expressed between Damon Sims, vice GPSA President Kevin Horne is willingness to donate to us,” president for Student Affairs, the committee’s chairman and Horne said. and presidents from Penn UPUA President Terry Ford (se- Once Horne concluded his State’s fraternities to discuss nior – accounting) is BugPAC’s speech, Ford stepped to the mic future policy changes, Lisa co-chairman and treasurer, while and stated statistics regarding Powers, senior director of Penn former UPUA Director of Com- student voting. State’s Office of Strategic Com- munications Logan Echard han- Although 71 percent of State munications, said, as previ- dles the committee’s media rela- College’s population is between ously reported by The Daily tions. 18-24, “.01 percent of the popu- Collegian. The press conference kicked lation is voting,” Ford said. He Since then, a new rule allow- off with Horne (graduate - law) argued this shows “democracy ing attendance of “dry socials,” Camille Stefani/Collegian explaining how BugPAC got its gone awry.” has been instated. Two students walk down fraternity row on Thursday, April 2, 2015. name. In 2015, students attended Ford mentioned this has sig- “Shortly before spring break, a Borough Council meeting and nificant consequences, particu- our chapter presidents began “If the point of all of this is to Rules and regulations have requested additional lighting in larly regarding zoning, in which expressing a need for a way change our current culture, then been set on fraternities and so- heavily traveled downtown al- students and non-students are to still interact while being re- I firmly believe that there needs rorities in accordance to what is leys. Horne said the request was segregated. spectful of IFC’s moratorium,” to be opportunities provided for and isn’t allowed since the ban. rejected “out of hand” and cited a To read full story, visit Panhellenic Council President our members to interact in new comment made at the time by cur- collegian.psu.edu. Amanda Saper said via email. and normal ways.” See IFC, Page 2. 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In his cross examination, Sam Silver, lead defense attorney, Darkhorse Tavern asked McQueary if Spanier ever told him to keep quiet about the Happy Hour 10-12 p.m.: half- 2001 incident, and McQueary told price everything except draft the jury Spanier never contacted pitchers him about the issue. Matt Rourke/Associated Press McQueary said he made it ex- Former Penn State president walks to the Dauphin County Courthouse in Harrisburg, Pa., plicitly clear he saw something Monday, March 20. IFC serious when he talked to Cur- FROM Page 1. ley and Schultz in his meeting reputation in State College. McQueary described the events news, Sandusky seemed con- with them. He also said Curley “He goofed around with kids in the Lasch building to Dranov. fused and asked if he was banned There is a potential loss in did most of the talking. Spanier all the time,” Courtney said. “He McQueary said he heard “sexual from as well. Raykovitz chapter recognition if violations showed one of his rare physi- appeared as an affection fatherly sounds” coming from the shower. testified that he told Sandusky to are found, as stated in an email cal reactions to that statement, figure for the kids in The Second Dranov told the court that Mc- wear swim trunks if he was go- sent out by Saper and Jane shaking his head from side to Mile.” Queary said he saw a boy lean ing to continue showering with Pereira-Ogan, the Panhellenic side. Courtney said he still reviewed out from the shower, and then boys. vice president for standards. Wendell Courtney, a former the law about reporting sus- saw an arm reach around the boy During Silver’s cross exami- “[The IFC] has held a greater lawyer for Penn State, testified pected child abuse, in case what and pull him back into the show- nation, Raykovitz testified that liability for gatherings at their at 4:30 p.m. Courtney served on happened in the showers “wasn’t ers. he didn’t probe any further into houses. However, with the im- a team representing Penn State innocent.” Silver asked Dranov if he re- the incident. Raykovitz was plementation of dry socials, any starting in 1980 and took over as Courtney advised Schultz to ceived any instructions from made aware of a Clinton Country sorority caught in violation of leader for the team in 1995, the report the incident to the De- Spanier to not report the inci- school complaint in 2008 against Panhellenic’s terms will be held same year Spanier assumed the partment of Public Welfare after dent, Dranov said that he did not. Sandusky. The Second Mile to the same standards the boys presidency of Penn State. reviewing the law regarding the John McQueary’s father also barred Sandusky from contact are,” Saper (junior-political sci- Courtney worked under Schul- incident. testified about how his son re- with children after that incident. ence) said. “The fraternities and tz and testified about his Feb. 11, “It was the smart, prudent and acted to the Feb. 9, 2001 incident, Two former members of the sororities also have the option to 2001 interaction with a report of intelligent thing to do,” Courtney and Schultz’s reaction to hearing Penn State Police also testified not participate in dry socials if misconduct. said. the news from Mike McQueary. about their involvement in in- they do not want to.” Courtney received a call from Silver, during his cross exami- Schultz told John McQueary vestigations of a 1998 incident in- Saper said the newly imple- Schultz requesting legal advice. nation, asked if Courtney ever that the matter was under in- volving Sandusky and children. mented rules and dry socials, The call involved a report of gave Spanier the same legal ad- vestigation and they had “heard A third former Director of Penn although have only been in place what Schultz described to him as vice. Courtney told the jury that rumblings and noise about inci- State Police testified about the for one weekend, has already “horseplay in the showers that he did not. dents like this in the past.” reasons for changing an entry seen positive feedback. made a graduate assistant coach Dr. John Dranov, a family John Raykovitz, a psychologist into the Penn State Police daily “My hope is that through dry uncomfortable,” Courtney testi- friend of McQueary’s father, tes- working for The Second Mile, crime log. socials we can address some of fied. tified Tuesday as well. Dranov re- testified in court in that Cur- Spanier faces three felony the internal issues the university Courtney testified he imagined counted the night of Feb. 9, 2001. ley advised him that Sandusky charges for his role in allegedly has identified and further demon- what he thought was kids sliding According to his testimony, was no longer allowed to bring covering up incidents involving strate Panhellenic’s commitment in the showers from what he was John McQueary called Dranov children on campus. Curley told the Sandusky child sex abuse to serving the needs of our mem- told by Schultz, who mentioned and asked him to come over to Raykovitz that Sandusky’s show- case. bers,” Saper said. no allegations of sexual abuse his house. Dranov saw Mike Mc- ering with boys made someone when he called Courtney. He fur- Queary visibly shaking when he uncomfortable. To email reporter: [email protected]. To email reporter: [email protected]. ther testified about Sandusky’s arrived to the McQueary home. When he told Sandusky the Follow him on Twitter at @fqesposito. Follow her on Twitter at @sh3lby_kaplan.

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On Tuesday night at 7 p.m. on were here long before us — and the HUB Ground Floor stage, a who will be here long after us student movement was revealed OUR VIEW — have concerns regarding the in anticipation of upcoming State borough that deserve to be heard College Borough Council as well. elections. While students may not always The press conference was agree with the consensus of the organized in order to address While students may not always agree with the residents, we must try to find students’ concerns that some common ground and figure out feel have been ignored by the consensus of the residents, we must try to find common ways to come together to make borough in the past and are pas- decisions regarding our commu- sionate about changing for the ground and figure out ways to come together to make nity, which concerns us all. future. So yes, as stated in the press A press release issued regard- decisions regarding our community, which release, “the time has come for a ing the event detailed a history significant change in the political of animosity and disagreement concerns us all. landscape of the Borough.” between the parties that make However, the change can’t be up the people of State College. only geared toward benefiting “Over the past number of passionate about have consis- or and Council are too numerous student body makes up a large the students, because this isn’t years, Penn State student gov- tently been ignored in favor of and complicated to spell out in a majority of the borough. Our con- a community made entirely of ernment leaders have struggled anti-student zoning rules and media advisory.” cerns deserve to come to light. students. to connect with the Mayor of other topics that reduce the It goes without saying that it’s That being said, it isn’t only There are many others — State College and members of vibrancy of our community. important that students’ voices the students that make up the families, professors and people the Borough Council In fact, the problems that we are consistently being consid- population of State College. The from all walks of life — who call The issues we are most students have had with the May- ered and represented, as the residents of the borough who this place their home.

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Collegian Inc. James Building, 123 S. Burrowes St. My son Jamie is 25, and he between 5 and 6 and settles in State College, PA 16801-3882 ©2016 Collegian Inc. has Down syndrome. You may for Late Night, a weekly pro- have seen him around, because gram for people like him (again, he learned how to navigate with dozens of mentors!). Board of Editors Penn State’s sprawling campus On Fridays, he works at Penn Editor in Chief Garrett Ross a few years ago when he was a State Press in the mornings, Managing Editor Hannah Sarisohn student in the awesome Life- then takes the shuttle to the Digital Managing Editor LinkPSU program. HUB and has lunch at 1:30ish. Gabby Santoliquito LifeLinkPSU allows young He tends to favor Sbarro, News Editor Sarah Vasile people with intellectual disabili- though he will opt for sushi on Assistant News Editor ties to audit classes at Penn occasion. Carter Walker State, accompanied by mentors One Friday before spring Opinions Editor Caroline Crasnick (and there are dozens of won- break, someone at the HUB derful students who serve as called him a weirdo, and he was Arts & Lifestyle Editor Jenna Stoklosa mentors). apparently mocked by a small Features Editor Jimmy Madden Jamie loaded up on history group of people. Jamie was visi- Sports Editor Jill Beckman classes, from ancient Greece to bly upset all day, but not until Assistant Sports Editor Mark Fischer the career of Martin Luther late in the evening did he tell us Photo/Multimedia Editor King, Jr. He is now familiar why. Antonella Crescimbeni with many campus buildings, This was an extraordinarily Photo/Multimedia Chief and because he has a phenome- painful moment for him; usual- nal memory, can tell you when ly, he is the most upbeat and Camille Stefani, Linsey Fagan many of them were built. (He positive person we know, and Social Media Editor Waiss Aramesh can also tell you about ancient he has experienced very little Photo courtesy of Michael Berube Newsletter Chief Kasey Feather Greece and Martin Luther disability-phobia in his life Copy Desk Chief Sam Ruland King, Jr.) (thank goodness). encyclopedic knowledge of ani- introduce yourself, have a Copy Desk Assistant Chief He works Mondays, Tues- He was shaking and near mals (ask him about the low- stromboli or a soda with him, Brian Cunningham days, and Thursdays at a shel- tears. We had never seen him land anoa or the black-tipped and ask him about the flounder Copy Desk Editors tered workshop near the Nitta- this way, and we held him tight reef shark or the fennec fox), with silky tofu at Fuji and Jade ny Mall, but on Wednesdays and reminded him how much the Beatles, world geography, Garden or the kobe burger at Sydney Herdle, Kelly Chartrand, and Fridays he is on campus: we love him, how delightful he world cuisine, and the 67 coun- Kelly’s. Hyun Soo Lee he has lunch at the HUB really is. ties of Pennsylvania. He is a I think you’ll be glad you did– To contact News Division: around noon on Wednesday, No group of people outside kind, gregarious, and thoughtful and certainly, so will he. News, Opinions, Arts, Sports, Photo, Graphics, The Daily Collegian Online and The Weekly Collegian then gets himself to a music his family, I think, means more young man. Phone: (814) 865-1828 | Fax: (814) 863-1126 lesson at 1, then stops by my to him than Penn State stu- He’s also full of restaurant Michael Bérubé is director of the office in Ihlseng Cottage. dents, and this is surely the recommendations in State Col- Institute for the Arts and Humani- After putting in a few hours result of great programs like lege, from Szechuan to chees- ties at Penn State University and Board of Managers volunteering at the children’s LifeLink and Late Night. esteaks, and he loves India Business Manager Maggie Elinsky science museum downtown Need I add that he is not, in Pavilion. If you’re looking for the author of “Life as Jamie Knows (Discovery Space), he comes fact, a weirdo? He does have a good food in the area, you It: An Exceptional Child Grows Up.” Advertising Manager Scott Witham back to the HUB for dinner disability– and he also has an might even want to say hello, Email him at [email protected]. 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Three years later, Peyton may “He helped me keep my com- have a chance to take on the posure and only worry about the program he passed on. The Nit- play at that time, and he taught tany Lions and Huskies are in the me different ways to turn that same bracket of the NCAA tour- switch on,” Peyton said. nament, leaving a second-round Yukelson, who is in his 25th and matchup between the two teams final year as Penn State’s sports a possibility this weekend. psychologist, said Peyton is a *** “dedicated, committed, talented In a sport where goalies of- athlete, who has lots of great ten lose their cool, slamming experiences coming into Penn their sticks across the red State.” metal frame around the net in “You’ve got a calming presence frustration, Peyton is usually lev- that no matter what’s happening, el-headed. he’s still rock solid,” Yukelson A Jan. 28 game against Princ- said. “That doesn’t mean he’s eton at the Wells Fargo Center, not going to give up a goal, but it the same building he decided he means it’s a feeding kind of thing wanted to be a netminder, was a that the teams pick up on and rare occurrence. vice-versa.” With the game tied and two *** minutes left in regulation, Peyton While his wife stayed home made a routine save, deflecting with their two younger children, the puck out of harm’s way. Thomas made the trip to Detroit He signaled to the referees to alone for the Big Ten tournament. blow their whistles, as he thought Before the first round matchup the puck hit the netting above the against Michigan, Thomas asked glass, which warrants a stoppage Peyton what he was thinking of play. heading into the game. They didn’t. Princeton picked “And he goes, ‘I think we’re up the puck and put it past Pey- winning,’” Thomas recalled on Linsey Fagan/Collegian ton, who wasn’t set to make the Tuesday. Peyton Jones (31), Kevin Kerr (5), and Derian Hamilton (19) pose with the Big Ten Championship trophy stop. After the 4-1 first round victo- after winning the Big Ten Title in double overtime against Wisconsin at Joe Louis Arena on Saturday, March 18. He immediately charged to the ry, the two went to breakfast the referee to refute the goal. The Nit- next morning around the corner suit up in blue and white. offer Peyton, so long as he gave tany Lions ended up falling 5-4, as from their hotel, and bumped into Jones “It was always Peyton’s dream the coaching staff his word that Penn State was in the middle of a several members of the Minne- FROM Page 1. to one day play hockey at Penn he wanted to become a Husky. five-game winless streak. sota hockey team. Their waiter State,” Nolan said. “The coach gave us some “I’m thinking, ‘Calm down,’” said the players jokingly told him Before Penn State, Peyton *** time alone, and Peyton said, ‘No, Thomas said. “You’re down one to mess with the Jones’ food in played for the Lincoln Stars in the As soon as Penn State joined mom, this is not where I want to goal now, obviously, so if this goal exchange for extra compensa- United States Hockey League. the Division I ranks of college go to school… I am going to play counts and you get a penalty for tion. Due to Nolan’s hectic baseball hockey in 2012, Peyton didn’t hockey at Penn State,’” Regina yelling at the refs, now you’re Then, Thomas posed the same schedule, his family didn’t get to want to play anywhere else but in recalled. putting yourself in a bigger hole. question: What are you thinking watch Peyton play often. Happy Valley. She pleaded her son not to put You’re not going to change it, no heading into the game? When his two younger Guy Gadowsky hadn’t even all of his eggs in one basket, but matter what, and that’s what I Peyton responded, “Dad, siblings, Andrew, 13, and Liana, called Peyton, so he and his mom he was hooked on becoming a told him after the game.” there’s no doubt in my mind we’re 15, aren’t traveling for sports like visited Michigan Tech a year out . Peyton credits longtime Penn winning this tournament.” hockey and field hockey, a mem- of high school — during his first Around 10 months after visiting State sports psychologist Dave ber of the Jones family is usually season with the Lincoln Stars. Michigan Tech, Peyton got the Yukelson for not letting the atmo- To email reporter: [email protected]. in the stands to watch Peyton Michigan Tech was prepared to call. sphere of over 6,000 screaming Follow them on Twitter at #QKOÀVFK Franklin talks spring practices, replacing Godwin and Gaia By Matt Martell THE DAILY COLLEGIAN

James Franklin’s third season with Penn State was one to re- member after the Nittany Lions won 11 games, including the Big FOOTBALL Ten Champion- ship game, and earned a trip to the Rose Bowl. But with spring football prac- tices beginning Wednesday, Franklin isn’t focusing on what happened in 2016. Instead, he’s looking ahead to Penn State’s an- nual Blue-White game, which is scheduled for April 22. Tap Permyao/Collegian And Franklin is expecting Bea- Madison Carter attempts to take a shot on goal against Kristina Dunphey ver Stadium to be full and “rock- (31) of Rutgers during the Big Ten opener game Saturday, March 18. ing” for the Nittany Lions’ next contest, even if it’s only an intra- squad scrimmage. “A lot of people say, ‘Well, why Penn State slams is spring game attendance a big deal?’” Franklin said at his press conference Tuesday. “I think it does make a statement nationally Duquesne, remains that football is important at Penn State.” perfect on the road Receiving praise Tap Permyao/Collegian Winning makes a statement Chris Godwin (12) catches a pass and rushes for a touchdown during By Stephen Clouse goal performance last Saturday to the college football world, one the second half of the game on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN against Lehigh. Carter leads the that would echo louder than an team with 18 goals, while Lazo expected 107,000 fans at an exhi- of the second half, which led to a are returning starters Connor In their first road game of the has registered 17 of her own. bition split-squad game. Nittany Lions touchdown. McGovern and Ryan Bates. season, the Nittany Lions scored “They’ve been great leaders As it stands more than five Charles scored one of Penn McGovern played center in at will, and won in style just as in every game,” Doherty said. months until opening week, Penn State’s most important touch- high school and seems to be they’ve done at “People are keying in on them, State is expected to be one of the downs of the season when he the most experienced at the po- home all year. and it’s great to see that they can nation’s top teams in 2017, thanks caught an 80-yard pass from sition, though he played most WOMEN’S On Wednesday still step up, and we can count on to a number of returning stars Trace McSorley early in the third of last season at guard. Bates LACROSSE night, No. 6 Penn them for big goals.” and a 15th-ranked incoming re- quarter against Minnesota in started last season as a guard State slammed Freshman Maria Auth was able cruiting class. Week Five. The Nittany Lions before switching to tackle to Duquesne, 19-9, and reaching the to set a season- and career-high But the Nittany Lions still need took the game in overtime, their replace injured tackles Andrew 4-0 mark for just the second time with a hat trick and one assist. to fill several vacancies due to first of nine straight wins. Nelson, Brendan Mahon and in the last eight years. After being pulled last game, graduation and the NFL Draft, “Irv is a guy that has got a lot Paris Palmer. “Sometimes, you can develop senior goalkeeper Cat Rainone’s including the spot of Chris God- of ability, as much ability probably “The best way to do that is as more of a unit when you get on performance improved. win, their top receiver from a as any guy that I’ve been around by moving a guy like Connor the road,” coach Missy Doherty “I think Cat did well starting to- year ago. Godwin declared for the in college,” Franklin said. “Irv McGovern in there to center. said. “You’re spending more time day,” Doherty said. “She came up draft following his junior season. has probably matured as much as Bates is a guy that could do together, and you start to build with some key saves, and the de- Experienced targets Saeed anybody in our program from the that, as well,” Franklin said. “I some more chemistry.” fense played well in front of her.” Blacknall and DeAndre Thomp- time that he’s got here.” think we’re looking at this right Penn State surprisingly sur- Rainone stepped up for five kins are two of the favorites to now, for the start of spring ball, rendered a lead for the first time saves against 14 shots on target. replace Godwin, with DaeSean Center stage is having McGovern at center, of the season when the hosting The Nittany Lions will continue Hamilton remaining in the slot. Penn State is returning four of having [Zach] Simpson at cen- Dukes jumped out to a 1-0 advan- their road trip over the weekend, However, Franklin pointed to its five offensive linemen in 2017, ter.” tage one minute in. The short- as they’ll travel to Ithaca, NY for two other receivers –– Juwan the lone departure being center McGovern will run with lived advantage was smothered a battle against familiar foe No. 15 Johnson and Irvin Charles –– Brian Gaia. the first team offense to start over the course of a 5-1 Nittany Cornell. who could be in for a breakout Gaia started his collegiate ca- spring practices with Simpson, Lion offensive spree in the fol- The Big Red, who beat to the year. reer as a defensive tackle before who has never started a col- lowing five minutes. Nittany Lions last year, will be “Juwan is a very mature kid, shifting to offensive line, where legiate game, playing with the The offensive charge again their second ranked opponent very businesslike with his ap- he played all three interior posi- backups. came from net-seeking senior Penn State will face this season. proach,” Franklin said. “Got a lot tions. His first appearance at cen- Franklin also said redshirt Steph Lazo, and sophomore “We want to go into that game of ability. Got a huge frame.” ter in college came last year dur- freshman Michal Menet and Madison Carter, for goalscoring with a lot of energy and focus Johnson caught two passes for ing his final season. true freshman Mike Miranda production. and make sure we’re prepared to 70 yards last season when he was Franklin said deciding who will could also work in at center. Lazo recorded five goals and a win,” Doherty said. used mostly on special teams. 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Non Sequitur by Wiley PAGE 6 | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Kreinz contributing in a new way By Andrew Rubin provided him some perspective. Then injury struck, Kreinz THE DAILY COLLEGIAN “The passing of his teammate only made two appearances and provided him some perspective took 20 faceoffs during the 2016 Now in his redshirt senior that is now being passed onto the season, as he was dealing with a season, Drake Kreinz has seen next generation. A lot of stuff that foot injury. When he hurt his foot his role change throughout his is probably not statistically wor- again, and the Nittany Lions had Penn State career thy, but really helps out the cama- several other faceoff options and WOMEN’S — from being re- raderie, chemistry and develop- a shortage at defensive middie, LACROSSE cruited as on of- ment of our locker room.” it was decided that Kreinz was fensive middie, to Kreinz came in as a freshman going to move back to middie for jumping in at the in 2013 and redshirted after play- his final season. faceoff X and now playing his final ing as an offensive middie in high “At the time, there was only season as a short stick defensive school. He then spent the 2014 one healthy defensive middie, middie. Coach Jeff Tambroni described and 2015 seasons as the Nittany which was Tripp Traynor,” Kreinz him as an “old soul,” someone Lions’ primary faceoff man. said. “We had about three healthy that has had an impact on this In 2014, Kreinz’s redshirt fresh- faceoff guys. So I just looked at Nittany Lions team in ways that man season, he went 140-of-211 at that as an opportunity to run can’t be measured statistically. the X, winning 61.1 percent of the around at practice a little bit more “He has got some years faceoffs he took. and then ended up sticking with on him right now. He has become A year later, as the team strug- it. And then continue to stick with a sounding board for our team gled through a tough 5-9 cam- it, especially as the faceoff guys in a lot of ways, not necessar- paign, Kreinz stayed above 50 do really well. So I just continued Tap Permyao/Collegian ily just the faceoff X,” Tambroni percent and won 129 of the 237 to stay at the defensive end and Drake Kreinz (38) gets challenged by James Farrell (19) of Penn during said. “He has been through faceoffs, finishing the season at To read full story, visit the game at Holuba Hall on Saturday, March 4. it. Last year’s injury certainly 54.4 percent. collegian.psu.edu Freshmen see post-season progression By Sam McQuillan played a couple minutes here THE DAILY COLLEGIAN and there throughout the regular Tournament season, has become a quality con- As the Lady Lions gear up for tributor for the Lady Lions during Averages the third round of the Women’s post season play. She’s averaging National Invitational Tourna- seven points and 18 minutes per Jaida Travscio-Green ment, new faces game in the WNIT. 6 points-game, 33% from three WOMEN’S have been lead- “Siyeh’s been playing really point range BASKETBALL ing the charge. good in practice for a few weeks,” With talented Washington said. “Getting the op- Siyeh Fraizer scorer Lindsey portunity for some extra minutes 7 points-game, 80% from the Spann out for the remainder of in the WNIT has kind have given field the year with a leg injury, coach her more confidence, because Coquese Washington has called now she can see that work paying on freshmen Jaida Travscio- off and it’s showing on game day.” bigger the 3-point specialist has Green and Siyeh Fraizer to step Travascio-Green, who missed continued to knock down big up. the Big Ten tournament with a shots for her team. “I think our young kids have re- high ankle sprain, had already so- While Fraizer and Travascio- ally grown up,” Washington said. lidified her progression as a con- Green’s hard work in practice has “Over the course of the season tributor, starting on Jan. 3 against earned them larger roles in the they’ve gotten a lot more experi- Iowa, recording 16 points in her post season, it’s taken some time ence and they’re playing with a first start. to do so. Both players and coach Cameron Hart/Collegian lot more confidence now.” Her injury hasn’t halted her To read full story, visit Penn State’s Jaida Travascio-Green (31), front. attempts to block a shot Fraizer, who usually only progression — as the stage gets collegian.psu.edu by Minnesota’s Taiye Bello (10), back, on Wednesday, Feb. 8. fill

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