Lycoming Football - Lycoming announces spectator policy for 2021-22

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – The Lycoming College Department of Athletics looks forward to welcoming spectators to our home athletic events during the fall 2021 semester. The College has published the following spectator protocols so that spectators from both home and visiting teams can understand what to expect when athletic events on campus.

 

Lycoming College remains committed to keeping the College community healthy while mitigating the spread of COVID-19. The following health and safety protocols were endorsed by the Lycoming College COVID Response & Advisory Group.

 

INDOOR VENUES:

The College’s policies for universal masking will apply to spectators at athletic events held in indoor venues:

•                     Spectators are required to put on a mask/face covering upon entering Lamade.

•                     Spectators at indoor venues are required to wear a mask/face coverings except when drinking or eating.

 

OUTDOOR VENUES:

The NCAA Sports Science Institute has documented that there is a low risk of transmission in outdoor settings, except when physical distancing cannot be maintained, especially when others are yelling or singing.

Lycoming Football - Warriors fifth in MAC preseason coaches’ poll

(L-R) SO QB Noah Vogeler (Coopersburg, PA, Southern Lehigh High School), FY QB Will Fish (Stroudsburg, PA, Stroudsburg High School) and SO QB Hunter Shearer (Montoursville, PA, Montoursville Area High School) prepare for the Franklin and Marshall scrimmage. (A John Green Photo)

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – With a senior-laden team that includes five fifth-year returners, the Lycoming College football team was predicted to finish fifth in the Middle Atlantic Conference preseason coaches’ poll, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Thursday, Aug. 26.

Lycoming Football - Warriors held their own against Franklin & Marshall in annual scrimmage

Senior RB Jacob Fimbres (La Habra, CA, Sonora High School) looks ready to go at running back. Jacob has fought injuries over the years but keeps coming back to the sport he loves. - A John Green Photo

Williamsport, PA - In 92 degree heat, the Lycoming Warriors battled for 30 minutes against Franklin & Marshall in their annual scrimmage. It is hard to make any assumptions in a scrimmage, but Lycoming gave up a field goal in and scored a touchdown in their "Overtime" drill. Then, Lycoming's first string offense and defense played two quarters of scoreless football.

Lycoming Football - It Was Good To Get Back On The Sideline

Head Coach Mike Clark giving instructions before some pad action against Ithaca, NY (John Green Photo)

I was lucky enough to visit David Person and Lycoming Football's preseason practice. Little did I know that the team was scrimmaging Ithaca College. I had my camera. I use scrimmages to get used to my camera settings and other issues like how far to zoom on certain shots. I love capturing some pre-pads headshots since you can't see who is really in there.

 Enjoying the great weather before scrimmage (John Green Photo)

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Getting mentally prepared for what is to come. (John Green Photo)

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Lycoming Football - Warrior D holds strong in 30-7 win at Misericordia

Junior Jacob Fimbres rushed 10 times for 73 yards to lead the Warrior ground game at Misericordia.
(Photo Courtesy of Lycoming Sports Information)

DALLAS, Pa. – Junior Marshall Charles (Inglewood, Calif./Verbum Dei) and senior Andre Jackson Jr. (Paterson, N.J./Hawthorne) scored defensive touchdowns to pace the Lycoming College football team, which used that momentum to post a 30-7 win over Misericordia University in a spring game on Friday night, April 30, at Mangelsdorf Field.

The Warrior defense held Misericordia to just 135 total yards, including a paltry 14 in 26 opportunities on the ground and senior Matt Galasso (Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic) paced the defensive line with three sacks.