Shawnee State men's golf at Alice Lloyd Invitational -- Monday, Sept. 8-Tuesday, Sept. 9
 

The men's golf program at Shawnee State begins play Monday and Tuesday with action at the Alice Lloyd Fall Invitational Monday, which will be held at Stonecrest Golf Course in Prestonsburg, Ky.

Shawnee State will be bringing an 'A' and 'B' team to the event for a total of 10 golfers in all.

The lineups are as follows:

Shawnee State 'A':
Trey Cracraft, Jr., Maysville, Ky./Mason County High School
Ross Ferrell, Sr., Tipp City, Ohio/Newton HS
Hunter Freeman, Fr., Ironton, Ohio/Ironton HS
Logan Hughes, Sr., Flemingsburg, Ky./Fleming County HS
Max Kearns, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller HS

Shawnee State 'B':
Kyle Salamon, Jr., Medina, Ohio/Medina HS
Tanner Stevenson, Gr., Wheelersburg, Ohio/Wheelersburg HS
Owen Mault, Fr., Wheelersburg, Ohio/South Webster HS
Breestin Schweickart, Fr., Seaman, Ohio/North Adams HS
Jason Price, Jr., East Point, Ky./Paintsville HS/Alice Lloyd College

Shawnee State women's soccer vs. Cincinnati-Clermont (Monday, Sept. 8, 7 p.m., Shawnee Turf); SSU women's soccer at Michigan-Dearborn and Rochester Christian (Thursday, Sept. 11 and Saturday, Sept. 13)
 

Having been in each of their four contests this season, the Shawnee State women's soccer program (1-3) will look to finish the job this coming weekend in a trio of matches that will be critical to establishing momentum prior to the Bears entering conference play in the final weekend of September.

Shawnee State enjoyed an excellent effort at Shawnee Turf in a 5-0 win over Union (Ky.), one in which Haynna Addy scored two goals in the opening eight minutes of competition. Annie Coriell, Anna Sas and Lucie Ashkettle each added in goals of their own in the victory. Addy added in another goal for the week in the Bears' scant 2-1 setback to Georgetown (Ky.) Saturday afternoon.

Addy, who leads the team with three goals this season, has 18 career goals while Ashkettle, who has 11 career goals, and Coriell, who has eight, have two goals each themselves in 2025.

Cincinnati-Clermont sits 1-3 on the year after scoring a 2-1 victory over Indiana-Columbus Wednesday evening, while Michigan-Dearborn is 0-4 and Rochester Christian 2-1.

Monday's contest will be shown at https://www.youtube.com/@ssubearsathletics.

Shawnee State men's soccer (3-1-1) vs. Cincinnati-Clermont (3-1) (Friday, Sept. 12, 6 p.m., Shawnee Turf)
 

Playing Cincinnati-Clermont in their own nonconference matchup against the Cougars, the Shawnee State men's soccer program will look to continue its early season momentum in a contest that will be played Friday, Sept. 12 at 6 p.m. at Shawnee Turf.

Seven different players have already scored a goal for Shawnee State in the Bears' first five matches of the season, including Marco Riva, Alfie Maynard, Nikos Pontikis, Belo Bitencourt, Theo Trindade, Esau Chavez and Alex Kennedy. Riva, Bitencourt and Shawnee State sophomore goalkeeper Toby Forsythe have already claimed River States Conference Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week honors for the Bears -- with Forsythe's 21 saves and a stout 1.01 GAA heading up a fantastic defensive output on the SSU backline.

Cincinnati-Clermont is led by former Shawnee State men's soccer alums Avery Patton (head coach) and Seph Webster (assistant coach).

Friday's contest will be shown at https://www.youtube.com/@ssubearsathletics.
 

Shawnee State volleyball (9-4) vs. Kentucky Christian, Pikeville (Saturday, Sept. 13, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., Ron Arnett Court, Grayson, Ky.)
 

Looking to match its best start through 15 matches since 2021, the Shawnee State volleyball program has an excellent opportunity to do just that Saturday when the Bears face off against Kentucky Christian and Pikeville.

With five players over 60 kills now -- including Whytney Faulkner (85), Katelynn Boerger (77), Reagan Lewis (70), Camille Hall (67), Natalie Reida (63) and Bree Hicks (60), the Bears have a diversified offensive attack, while Reagan Lewis (243 assists), Makaela Lovely (151 assists) and Cally Carpenter (50 assists) have each seen time as setters. Megan Steele, Ava Jenkins and Brooke Bossert lead the back row with 224, 119 and 100 digs respectively.

Camille McIntosh (57 kills) has played the best volleyball of her sophomore season lately while Hallie Oyer and Nuria Calvo have also seen time on the front row. True freshman defensive specialist Joey Neal and 6-2 middle Jayden Luette round out the Shawnee State volleyball roster.