Volleyball loses to Allegheny on senior day

On Saturday, Nov 1, Waynesburg volleyball suffered a President’s Athletic Conference defeat to the visiting Allegheny Gators, 3-0.   After losing the first two sets 18-25 and 12-25, they forced overtime in set three, before eventually dropping 28-30, completing the sweep for Allegheny.  Waynesburg celebrated their seniors in what was their final home game of their college careers. Emily Stutzman, Macee Cree, Riley Ruffley, and … Continue reading

Football takes down Bethany 48-28

The Waynesburg Yellow Jackets beat their second longest tenured rival, the Bethany Bison, 48-28 on Saturday. “I’m super proud of the team and how they were able to bounce back”, head coach Cornelius Coleman said. “Our coaches are doing a great job at making sure our players are ready and the players are executing.” Senior quarterback Tommy Burke III made his first start for the Yellow Jackets since week … Continue reading

Esports clinches playoff spots in three different games

Waynesburg University Esports has clinched a playoff spot in three different games spanning four different conferences.  Valorant clinched a playoff berth in the National Esports Collegiate Conference on Monday after defeating Robert Morris University, 2-0. This is the first time since the fall 2024 semester season that Valorant has moved onto the playoffs in early … Continue reading

Football hoping for turnaround against struggling Bethany Bison team

The Waynesburg University Yellow Jackets fell to 2-4 in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference after the loss to the Washington & Jefferson College Presidents. The loss was Waynesburg’s fourth straight after beginning PAC play 2-0. The combined point totals in those losses were 133-45. The Yellow Jackets’ next opportunity comes this weekend when they travel to … Continue reading

Football shut out by W&J

The Waynesburg Yellow Jackets lost 56-0 on Saturday against the Washington & Jefferson Presidents. The loss marks the Yellow Jackets’ fourth straight loss, falling to 2-6 overall and 2-4 in Presidents’ Athletic Conference play.  “We have to get better,” head coach Cornelius Coleman said. “I have to get better as a coach, and we must … Continue reading