🦁 The Official Daily Newsletter For Penn State Athletics

Good morning, Nittany Lions! Melih Tunca has been named to the FIBA U20 EuroBasket All-Tournament Team!

What else are we serving up in today’s Brew?

👟 Running away with it
📱 ROAR+ coming soon
🦁 And much, much more!

 📈 STOCK UP

🔺 Running Away With It. Penn State track and field’s Florence Caron has been named a First Team Academic All-American!

Caron is one of just 15 Division I women’s track and field/cross country student-athletes nationwide to earn first-team Academic All-America honors. She is now a two-time Academic All-American after earning second-team plaudits as a junior.

👟 READ MORE: Florence Caron Named First-Team Academic All-American

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We’re looking back on this year’s Top Performances in Performance of the Year brought to you by Thompson Creek Window Company! For the next 12 weeks, you’ll decide who wins the Performance of the Year by voting for your favorite performance in our 16 best performances bracket!

Last week, Penn State football’s Tyler Warren was voted onto the next round over Penn State fencing’s Mohamed Yasseen in the Week 6 head-to-head matchup.

WEEK 7:

• Penn State women’s hockey’s Katie DeSa: DeSa collected 44 saves in a pair of shutout wins against Robert Morris in November, her second and third shutouts of the season at that time.

• Penn State men’s lacrosse’s Reid Gills: Gills was outstanding in the Nittany Lions’ 13-11 win over Colgate in the NCAA First Round, winning 21-of-28 faceoff attempts against the Raiders.

🔺 Power Back. We have 39 days until Penn State football is back on the field for its season opener at home against Nevada on August 30!

Curtis Enis, who wore No. 39 for the Nittany Lions from 1995-97, was a dominant running back for Penn State. Enis rushed for 3,256 yards and 36 touchdowns as a Nittany Lion, earning All-American honors and a fifth place finish in Heisman Trophy voting after the 1997 season.

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