Unfinished Business

At Central Penn College, we have unfinished business this baseball season.

The Knights made it to post-season play in 2022, including their first Eastern States Athletic Conference (ESAC) Championship game, only to come up short in a heartbreaking loss to Bucks County Community College.

With a larger roster (40 athletes) and a larger schedule (over 38 scheduled games), the Knights are eager to finish what they started with their incredible 7-3 run at the second half of the 2021-2022 season.

You can watch our incredible athletes play by finding an upcoming home or away game here http://givebutter.com/central-penn-college

Support the Knights

Did you know that fans, alumni, families, and friends of Central Penn College have an opportunity to support our team before they even take the field?

CPC athletic programs put up impressive efforts against the toughest opponents - some of those opponents have programs with 10x the budget of our own. We are a small college, but we are mighty. Now you have the opportunity to make us mightier.

Small but generous gifts can fuel change in programs. Let’s start by supporting our current players by providing the practice and warm up gear that shows we have pride in them. The $3,300 we raise in this campaign is going 100% to player gear. And they will be theirs to keep.

At a place where OPPORTUNITY IS ON DECK, you can help us put up some runs on the board for our players right now. Give generously and more than once to this important campaign.

Our vision for the Central Penn College Education Foundation is a best-in-class charitable organization for improving student lives through scholarships and educational support providing the tools necessary to achieve their educational goals.

The Education Foundation will achieve distinction through strong partnerships, ambitious goals, a committed Board of Trustees, a highly involved College community, and increased public awareness.

TEAM HISTORY

The Central Penn Knights are starting their eighth season of baseball and are once again led by Head Coach Robert Stern. The Knights made it to post-season play last year including their first Eastern States Athletic Conference Championship game, only to come up short in a heartbreaking loss to Bucks County Community College.

With a larger roster (40 athletes) and a larger schedule (over 38 scheduled games), the Knights are eager to finish what they started with their incredible 7-3 run at the second half of the 2021-2022 season.

Under Coach Stern's leadership for the past five seasons, the Knights are 53–52. He has more than 30 years of coaching experience. A graduate of Harrisburg High School, he served as the junior varsity head coach and assisted the varsity team at his alma mater from 1988 to 2002.Central Penn College plays in division 2 of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association. Along with baseball, the Knights also compete in women’s basketball, soccer and volleyball and men’s basketball and soccer. To stay updated on Knights baseball and all Central Penn College sports, visit: www.centralpennknights.com.The Senators offices are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily during the offseason. The 2022 home opener is Tuesday, April 12, against the Portland Sea Dogs. For information about Sensylvania Club Season Memberships, please call the Senators at 717-231-4444 or visit the Senators online at www.senatorsbaseball.com. You can find the Senators on Facebook at facebook.com/senatorsbaseball or @hbgsenators on Twitter.

COMPELLING FACTS ON COLLEGE EXPENSES

The majority of Central Penn College students require financial aid to complete their program of study
The average Central Penn student and family borrow more than 50 percent of the cost of education in order to attend
Some students’ funding is exhausted due to caps and limits on on state and federal financial aid available for undergraduates.

CPC Baseball 2023: Unfinished Business

By CPC Education Foundation

CPC Baseball 2023: Unfinished Business

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