LANCASTER, Pa. -- At the christening of the brand new Shadek Stadium, Franklin & Marshall sent the Homecoming crowd home with a dominating win over the Dickinson Red Devils 56-0. With the win, the Diplomats retain control of the Conestoga Wagon Trophy for the second straight year and improved their record to 6-1 overall, 5-1 in Centennial Conference (CC) play. The loss dropped Dickinson to 2-5, 2-4 CC.
Many thanks to everyone who helped with the collaborative process to make this site a reality including: Brad Weltmer, Mickey Blymier, Colin Poindexter, Steve Ulrich, Mark Natalie, Akhil Bery, Kate Ziegelstein, Zander Levit, Brady Roberts, Stephanie Brooks, Moira Thompson, Krissy Montville, Rosie Blair, Lila Epstein, Chris Karlesky, and Paul Zamorano.
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ANVILLE, Pa. -- Franklin & Marshall escaped with thrilling a 42-37 victory over Lebanon Valley in a back-and-forth affair Thursday evening to open the 2015 football season. The Diplomats improved to 1-0 while the Dutchmen dropped to 0-1.
LANCASTER, Pa. – Franklin & Marshall suffered a heart-breaking 11-8 setback to No. 5 Lynchburg in men's lacrosse action Wednesday afternoon at Tylus Field. The Diplomats dropped to 6-7 while the Hornets improved to 12-2.
LANCASTER, Pa. – No. 3 Franklin & Marshall cruised to 15-3 victory over Swarthmore in Centennial Conference (CC) women's lacrosse action Saturday afternoon at Tylus Field. The Diplomats improved to 12-1, 5-0 CC while the Garnet fell to 7-5, 2-3 CC.
LANCASTER, Pa. – Franklin & Marshall used an eight-goal second quarter to erase a 5-4 deficit and downed Kenyon 15-8 in men's lacrosse action Wednesday evening. The Diplomats picked up their first win of the season and improved to 1-1 while the Lords dropped to 2-1.
BALTIMORE – No. 14 Dickinson defeated No. 25 Franklin & Marshall 82-68 in a Centennial Conference (CC) Men's Basketball Semifinal matchup Friday evening. The Red Devils improved to 21-5 and face the winner of Johns Hopkins and Gettysburg in tomorrow's championship game while the Diplomats dropped to 20-6.
LANCASTER, Pa. – Three goals in a span of five minutes to open the second half put the finishing touches on a dominant 6-1 victory for the No. 6 Franklin & Marshall field hockey team against Johns Hopkins on Wednesday evening in Centennial Conference (CC) play.
The Winters Award -- named for the F&M alumnus whose World War II leadership was documented in Stephen Ambrose's 1992 book "Band of Brothers" and subsequent HBO miniseries -- was presented to Bryan Stabbe '13. In his four years at F&M, Stabbe has served as president of Ware College House Parliament and held leadership roles in a variety of campus organizations, including Phi Kappa Psi and Club Council.
“I miss every season as soon as it’s over,” Stabbe said. “At the end of every football season I wish it was the start of football season and at the end of every basketball season I wish it was the start of basketball season. It is hard to get timing down and emotionally I always miss it.
“Bryan spoke with poise, and caught the spirit of being an engaged citizen within the House,” Eigen says. “He was able to articulate, more than I could, the balance between having a House identity and a College identity. A year before, he was sitting where they were sitting. He articulated what it means to be a member of the House.”
CARLISLE, Pa. – John Kaschak pounded out 129 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 24 carries to lead Franklin & Marshall to a 35-26 win at Dickinson Friday night. The Diplomats (2-1, 1-1 CC) departed Carlisle with the Conestoga Wagon Trophy for the first time since 2003.
