SPORTS UPDATES NEW Home for Athletics

MILLERSVILLE ATHLETICS has a new home. In January, the department moved into Lehigh Hall, previously known as Gilbert Hall. The former dormitory underwent major renovations to convert it into office spaces, and the result was a significant success. Lehigh Hall is now a showcase facility for recruiting and a home for the studentathletes to meet, study and watch films of games. One wing of the first floor was converted into the Morgan Academic Center with multiple computer labs, quiet spaces and group study rooms. Walls on each of the three floors were demolished to create film study and meeting rooms where more than a dozen student-athletes can meet with coaches at once. All coaches received new offices and branded furniture. Millersville University IT also provided smart TVs in each office, study space and conference room. There was an emphasis on the building’s branding. Among the features are banners throughout the hallways commemorating every PSAC Championship team in Millersville’s history. 

DEVIN FLANNERY Becomes a TWO-TIME All-American

Wrestler DEVIN FLANNERY joined elite company at Millersville when he finished fifth in the 133-pound weight class at the NCAA Division II Championships. Flannery defeated West Liberty’s Vincent Scollo 4-1 in the fifth-place match to become the sixth wrestler in program history and just the second at the Division II level to earn two top-eight finishes at the NCAA Championships. His performance concluded one of the great individual seasons by a Marauder, as he spent a month at No. 1 in his weight class in the NWCA rankings. He posted a 32-6 record, tying for the 10th most wins while tallying the sixth-best winning percentage in a season. BRANDON CONNOR , wrestling at 165 pounds, joined Flannery at the NCAA Championships, becoming a two-time national qualifier. Flannery, Connor and CRAIG COOK (149) were named All-PSAC. Connor and Cook were among seven Marauders to earn NWCA Scholar All-America status. Millersville wrestling also climbed as high as No. 8 in the NWCA team rankings, which stands as the highest Division II ranking in program history. 