Daily Archives: March 26, 2025

PSC Men’s Baseball continues to battle and compete midway through the season

At the halfway mark of the season, Pensacola State baseball remains in the fight, currently standing at 4-4 in conference play. With a young roster facing tough competition early on, Head Coach Bryan Lewallyn describes the season as one of resilience and perseverance. “We hit the restart button after some challenges early in the season,” said Lewallyn. “As any season goes, adversity sets in. We got decimated with injuries right as we started to peak, which forced several key players to the sidelines.”

An eye-opening year for PSC Women’s Basketball

Eye-opening. Fun. Exciting. Those are the words Head Coach Penny Belford uses to describe this season for a young but determined PSC Women’s Basketball team. With only three returning players – Katiya Casey, Jaida McDonald (both All-Conference First Team) and Audreonia Benson (All-Conference Second Team) – the team went through tremendous growth while navigating the challenges of playing at the collegiate level.

PSC Registration now open for Summer and Fall 2025

Hey, Pirates – it’s time to register for summer and fall courses! Why register so soon? You have more opportunities to get the courses with days and times you really want or need before classes fill up! Enrollment at PSC is on a “first come, first served” basis, so there’s no need to wait!

PSC Men’s Basketball: a season of triumph and growth

The Pensacola State men’s basketball team wrapped up an unforgettable season on March 23, falling 83-75 to Trinidad State in the first round of the NJCAA National Championship tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas. Entering as the no. 10 seed, the Pirates fought hard but ultimately fell short in their bid for a national title.

Staff Spotlight: Coach Pete Peña

For nearly five decades, Coach Pete Peña has been a pillar of Pensacola State College’s athletic program, but his connection to PSC runs even deeper.  Originally from New York, Peña found his true home in Pensacola when former men’s basketball coach Chip Boes brought him on as an assistant coach nearly 47 years ago.