Wednesday night's women's and men's basketball games at La Roche College in Pittsburgh have been moved to Thursday due to the weather. The game times will remain at 6:00 PM for the women and 8:00 PM for the men. Stay tuned for further updates.

ALTOONA, Pa. - Penn State Altoona senior guard Zach Spitz (Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township) is fourth in all of NCAA Division III men's basketball in assists, averaging 7.2 per game according to the newest stat rankings released by the NCAA.

Ithaca College's Sean Rossi is the assists leader, averaging 7.9 assists per game.

Spitz is also high in the assist-turnover ratio category, ranked 22nd with 2.61 assists to every turnover.

ALTOONA, Pa. - After finding themselves down by nine at halftime, the Penn State Altoona men's basketball team turned the tables on visiting Pitt-Bradford in the second half, outscoring the Panthers 39-27 in the period to claim a 61-58 win in the Adler Gym on Sunday afternoon.

Kirk Peters (Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township) scored nine points to push himself past the 1,000 point mark for his career. Peters needed three points entering the game.

Zach Spitz (Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township) led all players with 19 points for the Lions, while dishing out eight assists and getting six rebounds.

Lorenzo Carter (Philadelphia, PA/Swenson) and Justin Gasbarre (Bethel Park, PA/Bethel Park) each scored 10 points for Penn State Altoona.

Tied at 14 with 8:26 left in the first half, Pitt-Bradford outscored Penn State Altoona 17-8 the rest of the period to take a 31-22 lead at halftime.

But the Lions narrowed their deficit to one early in the second half on Carter's fastbreak dunk. Spitz tied the game at 35-35 on his jumper at 14:43.

After back and forth basketball continued for much of the half, the Panthers found themselves ahead again 54-53 at the 2:48 mark on Mike Ridge's layup.

But Gasbarre struck back with a three-pointer to put Penn State Altoona back on top at 56-54.

After both teams exchanged free throws, an Alex VanDeusen layup for Pitt-Bradford narrowed the score to 59-58 with 19 seconds to play.

But Jay D Adamsky (McMurray, PA/Peters Township) sank a pair of foul shots to put the Lions up 61-58, and the defense held a last-second three-point attempt by Pitt-Bradford to seal the win.

ALTOONA, Pa. - Ahead 50-38 with 9:42 remaining, it looked as if the Penn State Altoona men's basketball team's lead would stand up the rest of the way. But Pitt-Greensburg saved its best basketball for the end, rallying on offense and playing shutdown defense to overcome the deficit and beat the Lions 61-56 in the Adler Gym on Wednesday.

Lorenzo Carter (Philadelphia, PA/Swenson) led Penn State Altoona with 17 points and added five steals. Eric Gaetano (Montoursville, PA/Loyalsock Township) scored 15 points.

Kirk Peters (Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township) finished three points shy of 1,000 points for his career, scoring 12 points while grabbing 13 rebounds.

With a narrow 22-20 lead at  the 5:59 mark of the first half, the Lions finished the half strong -- helped by a pair of Carter three-pointers -- to take a 33-24 halftime advantage over Pitt-Greensburg.

The Lions picked up where they left off in the second half, getting a three-pointer from Gaetano and a Carter layup to help them increase their lead to 42-28 at 16:43.

But after Gaetano scored on a layup at 10:29, Penn State Altoona went cold on offense, going over ten minutes without a field goal.

Meanwhile, the Pitt-Greensburg offense began to click. Down by 12 with 9:42 left in the game, the Bobcats reeled off a 19-1 run to go up 57-51 with 30 seconds remaining.

The Lions finally got a field goal at the 20 second mark when Gaetano hit a three-pointer to narrow the score to 57-54.

But Pitt-Greensburg made four of their final five free throws to help clinch a 61-56 comeback win over Penn State Altoona.