This past week Penn State Golf Course hosted the 2024 PIAA Golf State Championships. With an amazing turnout and lovely weather, the three-day tournament, taking place from October 21 - 23, was a success! Teams from all over the state traveled to Happy Valley to compete in the State Championships. Here are the results:

If you’re a student or a recent graduate looking to dive into the dynamic world of sports and entertainment, look no further than the Happy Valley Sports & Entertainment Alliance (HVSEA). Interning at HVSEA is more than just a steppingstone in your career; it’s an immersive experience that blends professional development, networking opportunities, and personal growth.

USA Field Hockey National Indoor Tournament Qualifier (NITQ) will make its return to Nittany Valley Sports Centre this January. 

John A. Hughes, globally experienced wrestling coach, is proud to announce the launch of the America’s Wrestling Cup, a wrestling tournament taking place in Centre County. 

For the fourth time ever, the NCAA has put most of its championship up for bid with Penn State earning the honor to host four different events between 2027-2028.

The annual Centre Film Festival is returning to Happy Valley for its sixth year in a row. The festival will take place through a seven-day period starting November 11 until November 17. The annual festival allows filmmakers the chance to see their movie on the big screen. With screenings from local filmmakers across PA, the festival presents itself as a great learning opportunity for all involved.

When new owners took over Tussey Mountain in Boalsburg two years ago, they knew there was much work to be done to improve a lodge and other buildings that haven’t seen many updates since the ski and recreation area opened in the 1960s.

The Nittany Lions welcomed alumni, students and faculty on Sunday to the dedication of the Char Morett-Curtiss Field. Named after longtime head coach and former Nittany Lion Char Morett-Curtiss, the field was one of many additions to the growing atmosphere of Penn State sports.

According to the Happy Valley Sports and Entertainment Alliance, “In the aggregate, sports events and associated activity generate an annual economic impact of $417 million within Centre County, supporting 4,315 jobs with $133 million in employee compensation. Impacts of this economic activity within Pennsylvania are $467 million.” 

The USCAA and PIAA are headed to Happy Valley and are looking for volunteer help. With the USCAA tournament running from October 13 to 15 and the PIAA tournament from October 21 to 23 the Penn State Golf Course is going to be busy with many volunteer opportunities!