Lock Haven begins Spring practice @jwhite6_ @LHU_Football

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Tristan Klinefelter | April 1, 2022

Wide Receiver Kaden Bittinger lines up Wednesday at Lock Havens Spring Practice.

The Lock Haven University Bald Eagles are back in action at Hubert Jack Stadium as Spring ball has kicked off. Wednesday marked the second day of practices for new head coach Dan Mulrooney. 

The Bald Eagles look to bounce back from a disappointing 1-10 season last year in which they averaged only 13 points per game while letting up 44 per game. However, with a new head coach and other new assistant coaches the Bald Eagles are looking to build. 

“The build is exciting, the process of building to me is exciting. Ultimately in a system like this when you know the build is gonna be really drastic that’s super exciting. To be able to set the culture they want, set your culture and what you expect, the standard of what you expect, and watch it keep building, It’s why you do it. I can’t sleep at night because I can’t wait to see, It’s not a matter of if, It’s a matter of when this program kicks off. At the end of the day you need to build it every single day and it takes a lot of energy and time but I believe I’m the right man for the job.” said coach Mulrooney.  

Returning for the Bald Eagles this season is Senior wide receiver, Justin White. White appeared in all 11 games last season for the Bald Eagles. This Spring White is looking to grow and have fun.

“The biggest thing I’m taking away from this Spring is the opportunity to grow as a player. Not only physically but mentally and being able to process things at a faster pace. And to just have fun, this is my last year. I’m ready to have fun with my teammates and enjoy being with my teammates.

The Bald Eagles will have 12 more Spring practices before concluding with their Spring game on May 1st at 11 a.m.

Click the link below for a video feature of Lock Havens Spring practice:

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