Shippensburg University Athletics

2018 Red Raider Pride Award
 
2018 (R-Junior): Played in all 11 games as a wide receiver in his third season on the field…finished with 13 receptions, 124 receiving yards and two touchdowns…caught a 29-yard touchdown against Kutztown and a 22-yard touchdown at West Chester…recorded a season-best three receptions against Bloomsburg, Kutztown and Lock Haven…totaled a season-high 45 receiving yards against Kutztown…had at least one reception in six games...received the Red Raider Pride award at the team’s postseason awards banquet.
 
2017 (R-Sophomore): Appeared in all 12 games during his second season, making 11 starts at wide receiver…finished the season ranked among the Top 20 players in the PSAC in receiving yards (511)…ranked second on the team with 43 receptions, 511 receiving yards and six receiving touchdowns, all of which are new single-season career bests…hauled in at least one reception in 11 games, including eight games with multiple receptions…set new single-game bests with eight receptions at East Stroudsburg, 93 receiving yards at American International, and two receiving touchdowns versus Lock Haven…scored touchdowns against American International, Gannon, Lock Haven, Millersville and Seton Hill…tallied five games with 50 or more receiving yards…returned one kickoff.
 
2016 (R-Freshman): Played in all 11 games at wide receiver during his debut season on the field…made starts against Gannon and Bloomsburg…ranked sixth on the team with 178 receiving yards…finished as one of seven players with 10 or more receptions…caught a 44-yard touchdown against Clarion and a 17-yard touchdown against Cheyney…recorded at least one reception in seven games…established single-game bests of three receptions against Gannon and 56 receiving yards against American International…achieved a season and career-long reception of 51 yards at American International.
 
2015 (Freshman): Redshirt season.
 
Western Wayne High School: Was a multiple-year varsity starter for the Wildcats under head coach Donnie McDonough…named to the Pennsylvania Football Writers’ All-State ‘AA’ First Team as a senior wide receiver…recognized as the 2014 Northeast PA Football Division 2 Offensive Player of the Year…named a Lackawanna Football Conference Division II All Star on offense and defense…also earned All-Region honors…was an integral contributor to a team that hosted its first home playoff game since 1987, finishing his senior season (his first full-time as a wide receiver) with 57 catches, 1,008 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns...rushed for 334 yards and five touchdowns on the ground…accounted for 307 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns in his team's Eastern Conference Class AA semifinal game…became his school’s second-ever All-State player…also played baseball and competed in track & field.
 
About Haines: Full name is Kyle Isaac Haines…is the son of Nancy Haines…majoring in marketing…has a brother, Rob, and a sister, Olivia.