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Quakers finish indoor track season with championship meets
The men finished the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America Championships tied for 33rd place among 52 teams, while the women finished 16th among 52 teams at ECACs.
Indoor season ends with different opinions on same story
At Heps, the Penn men finished seventh out of eight teams with 33 points, while the women placed sixth with 48 points.
Hoping for solid finish at Heps
The indoor track season comes to a boil this weekend as the men’s and women’s track and field teams will travel to Hanover, N.H., to compete in the Indoor Heptagonal Championships.
Med prof. aids Olympians
The only member of the Penn community actively participating in the Winter Olympics, Dr. Gary Dorshimer is responsible for attending to any NHL-affiliated athletes at the Games.
Quakers track and field keeping pace
With 15 events officially in the books, the Penn women currently sit in fifth place out of nine competing teams, while with 16 events scored, the Penn men are fifth out of eleven teams.
New platform for Penn diving
Under new leadership, the divers have helped carry their teams to numerous wins, including an impressive performance against West Chester.
New tricks may foil Penn’s try for six
Ivy season may be over, but the Penn women’s swimming team still has a few more nonconference obstacles to face before League championships begin.
Seniors save their best for last
Crushing both Yale (170-130) and Dartmouth (249-51) in their last Ivy dual meet of the season, the Quakers (4-3, 4-3 Ivy) finished Ivy competition with a winning record in the league, something the team has not accomplished since the 2002-2003 season.
Quakers ice Bears in frigid Florida but fall short at home
On the team’s annual training trip last Tuesday, the Quakers took on Ivy opponent Brown at Florida International University’s outdoor pool,.
Aiming to tame the Lions
Women’s swimming is riding high after dethroning Kenyon at the Nike Invitational for the first time in program history.