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Softball looks for bright start to transition season
The Quakers will finally get the chance to take the field when they travel to Kissimmee, Fla., to play ten games from March 7-12 as part of the Rebel Spring Games.
Men's and Women's Fencing take second and third, respectively, at Ivy champs
The men tied for second place and the women clinched third on Sunday at the Ivy Fencing Championship in Hutchinson Gymnasium.
Senior night: prime time to right the ship
Final home weekend gives struggling Penn squad last chance for home Ivy win
Quakers still searching for first Ivy win
The Quakers fell to Brown 54-42 Friday in Providence, and then followed with a 70-38 loss at Yale on Saturday night — their widest margin of defeat in Ivy play this season.
Freshman fencer takes fifth at Junior Olympics
Prochniak competed in the sabre division, battling a field of 157 competitors. His fifth-place finish secured him a spot on the 2010 U.S. Junior Fencing National Team, which will participate in the 2010 World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Penn women's basketball in Empire State of mind
Coach Mike McLaughlin will look for leadership from his seniors when W. Hoops heads to Cornell and Columbia tonight and Saturday, respectively. Both games will tip off at 7 p.m.
Two tall tasks await Quakers
Coming off a difficult weekend in which they lost to both Yale and Brown things will only get tougher as they face Harvard and Dartmouth.
DeVore still searching for the perfect fit
Men’s tennis coach Nik DeVore’s lineup, which includes five freshman and a talented sophomore transfer, is one puzzle that needs solving.
Bears, Bulldogs prevail over Penn
Strong effort wasn’t enough for the women’s basketball team in its first Ivy weekend, as it lost 58-51 to Yale and 61-47 to Brown.
Penn still searching for shooting touch
Despite Penn junior's Jerin Smith's career-high 16 points, Penn was doomed by poor shooting and fell 55-31 Saturday afternoon at Temple.