Ten student-athletes took home Ivy League titles for the Red and Blue.

With the 2025-26 academic year officially in the books, The Daily Pennsylvanian’s Sports department is revisiting the athletes and moments that defined Penn sports across the fall, winter, and spring seasons.

The heavyweight team saw its best Ivy League finish in 25 years.

The former Caltech guard averaged 23.6 points per game in his freshman season.

The Penn men’s tennis players became the first doubles pairing to make the NCAA Final Four in program history.

From an Ivy League tournament upset to a return to March Madness, McCaffery has led Penn men’s basketball to new heights.

Socarras’ performance at NCAA Indoor Nationals earned him a first-team All-America nod in the 800-meter run. 

The standout wide receiver garnered national attention with his 103.3 average receiving yards per game. 

Few have had years as successful as Hafez’ senior season on Penn men’s squash.

Power tied former Harvard guard Harmoni Turner’s record for single-game scoring in an Ivy Madness game.

The Quakers’ season ends with a disappointing two games in New Haven, Conn.

He becomes the second former top-100 recruit to commit to Penn under coach Fran McCaffery.

Meet the best men’s athletes graduating in the Class of 2026.

Meet the best women’s athletes graduating in the Class of 2026.

Hockey at Penn started in the late 19th century with a team that played other schools on the Schuylkill River during the winter freeze. 

When the senior breaststroke specialist first came to Penn, he wasn’t even sure if he had a spot on the team.

Freshman pitcher Ben Moulin had career night in the third game of the series to lead the Quakers to first in Ivy League standings.