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Penn baseball out as Big Red silence bats
The Penn baseball team fell short against division leader Cornell. Dropping three of four, the Quakers (16-20, 7-9 Ivy) are officially done.
Penn softball set for pivotal series against Cornell
For the first time in five years, the Penn softball team will face Cornell without graduated star pitcher Elizabeth Dalrymple. This time, the Quakers will feature the ace.
Offense propels Penn to series win over Tigers
Penn (23-14, 8-4 Ivy) showed it could back up stellar pitching with dominant offense, as the Quakers took three of four on the road, outscoring Princeton, 20-6.
Baseball putting it all together for ’Nova
After all these highlights and lowlights, Tuesday’s 3 p.m. meeting with Villanova is the last chance for the Quakers to bring all aspects together at once before the Ivy season.
Penn basketball great Caramanico to be enshrined in Penn Hall of Fame
The woman who made the miraculous 2000-01 Ivy title season possible will have her spot solidified amongst Penn’s athletic greats this May.
Penn women's track and field begins outdoor season
The Quakers head to North Carolina for the Wake Forest Invitational this weekend for the meet that marks the beginning of the outdoor season.
After 1-4 start, Softball rebounds to win seven of final eight games on spring trip
After going down early and often in their first five games, the Quakers went on a six-game winning streak, which included a win over Sacred Heart, a team that had qualified for last year’s NCAA tournament.
Penn Athletics recruits without splurging
Penn allocated just over $690,000 to help lure athletes to University City. The only Ancient Eight school that spent less was Brown.
Men's fencing wins US Collegiate Weapons Squad Champs
This year, only the men repeated their success, securing the number one spot, while the women came in fourth out of the 18 competing teams.
Connell defies odds by committing to Penn
“Watch me get in.” This mantra has propelled the women’s basketball team’s newest recruit, Rayne Connell, to come to Penn.
Brette Trost | Penn’s youth will benefit in future
Four individuals have been pivotal to the success of Penn’s women’s basketball this year. And they’re all freshmen.
Penn track coach Robin Martin hires two former Quakers
Interim head coach Robin Martin has announced that Penn track alumni Samantha Crook and Tuan Wreh will be joining the staff as full-time assistant coaches.
W. Hoops loses to Villanova extending streak
The Quakers dropped their fifth straight as star guard Alyssa Baron goes scoreless for the first time in her collegiate career.
Running the race on the big stage
Quaker track record-holder is set to run on highest level at NCAA Championships.
Associate Director Heads to Oberlin
Associate Director of Athletics Development William Roth will be leaving Penn to become the Director of Athletics at Oberlin College.
Penn Relays expands borders in U.S. and Caribbean
A look at international participation in the Penn Relays.
Penn-Princeton hits a new level
As Penn and Princeton battle for sole possession of first place atop the Lou Gehrig Division, the Quakers have one thing Princeton doesn’t: senior ace Paul Cusick.
Penn error-ing on the side of caution
Cutting down on errors will be key for the Penn baseball team Tuesday afternoon.
Penn fights uphill battle to series win
This weekend, Penn (8-9) was able to overcome its trend of early struggles, winning two of three against Lafayette.
No relief for Quakers in 14-3 drubbing
Tuesday at Skip Wilson Field, the Penn bullpen imploded and the Quakers fell to Temple, 14-3.
