Megan Soisson
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Seniors pursuing NFL dreams
Three seniors have been invited to participate in NFL camps this past week.
Brennan, Leitner shine brightly against Brown on Senior Day
At Franklin Field on Senior Day, Penn took care of business with a commanding 15-6 win over Brown. But it wasn’t until after the game that the Quakers (7-5, 5-1 Ivy) truly celebrated.
Copeland named 2012 Penn Football captain
But when it came down to voting for the captain of the 2012 squad, only one player stood out: defensive end Brandon Copeland.
Seniors try to impress scouts at pro day
Four Penn football seniors showed off their skills Wednesday afternoon at Penn’s NFL pro day at Franklin Field.
McHugh adds to his legacy
Brendan McHugh swam for Penn for the last time on Saturday and finished his career with a bang, setting new Penn records and personal bests in the 100 and 200 breaststrokes.
Penn swimmer Brendan McHugh competing in the meet of his life
Beginning Thursday, senior Brendan McHugh will compete in the NCAA men’s swimming championships in Seattle, Wash.
For Penn's Rosen, it's a different mentality
Rosen is a unique player. Listed at 6-foot-1, 170 pounds, it’s easy to knock his athleticism. But somehow, that doesn’t matter. For Rosen, it’s all about his mentality.
Megan Soisson | A glimpse into Penn’s future
Without seniors Mike Howlett and Tyler Bernardini, who have sat out injured the last two games, Penn’s underclassmen were forced into the spotlight.
M. Lax defeats No. 8 North Carolina, loses to No. 12 Villanova
After notching its first win of the season, a 10-6 victory over then No. 8 North Carolina, Penn men’s lacrosse let Villanova slip away in an 8-7 loss Saturday at Franklin Field.
Keys to spring break games for women's lacrosse
Penn’s women’s lacrosse team will have a busy spring break. Over eight days, they face No. 2 North Carolina, Rutgers, and Harvard.
Megan Soisson | For now, Linsanity continues
It’s about time we caught Jeremy Lin fever. We put it off as long as we could, but the man is impossible to ignore.
Megan Soisson | A plea for Tyler Bernardini
Here’s a message for Tyler Bernardini: When you step off that bus in Hanover, N.H., Friday afternoon, do so without the intent to play against Dartmouth.
Penn Athletics upgrades digital presence
Penn’s ticketing and digital products are joining the 21st century. This week, Penn Athletics and its content provider, NeuLion, announced a multi-year contract extension, which will include a bevy of new services.
Penn men's basketball faces Harvard at the Palestra
The last time a nationally ranked Ivy League basketball team walked into the Palestra, it walked out with a loss. Now Penn faces the same situation against No. 25 Harvard.
Megan Soisson | NCAA hopes alive and well
Even with one loss, they could still have it all.
Penn falls flat to Yale in final minutes
The Quakers opened the game with impressive ball movement from inside-out, which allowed them to overcome the early deficit. Yale and Penn traded leads throughout the first period — the margin was never greater than four points — and they went into the locker room tied at 29.
The Daily Pennsylvanian | Sorry we’re not sorry
It means, rather, that this year, the Tigers are going down. Penn is poised to widen the 122-102 all-time lead, and it starts tonight at the Palestra.
Men's Basketball at the midway point
After finishing a tough non-conference schedule, Penn will begin the Ivy portion of their season.
Bernardini heats up, but Quakers fall to UCLA
The senior dished out 29 points on 8-for-12 shooting from three-point land, but it wasn’t enough for the Quakers against UCLA in Anaheim.
Penn men's basketball bucks the Broncs in overtime
Behind a 27-point burst from Miles Cartwright, the Quakers took down Rider, 78-72, in their second-consecutive overtime game.
