Penn women's basketball uses hot shooting to cruise past Columbia, 79-56
Although it may not have been in the forecast, it was raining threes at the Palestra on Friday evening.
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Although it may not have been in the forecast, it was raining threes at the Palestra on Friday evening.
On to the next one.
After being sparked by an 18-3 run in the second quarter, Penn women's basketball defeated Dartmouth, 60-44, on Friday night. On the second night of the road back-to-back, the Red and Blue managed to come back from a 10-point third quarter deficit against Harvard but ultimately fell to the Crimson in double overtime, 80-72, ending their undefeated run in the Ivy League.
It was neck-and-neck, but the Quakers fell in the final stretch.
Nobody saw this coming.
With the help of a double-digit halftime lead, Penn women’s basketball was able to hang on to defeat a visiting Yale team, 54-48, on the second night of a back-to-back. It was certainly a little too close for comfort, but the Quakers showed their winning, even-keeled character while withstanding the Bulldogs’ second-half rally. Here’s what we learned from the Red and Blue’s victory.
It wasn’t easy, but once again, the Quakers got the job done.
Once again, the Quakers could not be stopped.
Time to protect the Palestra.
Penn basketball had a busy weekend in New York against Cornell and Columbia, with the women’s team winning both games and the men splitting their pair of matchups. Here are some winners and losers from the two days of contests.
NEW YORK — It wasn't smooth sailing, but when it mattered most, the Red and Blue got the job done.
ITHACA N.Y. — Eleah Parker was just too much for Cornell to handle.
The Quakers were aggressive and effective all night on the defensive end; it was only a matter of time before the offense followed suit.
On Wednesday at the Palestra, the Red and Blue will face the Cherry and White.
PRINCETON N.J. — Ivy basketball is back, and this time Penn versus Princeton was a lot closer.
The best offense is a good defense.
Make no mistake, this game was over in the first 10 minutes.
The Quakers hoped to celebrate their holiday weekend in style, but their plans were spoiled at the very last moment.
In its second home game of the season, Penn women’s basketball got out to an early lead and never looked back, ultimately beating NJIT 85-42. Simply put, the Highlanders were no match for the Red and Blue on Saturday afternoon. But even though the Quakers didn’t face the greatest competition in this one, there are still some takeaways from the win.
Penn's women's basketball was more than hungry for a win this weekend as the Quakers gobbled up the competition in its last game before Thanksgiving break.