Sprint Football
Penn sprint football’s 43-year-old tradition
In the midst of his 43rd season as head coach of the Penn sprint football team, Bill Wagner has his squad performing as strong as ever.Sprint football survives after late-game heroics
Holding on after a 20-yard Kai Peng field goal with just over a minute to play, the Quakers defeated Mansfield, 16-13, at Franklin Field on Friday night
After roller-coaster start to season, Penn sprint football looks for growth
After following up a heartbreaking 42-34 six-overtime loss to Cornell with an exhilarating 24-20 win over Franklin Pierce on a 73-yard touchdown with nine seconds to play, the Quakers (1-1) have the world of Penn Athletics abuzz.BRIEF | Penn sprint football pulls out first win of year in final seconds
Pushed to victory by a 73-yard touchdown catch by senior Whit Shaw with only nine seconds left in the game, the Red and Blue defeated Franklin Pierce, 24-20.
Sprint football alumni shut out Quakers in annual game
Playing against former teammates in the annual Alumni Game, the sprint football team was dealt a 20-0 shutout loss.
Sprint football falls in offensive slugfest
Though Penn was not able to get the win it needed, the Quakers and Army put on an offensive display in their 58-44 duel, exchanging punch for punch over 60 minutes.Sprint football quarterback Todd Busler bowls through Mansfield
Quakers quarterback Todd Busler manhandled the Mountaineers’ defense, throwing two touchdowns on 269 yards and running for three more in the blowout win.
Sprint football's freshman running back duo
Two running backs with limited experience isn’t the ideal arsenal for most running games, but the strong relationship between the freshman duo has allowed them to make an instant impact.