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Armed for two twin billings
After a busy opening schedule with eight games in 11 days, the Penn baseball team is ready to restore order to its season this weekend.
Florida sun shines light on early flaws
Spending spring break in the Sunshine State has inspired Penn baseball coach John Cole to look on the bright side of his team’s season-opening road trip.
Penn baseball opens spring in Winter Park
If the Penn baseball team needs time to shake off some winter cobwebs, it will certainly get the chance to do so over spring break.
From the mat to the frat
Many Greek athletes at Penn are forced to make tradeoffs on a daily basis as they try to balance the heavy workloads that academic, athletic and Greek life bring.
The ball’s in Cornell’s court
Penn landed the first blow, but the title is on the line for the Big Red in Ithaca, N.Y., when they get a shot to avenge their upset to the Quakers.
Brown bags the rematch
The Bears withstood a late Penn rally to escape the Palestra with an 80-73 win Friday night. And unlike the last time the two teams met, there was no disputing who came out on top.
Quakers and Bulldogs and Bears, oh my!
Penn will be looking to break out of the middle of the Ivy pack in its first conference rematches.
Air Monckton
For Dan Monckton, dunking a basketball is somewhat of a guilty pleasure. But while his slams used to be his only calling card, Penn fans have been hearing Monckton’s name more and more recently.
Ranked and spanked: No. 22 Cornell upset by Penn
Cornell was expected to blow out the Quakers, but it was clear from the get-go that Penn would hang with the Big Red on this night.
Ivy rivals freeze Penn at Palestra
The Dartmouth and Harvard women’s basketball teams each piled it on early and often, cruising to 51-37 and 66-40 victories, respectively.