Penn women's tennis aiming for double the wins this weekend
Is two always better than one?
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Is two always better than one?
Statistics mean nothing on the court — at least that’s what the Quakers hope to prove this weekend.
For women’s tennis coach Sanela Kunovac, a game isn’t solely about the result, but also about the level of play.
“Our biggest thing is to be ourselves,” senior captain Tim Schwalje said.
As one of the most successful seasons in Penn women’s squash history nears its close, all eyes in the sport have fallen on the Quakers.
On paper, it appears as if the Penn women’s squash team has a typical Ivy weekend coming up on the docket.
Environmental awareness is everywhere — even in sports.
Look up ‘versatile’ in the dictionary and you will find a picture of Colleen Fehm.
After six weeks away from match action, Penn women’s squash suddenly found itself up against the very best of competition this weekend.
An old adage says practice makes perfect, but for the men’s and women’s squash teams, practice is also an opportunity to earn a spot on the ladder.
The Penn women’s squash team swept Williams College with a 9-0 shutout for its fourth consecutive win of the season.
Penn’s squash teams returned from their first season competition with mixed results. Both the men’s and women’s teams traveled to Washington, D.C., this past weekend for a doubleheader competition against Bates College and George Washington University.
The Penn men’s soccer team suffered yet another Ivy defeat Saturday, falling to Princeton, 3-0, in the Quakers’ last away game of the season.
The Penn men’s and women’s tennis teams will compete at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) Regional Championship this weekend.
The Penn crew team will compete in the historic Navy Day Regatta this weekend to celebrate the 237th birthday of the United States Navy.