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After three years away from the sidelines, former Penn men’s basketball coach Fran Dunphy is returning to the Big 5, taking the head coaching position at La Salle University.
After spending four years with Penn men’s basketball, senior guard Jelani Williams announced his commitment to Howard University on Tuesday, where he plans to utilize his remaining two years of eligibility.
NEW YORK— Even after giving up a six-run lead in the bottom of the seventh that handed the win to Columbia, Penn baseball head coach John Yurkow seemed confident in his team’s ability to bounce back the following day.
While Penn didn’t make it to March Madness this year, the Red and Blue will still be involved when the Big Dance comes to Philadelphia this weekend.
While March Madness has been holding much of the country’s attention around college sports, many schools on the tournament brackets also dominated the psych sheets for the NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
ATLANTA – Penn women's swimming has three Quakers competing at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships at Georgia Tech, including star senior Lia Thomas, who is transgender.
Concluding a tumultuous season of media attention and broken records, transgender Penn women's swimmer Lia Thomas is set to compete at the NCAA National Championships in Atlanta beginning today.
While we were away for spring break, spring sports stayed busy from Philadelphia to the West Coast. Catch up with the Quakers as winter sports charge towards final gasps for glory at NCAA Championships and spring sports show hints of what the coming season has in store.
Penn Athletics Director Alanna Shanahan announced that the University would begin construction on a new state-of-the-art center for track and field at the Penn Board of Trustees meeting on March 4.
BOSTON, Mass. — This loss will be a tough one to shake.
Under 24 hours from now in Cambridge, Penn men’s basketball will begin its most important stretch of the season. The Quakers face off on Saturday against Yale in the semifinals of the Ivy Tournament, and if they beat the Bulldogs, they’ll face either Cornell or (more likely) Princeton on Sunday for a spot in March Madness next week.
When associate head coach Nat Graham woke up Saturday morning to a call from head coach Steve Donahue, alerting of his absence for the evening due to COVID-19 protocols, piloting the Quakers against Ivy League leaders Princeton had not at all been in Graham's plans for Penn men's basketball's Senior Night.
After remaining personally absent from public media since an interview with SwimSwam in December, Penn women’s swimmer Lia Thomas spoke with Sports Illustrated in an exclusive cover story about her experience as a transgender athlete competing in Division I swimming.
Don’t hit the panic button just yet. Dingle should be back next week.
This past Sunday, when all the pressure of the National Collegiate Squash Championships seemed to weigh heaviest on one of the youngest players in its lineup, Penn men's squash demonstrated its strongest team bond from behind the glass of Court 3 at the Penn Squash Center. And in spite of the freshman's toughly battled but heartbreaking defeat that would occur before them, the Quakers proved that even a loss in the final of perhaps the most anticipated competition of the season would not threaten their team unity.
Seemingly unfazed by the prior night's disappointment of defeat, Penn women’s basketball buried Brown at the Palestra under a crescendo of scoring rhythm to win 67-53, as junior guard Kayla Padilla yielded the stage for her teammates to mark career-highs and top scores.
Penn women's swimming improved to third place at the Women's Ivy League Swimming & Diving Championships, the effort aided by a win from swimmer Lia Thomas in the 200-yard freestyle.
No. 1 vs. No. 2. What more could you ask for?
The last time Penn men's squash claimed the Ivy League title outright was in 1969. But this past weekend, in his fifth year of leading the program, Penn alumnus and coach Gilly Lane led the team to claim the highest conference honor of winning the title outright, for only the second time in program history.
ITHACA, N.Y. - There’s a lot to love about this Quaker team. The best thing, possibly? It clearly loves playing against teams in its own conference.