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Sarah Neukrug Junior College (Penn Arts and Crafts Club): "I was really discontented with Penn and how everything is so exclusive, so I decided to start my own club and Arts and Crafts Club is what I came up with."
Penn field hockey's star, junior attack Alexa Hoover, showed her abilities not just as a goalscorer, but a playmaker last weekend against Lehigh, generating a crafty assist to teammate Gina Guccione.
Senior striker Alec Neumann may have played almost every minute of last season, but a small nagging injury prevented him from reaching full fitness. This season, his renewed health should make a big difference in getting the Quakers' offense firing on all cylinders again.
Penn men's soccer is trying to move beyond a troublesome 2015. One example of such progress is junior fullback Sam Wancowicz — who spent half of last season injured, but scored a screamer on Friday night against American University to open the Quakers' scoring for the season.
Junior middle blocker Kendall Covington (right) was one of eight potential captains as the Penn volleyball coaches started looking for the captains. Eventually she and junior Sydney Morton emerged as the leaders.
Junior libero Emmy Friedler will help lead Penn volleyball as they make the transition from preseason to tournament play in Houston.
Sophomore outside hitter Courtney Quinn believes a tough, dense preseason schedule will help Penn Volleyball prepare for its Ivy campaign.
Senior captain Elise Tilton is looking forward to playing tough opposition this weekend, as it helps the team's RPI rating.
Sophomore Sofia Palacios did not start in any of the 11 games she played in last year, but the forward has impressed so far in preseason.
After only seeing action in one game her freshman year, junior Liz Mata starred in goal in all of the Red and Blue's 16 games last season.
After her record-breaking season, junior Alexa Hoover became the Quakers' first All-American in 12 years.