Five Quakers earn Five Quakers earn Ivy W. Soccer honors Senior forward Andrea Callaghan, the Red and Blue's all-time leading scorer, made first team All-Ivy, as did this year's leading scorer, junior midfielder Kelli Toland. Junior defender Ashley Kjar, who led the Quakers in minutes played this season, was named to the All-Ivy second team. Two more Quakers -- co-captain Deane Kocivar-Norbury and forward Jill Callaghan -- received honorable mention for their stellar senior seasons. Penn finished 13-4-1 to earn its first-ever NCAA berth this season. The Quakers' 6-1 Ivy League record was the best in school history, just one year after they posted a 1-5-1 record in the Ancient Eight. Conspicuously missing from the ranks of the honored was freshman goalie Katherine Hunt, who posted 10 shutouts and an 0.70 goals against average in the regular season. That was lower than first team All-Ivy goalie Kristin Luckenbill's mark. The Dartmouth keeper allowed goals at a 0.73 clip. -- Jesse Spector Sprint Football plays finale at Princeton The Penn sprint football team travels to Princeton tonight for its season finale. The Quakers (4-1, 2-1 Collegiate Sprint Football League) defeated the Tigers (1-4, 0-3) 28-0 at Franklin Field on October 8 in a game which did not count towards the CSFL standings. If the Quakers are victorious tonight and Navy can take care of Army, Penn will tie for the CSFL championship with both military academies. Tonight's game will be the final collegiate tilt for Penn senior running back Tim Ortman, who has been named CSFL Player of the Week three times this season. Ortman won last year's CSFL Player of the Year honors when he rushed for 1,108 yards in six games. Last week, when the Quakers defeated Navy 37-14 at Franklin Field, Ortman carried the CSFL's leading offense, rushing for a league record 363 yards. That showing earned another weekly accolade for the perennial CSFL honoree. Penn coach Bill Wagner called Ortman's display the best offensive performance that he has seen in his 30 years of coaching. -- J.S.
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