Sprint Football can't upend Navy
The sprint football team scored a touchdown as time expired in the first half to take a 7-6 lead, but from there it was all downhill against Navy.
The defending champion Midshipmen for 20 third-quarter points en route to a 26-7 victory in Annapolis, Md.
It was not a good day for quarterbacks. Navy's D.J. Green's stats weren't too gaudy, as he went 8-for-18 with an interception. Penn's Michael D'Angelo was 15-for-30 with two interceptions and one touchdown, while backup Todd Busler was 0-for-3, with another.
But D'Angelo did lead the Quakers downfield for some last-second heroics before the break. Penn got the ball on its 35 with 1:16 remaining, and on second-and-one, D'Angelo hit Michael Stack for a 20-yard gain. Two plays later, the pair connected again, this time for 44 yards and a trip into the endzone.
- David Gurian-Peck
Freshmen win Head of Schuylkill regatta
Penn rowers competed in two regattas this weekend: the Princeton Chase and the Head of the Schuylkill in Philadelphia.
The freshman 4 won the Head of the Schuylkill with a time of 15:05.51, and the 8 boat took 13th place of a 30-team field.
In Princeton, the Penn men raced two varsity 8 boats that finished 11th and 23rd out of 40 boats.
The lightweight squad also competed in Princeton, with their boats finishing 19th, 24th and 27th in a field of 30.
The varsity women brought three boats to Princeton, and finished 18th, 33rd and 41st out of 43 boats. The freshman women finished ninth and 12th out of 16 teams.
- Hannah Gerstenblatt
W. Golf closes out fall season at Lehigh
The women's golf team traveled to Lehigh to take part in the Kelly Gutshall Invite, finishing fourth out of seven teams with a 685. Harvard carded a 636 to take home the tournament crown with a 15-stroke lead.
Boston College's Eunice Yim finished first in the individual competition with a seven-over 153. The Quakers' top scorer was Lisette Vitter, who finished sixth with a 161.
- H.G.
