Attention men of Pennsylvania

Good evening. Just got back from buying my ketchup, mayo and vinegar for tomorrow. Now I just have to decide whether to make Thousand Island dressing or throw it at the juniors of the Buzz for Hey Day.

What's that, Wheeling, there's only one of you? You really better hope I go the dressing route.

Anyway, time to listen up, men of Penn.

For mingling with your female counterparts, Smoke's is overrated, Mad4Mex too expensive and MarBar not worth your time.

But I can tell you what is worth your time: women's lacrosse games.

There was an announced crowd of 1,013 for the Lady Laxers last night, and usually I'm the first to challenge that number, but this time it seemed pretty accurate. It was loud and it was crowded.

Crowded with sorority sisters, that is. Aside from the parents and the occasional youth players in lacrosse gear, it seemed like "The Frank" was crawling with everybody from A Chi Omega sisters to the beauties of I Felta Thi.

And Rich Kahn, who was in top form as always. Good to hear that voice again.

On the field, it was a great night. A couple of nervous moments at the end, as Princeton stepped it up and a few calls went the Tigers' way. But for a team that hasn't really had many close calls this year, they came up big on defense and in goal when they had to.

And it was a game that could be the start of an incredible two weeks for the Penn programs with softball, baseball and both tennis teams in first place.