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When I came into my freshman year in 2013, Penn football was supposed to coast to its fourth Ivy title in five years. I was inaugurated into Franklin Field with a win over Lafayette that made that dream seem like a possibility.
A week in to the year, it’s time to say definitively who is good and who is not. What has impressed you most so far from Penn Athletics?
Two games into the 2016 season, Penn men’s soccer is undefeated. It’s also winless. For the first time in program history, the Quakers have begun their slate of games with a pair of draws — a 2-2 effort against American on Friday, followed by a 1-1 affair at Seton Hall on Monday.
Penn field hockey coach Colleen Fink is looking to position her program among the nation’s elite. In the team’s opening slate of games, they’ll have the opportunity to do just that.
Coming off of winning a share of the Ivy title in 2015, Penn football was predicted to finish second in the Ancient Eight preseason media poll this year, trailing only Harvard.
When Penn women’s basketball coach Mike McLaughlin had to hire a new assistant coach, he didn’t have to look far.
It was a battle for a spot in the Final Four — and for in-state bragging rights. And Penn women's lacrosse was on the wrong end of the final outcome.
The year may be over for Penn baseball, but the hardware keeps rolling in.
The journey continues for Penn women's lacrosse.
TOWSON, Md. — It's Nina Corcoran's world, and we're all just living in it.
After 20 years at the helm of Penn Athletics, Steve Bilsky stepped down as the athletic director at his alma mater in 2013. Be it as a star basketball player or administrator, there weren’t many people left who remembered life at Penn without Bilsky. Whoever was to replace Bilsky, they would to have to deal with a heavy legacy.
Fresh of an Ivy title-winning campaign in 2015-16, Penn women's basketball is going to have to reshape its staff for next season.
They just ran out of time. After launching a furious second-half comeback, Penn women’s lacrosse fell just short of an Ivy League Tournament title on Sunday.
Penn men’s lacrosse came in as the underdogs, and they almost pulled off the upset. Taking on second-seeded Yale as the No. 3 seed in the Ivy League Tournament, the Quakers fell in their first-round matchup with the Bulldogs, 7-6, on Friday.
Just days after Penn football alum Ryan O'Malley signed a contract with the Oakland Raiders, one of Oakland's former players announced his decision to come to University City.
At the 122nd Penn Relays this weekend, Penn track and field felt right at home.Competing Thursday-Saturday as hosts of the largest annual track and field meet in the United States, the Quakers held their own against elite competition. But there was one relay that stood out from all the others.
The state of Penn Athletics is strong — and it’s getting stronger every day.
As Penn baseball coach John Yurkow was faced with the prospect of life without former co-Ivy League Player of the Year Austin Bossart following the 2015 season, he didn’t have to look all that far from home.
Penn softball came alive this week. With their first-ever four-game sweep of Cornell, the Quakers extended their winning streak to six games after dropping three of four to Princeton last weekend.
After dropping three of four to Princeton this past weekend, Penn baseball needed a win. They got it.