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New York Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson stood at the podium in Colloquium Hall in Huntsman Hall and began his lecture like many others, detailing his journey to ‘the show’.
It was the type of balanced attack coaches dream about, though it didn’t necessarily start that way.
After dropping two straight to start the season, the stars are suddenly aligned for the Penn women’s basketball.
A few times a year the echoes awaken.
Penn football has spoiled its fans the past few years.
For Penn field hockey, it’s simple, really.
As if preparing for a shot at an Ivy League title wasn’t enough motivation, Sunny Stirewalt also had bragging rights on the line with three former high school teammates playing for Villanova, including cousin Kristen Mericle.
As if preparing for a shot at an Ivy League title wasn’t enough motivation, Sunny Stirewalt also had bragging rights on the line with three former high school teammates playing for Villanova, including cousin Kristen Mericle.
In many ways, Penn field hockey has reversed its luck from last season.
Before the season, Penn field hockey coach Colleen Fink and her team set out a list of goals. One of them was to win double-digit games, a feat the team has yet to accomplish since she arrived at Penn in 2010.
In a dozen attempts over the past century, Penn had yet to beat Villanova.
You only get one chance at a first impression.
In one week, things will really get exciting for Penn field hockey.
Sophomore Elizabeth Hitti has always loved hockey, but it hasn’t always been the kind played on turf.
2012 was no fluke.
Without Julie Tahan, Penn field hockey’s remarkably rapid turnaround over the past few years simply never would have happened.
Two years ago, Alex Iqbal was the freshman taking the Ivy League by storm. She started all 17 games for the Red and Blue in her inaugural campaign, tallying five goals and two assists, worthy of second-team All-Ivy status and the Gail Lipstein Award for outstanding freshman.
Penn women’s field hockey head coach Colleen Fink preaches the importance of “the process.”
John Yurkow has only been head coach of the varsity baseball team for a few weeks, but that hasn’t stopped him from already snagging a Connecticut recruit with some impressive baseball bloodlines: Bradley Wilpon.