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When Penn volleyball returns to the Palestra this fall, Carmina Raquel will be one of the most important pieces in the team’s run at an Ivy title.
Even though Volleyball hasn't played since November 2019, the team is excited to welcome 4 new recruits next fall.
Senior setter Kacie Burton was disappointed by the fall semester's cancelation, but she's hopeful the spring has organized athletics to offer.
Although the fate of the Penn volleyball season is still uncertain, it'll be the first season under coach Meredith Schamun whenever it does start.
Rising sophomore outside hitter Autumn Leak
Top row (from left to right): Anthony Russo, Autumn Leak, Ryan Cragun. Middle row (from left to right): Sizzy Lawton, Kai Lammers, Elita Van Staden. Bottom row (from left to right): Laquan McKever, Peyton Raun, Ariana Gardizy.
Penn's women volleyball program was cut short due to "vulgar and offensive" locker room photos and alleged mistreatment.
Penn volleyball will not play the final two games of its 2019 schedule after it was announced Wednesday that the team's season was cut short.
Freshman outside hitter Autumn Leak
Senior Caroline Raquel saw her Palestra career end on a high note as Penn volleyball swept its weekend series versus Harvard and Dartmouth.
Currently, Vaughan is an executive in residence for Oak HC/FT, a venture growth equity fund investing in financial technology and health care information and services.
Vaughan said he spent the majority of his senior year at Wharton developing a company rather than finding a job in consulting or investment banking.
Penn volleyball closes out the home portion of its schedule this weekend when it hosts Dartmouth and Harvard at the Palestra.
Junior outside hitter Parker Jones, who is also a DP staffer, led Penn volleyball with a combined 20 kills in two games this weekend.