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After having lost its last two contests and three of its last four, Penn men’s lacrosse looks to be back on the right track after an 11-8 victory this weekend against Harvard.
After dropping to 4-3 overall and 1-2 in Ivy League play following last weekend’s overtime loss to Yale, Penn men’s lacrosse looked to bounce back with a return home to face Brown, but fell short yet again, this time by a 12-10 margin.
Penn men’s lacrosse has cemented itself in the Division I national top 10, but a near-perennial thorn in the side of the Quakers loomed large this Saturday in the form of Yale University. The Elis had taken eight of the last 10 matchups between the two Ivy League foes, and on Saturday afternoon, they continued on that trend, beating the Red and Blue in overtime, 12-11, with a game-winning goal by Yale (5-2, 2-1 Ivy) freshman midfielder Chris Lyons.
The shots were falling for Penn women's basketball on Saturday, as the team used four double-digit scoring performances to cruise past Harvard. It was one of the Quakers' best offensive outputs of the season, with the 87 points marking the most they've scored against a Division I opponent this year.
Former Penn football standout Justin Watson has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs, ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported today. Selected in the fifth round of the 2018 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the wide receiver has accrued two touchdowns and 258 receiving yards on 23 receptions in his three-year career. He has also handled return duties for the Bucs, as well as racking up several tackles over the years on special teams coverage.
Coming off losses in Sheerr Pool against Ivy League rival Yale, and with only two meets remaining until the Ivy League Championships in February, Penn men’s and women’s swimming looked to right their respective ships in Cambridge, Mass. this weekend. A formidable opponent stood in the way, however, in the form of the one-loss Harvard men’s team and the undefeated Harvard women’s team.
Penn women’s basketball picked right up where they left off after a nearly-two-year hiatus.
It seems that Penn men’s basketball may have left a piece of itself in Tallahassee, Fla. this Wednesday.
The 2021 fall seasons came to their respective ends this past weekend for Penn men’s and women’s tennis.
Trap games are defined as “typically found sandwiched in between two massive games or near games that are massive for some teams on the schedule, trap games can really trip up a team’s season. They’re typically games that you would expect the better team on paper to win, but they end up getting upset in a game they shouldn’t have lost.”
After a rough stretch of games, all it takes is stringing together a couple of wins to create a whole new atmosphere.
Those of you who have been paying attention to Penn football this season know that the Quakers have a two-headed monster in the backfield. Graduate student Isaiah Malcome may be designated as the starter, but senior Trey Flowers has provided sparks for the Quaker offense whenever he gets his hands on the ball.
Sometimes all it takes is a familiar foe to get back on track.
Some things just never change.
It was a rough one on offense for Penn men’s soccer Monday night against Rutgers University across the border in New Jersey.
Killing bison is illegal without a permit in the United States, but that didn't stop Penn football against Bucknell.
Football is, above all, a game of awareness. Players need to read the field ahead of them, make quick decisions, and communicate with their coaches and teammates to form a well-oiled machine and move the ball down the gridiron.
The Penn men’s and women’s cross country squads kicked off their respective seasons at the Lehigh Invitational at the home of the Mountain Hawks in Bethlehem, Pa. this weekend, each putting on strong showings to start the year.
“They say there’s no trophy for winning the Big 5. They must not be from Philadelphia.”
Penn baseball has called a number of parks home over its multiple centuries of play. We take a look every stadium where a Quaker batsman has stepped up to the plate from the home dugout.