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With their regular season coming to a close, here are four of the top crucial plays from the Penn men's lacrosse team so far. The Quakers have played eight games that have been decided by two goals or less and have had three overtime games.
On a rainy, cold, mid-week contest at Penn Park, Penn men's lacrosse gutted out a gritty 13-12 victory in overtime against the Saint Joseph’s Hawks (11-3), courtesy of junior midfielder James Shipley's game-winning bounce shot that found the back of the net. This marked the Red and Blue's sixth one-goal game this season, and they have gone 4-2 in those matchups.
Although he won a collegiate national championship at another school, Penn men’s lacrosse senior goalkeeper Patrick Burkinshaw has become a staple piece for the Red and Blue.
Senior long jumper Victoria Agyin is our DP Sports Player of the Week after a stellar showing for the Quakers during the Big 5 meet on Saturday.
Senior epee Emon Daroian played a crucial role at the NCAA Championships this past weekend, with Penn fencing finishing eighth. The Encino, Calif. native finished in third place in the men’s epee, earning him first team All-American honors for the second time in his career.
Junior catcher Sarah Schneider of Penn softball played a crucial role in the team's mid-week matchups against Delaware State and its weekend series against Columbia. At the plate, she went 8-for-16, scoring six runs, notching five RBIs, and hitting three home runs across five games.
Senior Dylan Gergar played a crucial part in Penn men’s lacrosse's 14-13 overtime win on Saturday against No. 7 Duke. Gergar has been on a tear in the first two games of the season, contributing 10 goals. Additionally, the Ivy League named him the Player of the Week for the first time in his career.
Penn women’s basketball is on the outside looking in.
The Movement keeps on moving up.
Normally, DP Sports Player of the Week goes to just one athlete. But when two players on the same team both don't lose, you can't really justify putting one above the other.
Penn wrestling prides itself on being gritty, and they proved just that as they showed out with results at the Palestra this weekend.
Sophomore guard Jordan Dingle played a crucial role in the Quakers' 76-68 win over the weekend against the Yale Bulldogs. Over the course of this entire season, Dingle has continued to grow into his crucial role for the Red and Blue on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.
715 days.
The streak continues, but not all streaks are good ones. Penn women’s basketball lost a close Big 5 match to Saint Joseph’s, 83-70, after being down by as many as 13 late in the third quarter. For the Quakers (4-6, Big 5 0-3), this was their fifth straight loss and brings their chances of winning a Big 5 title this season close to zero. The Hawks (3-6, 1-1), on the other hand, extended their win streak to two and earned their second win against an Ivy League program this season after beating Yale in their previous game. The game started with Hawk graduate student guard Katie Jetok receiving the opening tip back from freshman forward Laila Fair after beating Penn’s sophomore foward Jordan Obi. Early in the game, the Red and Blue had many great defensive stops and blocks that kept the game scoreless for almost two minutes. The Hawks found the first basket off of a layup by freshman guard Mackenzie Smith. They were able to extend their lead to as many as five, before a three-pointer by senior guard Nikola Kovacikova cut the lead to 5-3.
Slow and steady might win the race, but it doesn’t win basketball games.
Down but never out.
With Penn basketball back in action after a year of inactivity, we take a look at the teams around the Big 5 and the chances for the Penn basketball to take home another Big 5 title. Four out of the five teams begin Big 5 play on Wednesday, Dec. 1.
So close, but not enough.
As the 2021-22 NFL season continues on to its 11th week, let’s look at some Penn alumni and their work in the league.
The drought is over.