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Over the weekend, both Penn men’s and women’s golf both competed in the Ivy Championships. Going up against stiff competition, the men’s team placed fifth while the women’s team finished third. On the women’s side, the Quakers won the team Ivy Championship in 2023 but were unable to repeat the same success this year.
Philadelphia is home to many iconic professional sports venues: Citizens Bank Park, Lincoln Financial Field, and the Wells Fargo Center, to list a few. But what many people may not know is that Penn has played an integral role in contributing to the city’s storied sports history.
Spring has finally arrived in Philadelphia, bringing with it warm weather, hot bats, and a whole lot of scoring. Despite windy conditions, both Cornell and Penn baseball could not be cooled off as they lit up the scoreboard over the weekend.
Although records are meant to be broken in sports, some streaks are better left untouched. This could not be truer for Penn baseball, who suffered its first regular season series sweep since February of last year.
In a battle of undefeated teams, it was inevitable that one squad’s perfect record would perish. Unfortunately for Penn women’s lacrosse, its pristine slate is no more.
Over the weekend, Penn men's and women's track and field competed at the NCAA Division I Indoor Championships at The Track at New Balance in Boston. Penn brought seven athletes to the event, which comprised half of the entire Ivy League’s cohort.
Playing in its home city of Philadelphia, Penn men’s squash team could not be better defined by the city’s sports motto — trust the process. After a grueling week of matches, the team can finally celebrate as the process is now complete.
In law, double jeopardy disallows an individual to be tried for the same crime twice. In the same breath, double trouble refers to Penn’s lacrosse goalies, who each denied opposing teams opportunities to score at the net.
Although losing an important match can sting for a long time, luckily, a new season can bring a fresh start and a new opportunity.
As the 2024 season rolls right around the corner, expectations are high for this talented Penn baseball roster.
Just keep winning, just keep winning, just keep winning.
In the scientific world, Newton’s second law of motion defines force as mass times acceleration. In the cinema world, Star Wars defines force as the power of the Jedi. In the squash world, force is defined as Penn men’s squash.
There is often a saying in sports that in order to be the best, you have to beat the best. On Sunday, No. 3 Penn women’s squash (10-3, 3-2 Ivy) had its shot to dethrone No. 1 Trinity (10-0). Unfortunately, the Red and Blue, fell short, falling to Trinity by a final score of 8-1.
On Sunday, No. 2 Penn women’s squash fell to No. 3 Harvard in a highly anticipated matchup. The Crimson overwhelmed the Red and Blue from start to finish, winning by a final score of 9-0.
Recovering from a major sports injury is never easy. The hours spent in rehab, the days spent in the gym, and the agonizing weeks anticipating a return to action are difficult. For senior guard Michaela Stanfield, the wait is finally over.
Through his sophomore season, offensive lineman Jake Bingham has established himself as the stalwart center for Penn football, developing into one of the Ivy League’s premier offensive linemen. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Bingham to ask him 15 questions about his journey to Penn, the season thus far, and what he looks forward to the most the rest of the year.