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While Penn men’s and women’s swimming and diving have seen much success in their home pool this past season, the teams will be relocated to alternative practice sites next season due to renovations to Sheerr Pool set to occur during the entirety of the 2024-25 academic year.
With every race and every meet, 2024 proves to be the year of Matthew Fallon.
A remarkable end to a remarkable Quaker career.
Penn men’s swimming and diving finished fourth at the Ivy League Championships, highlighted by championship title from junior breaststroker Matt Fallon
While the Penn community prepares for its last round of midterms before spring break, Penn men’s swimming and diving are gearing up to head up to Cambridge, M.A. for the Ivy League Championships.
At the Ivy League Championships, Penn women’s swimming and diving proved that it was more than its 1-6 conference record. The team left Providence, R.I. with a fifth-place team finish, two Ivy titles from senior distance freestyler Anna Kalandadze, and three new program records.
After ending the regular season on a high note with a commanding win over West Chester University last month, Penn women’s swimming and diving are headed to Providence, R.I for the Ivy League Championships to prove they are more than their 1-6 conference record.
If you think your weekends have been busy, junior breaststroker Matt Fallon’s November has been jam-packed — three straight weekends of Quaker dual meets, a trip to Los Angeles for the 2023 Golden Goggles Awards, and most recently, the U.S. Open in Greensboro, N.C. But, it’s clear that the 2023 Worlds medalist is not slowing down any time soon as we approach championship season.
Years of 6:00 a.m. practices, hundreds of hours spent traveling to meets, and millions of yards in the pool have brought him to this point in his career: Being a frontrunner for the 2024 United States Olympic Team. After medaling at the 2023 World Championships this past July, Penn men’s swimming and diving junior breaststroker Matthew Fallon is ready to reach a goal that many only dream of.
After an exciting postseason for Penn men’s swimming and diving, with junior breaststroker/individual medley specialist Matt Fallon’s appearance at the 2023 World Championships, the Quakers now turn their attention to the upcoming campaign that opens with an away meet against Columbia on Nov. 3.
Although summer is clearly over, the Penn community is returning to the pool to watch the stars of women’s swimming and diving compete in an another season that opens against the University of Richmond this Saturday at Sheerr Pool.
Penn volleyball has been busy during the past month, playing two games most weekends, as the Ivy season continues on. Although the Quakers lost their first seven games in conference play this season, Penn finally took home its first conference win following a battle against Columbia, and improved its conference record to 1-7.
Despite the setbacks of her first collegiate volleyball season being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a disappointing junior year season, senior setter Jo Armstrong stays upbeat when reflecting on her career and planning her future after graduation.
Although this school year has just started, big changes set for next year are already being planned, including renovations to Sheerr Pool at Pottruck Health and Fitness Center.
Recently graduated senior Andrew Colbert of Penn men's track and field has had a unique journey to reach the pinnacle of his sport, and to get there, he focuses on himself and trusts that his training will get him where he should be.
After a season full of struggles and disappointment, Penn softball finally took home its first series win this campaign.
With less than two weeks to go until the Penn Relays, also known as Penn Relay Carnival, let’s look back at how the one of the country's oldest and largest track and field meets first started, and how it's changed over the years.
With Penn Relays on the horizon, Penn women’s track and field is shaping up to be a force to be reckoned with, after three back-to-back weekends of strong performances across the board.
A big part of Penn women’s track and field's Kai Eisenhardt’s routine at the beginning of every story is setting high goals and dreaming big.
After a disappointing performance at the Ivy League Championships last month, junior diver Jack Williams used the experience as fuel to propel him to a much-improved performance at the NCAA Diving Zone A Championships two weeks later.