San Doval is back on the field
For linebacker Ric San Doval, an injury before the 2004 season could have meant the end of his Penn football career.
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For linebacker Ric San Doval, an injury before the 2004 season could have meant the end of his Penn football career.
Hard work pays off.
The Penn lightweight crew captured the Wood-Hammond Trophy by beating Princeton for the first time since 1978 Saturday on the Schuylkill River.
The Penn boathouse, the Quakers crew team's home along the Schuylkill River, has as much a sense of history as its neighbor to the south, the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
For the first time since 1997, the men's lightweight crew team opened its season by bringing home some hardware.
The stormy weather this weekend changed the times and locations of collegiate crew events all over the East Coast because of unsafe rowing conditions.
The Penn women's crew team has reasons to be optimistic after Saturday's Connell Cup against Yale and Columbia in Derby, Conn.
After a five-month hiatus from competition, the men's heavyweight and lightweight rowing teams will return to action next weekend.
In the world of swimming, the finish is all that counts.
PRINCETON, N.J. -- During the 400-yard freestyle relay, the final event of the Ivy League Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday night, swimmers surrounded DeNunzio Pool, jumping and motioning for their teammates to swim faster.
This season might have been called a "rebuilding" year for the women's swimming and diving team. But thanks to the performance of two key seniors, the Quakers look as strong as ever heading into the Ivy League Championships, today through Saturday, at Princeton, N.J.
Old rivalries run deep. In the case of Penn-Princeton, the psychology and drive to win often outweigh all else.
In the 200-yard freestyle relay, the final event of Saturday's swim meet, only the swimmers in lane five were introduced by name over the loudspeaker. The foursome did not win the race, but they still received the loudest applause. Seniors Chris Perez, Brian Funk, Noah Pink and Patrick Brugh were about to start their final collegiate race at Sheerr Pool.
After the end of the meet, the West Chester swim team huddled for a short meeting. Instead of wishing Penn's team good luck in a group cheer, the Golden Rams broke out into song, "Fly, Eagles, fly, on the road to victory ..."
Saturday was all about the Pats in men's swimming.
Junior Tyler Markman, Penn's top diver, made a name for himself over winter break during training with members of the United States National Diving Team at the University of Georgia. While his dives were solid, they were not the main reason he garnered so much attention. Markman's claim to fame was the pink Speedo that he donned during warm ups and practice.
Fifteen minutes before Saturday's swim meet, the Penn men's and women's swim teams learned that their bus company would not take them back from New Haven, Conn., to Philadelphia because of the expected snow. Team members would have to stay at Yale for another night.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- While scoring 16 of the of the Quakers' 34 first-half points and keeping the women's basketball team alive in a close match against Lehigh, senior captain Karen Habrukowich became the 16th Penn women's player to tally 1,000 career points.
After Penn earned victories in diving and the 200-yard breaststroke, the men's swim meet against Brown came down to the last event, the 400-yard freestyle relay.
Returning from winter break a week early for practice and training, the Penn men's squash team has been focusing on fitness.