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The U23 World Wrestling Championships were held in Tirana, Albania late last month, where the best athletes in the NCAA represented their countries. Among them was former Quaker Doug Zapf, a Class of 2023 graduate, representing Team United States.
Long-time Penn women’s track and field coach Tony Tenisci — who dedicated more than three decades to the program — died on Oct. 28.
Penn women’s rowing has a new addition to their coaching staff in assistant coach Josie Konopka, the team’s former captain. While having a collegiate coach would be considered unique in most families, for the Konopkas, rowing runs deep.
For most Penn fall teams, the crux of the season is now underway. From conference standings to bragging rights, the Quakers have a lot of motivation to beat fellow Ivy League opponents. Let’s take a look at how the Red and Blue fared this past weekend.
The Penn Relays, an iconic staple of the spring sports scene at Penn, returns later this week. The event, held nearly every year since 1895, is one of the oldest sporting events in the world. The Relays is also a rare meeting place of high school and collegiate athletes, as well as Olympic legends such as Jesse Owens and Usain Bolt. The Relays have drawn in around 100,000 spectators for each of the last 14 years, making them a cultural occasion for Philadelphia as well as Penn. As we gear up for the event, here are a few fun facts about the Relays.
The spring golf season is just over one week old, but both the men's and women's teams have already competed at two tournaments, and Penn is off to a promising start.
Sophomore Eileen Wang has wasted no time finding her role in Penn women's tennis' roster, quickly cementing herself as an integral part of the team's arsenal.
Even during the offseason, Penn men's soccer continues to make headlines.
This weekend, Penn men's squash will have the chance to win the first College Squash Association (CSA) Championship in program history at the Potter Cup in Middletown and Hartford, Conn.
Freshman Moforehan Abinusawa of Penn track and field is wasting little time in creating a name for herself, putting up impressive times such as a recent 7.37 in the 60-meter sprint semifinal of the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, S.C. last weekend.
Penn gymnastics has been on a roll, with the Quakers topping the charts for a third successive weekend. They recorded the fourth-best team score in program history with a 195.250-191.025 victory over the Big Red on Sunday. The winning score set a new season record, breaking the one set last week at New Hampshire. The team continues to impress each weekend, setting new scores to beat.
Communication, Competitiveness, and Accountability — that's the mantra Rich Bonfiglio preaches.
She's appeared in the lineup fewer than 10 times during her Penn career, but sophomore women's golfer Natalie Cao is already writing remarkable results on the Quakers' scorecards.
Having scored his first goal for the Quakers in Penn men's soccer's opening game of the season against Rider University, junior midfielder Mateo Zazueta hit the ground running this season.
Over three-quarters of the way through the 2021-22 season for Penn men’s tennis, the Quakers have accumulated an overall win percentage of 77.8%, a perfect 8-0 home record, and the potential to secure the team's first Ivy League title since 2007.
Kaitlyn Cumiskey didn't grow up in a lacrosse-first house. Nobody in her family had ever played before, and she had never even heard of the sport growing up.
After losing four of its last five games, the Penn women’s lacrosse team faced off against a Georgetown squad in Washington, D.C. on Saturday that had won three of its last four.
All season, Penn women's squash has shown up to competitions as clear underdogs with its young roster.
For sophomore Yoshna Singh of Penn women's squash, empty squash courts were the reason for her start in the sport.
A Quaker hadn’t touched the gymnastics program record on the beam in more than 21 years … until Sunday.