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Sophomore Christian Barreiro is accustomed to playing on unfamiliar turf. In high school, the forward experienced varying styles of play in international competitions in Europe and South America.
Coming into this season, Penn midfielder Alex Takakuwa had played in two career games and attempted only one shot for the Quakers since transferring from the University of Chicago.
In a season in which the men’s heavyweight crew team only once posted a sub-six minute time, the three-day Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta in Sacramento, Calif., last week capped off a disappointing year with slightly unexpected results.
In a season in which the men's heavyweight crew team only once posted a sub-six minute time, the three-day Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta in Sacramento, Calif., last week capped off a disappointing year with slightly unexpected results.
After graduating from Holy Family, new women's basketball coach Mike McLaughlin spent three seasons with the Washington Generals - the long-time nemeses of the Harlem Globetrotters - where he served as team captain and played in over 50 countries.
Many Penn-Princeton matchups of late have been mere grudge matches with empty words about intensity and ancient rivalries.
After an encouraging performance with the bats in its last Ivy weekend, the Softball team looked to carry that momentum into a doubleheader against city rival Temple.
The individual matchup between Quakers junior Emma Spiro and Harvard sophomore Jess Halpern in Saturday's 18-9 Penn win exemplified the talent gap between the No. 3 women's lacrosse team and the unranked Crimson.
As Penn searches to replace women's basketball coach Pat Knapp, I have some advice for potential applicants: Make sure you know what you're getting into.
After five seasons at the helm, women's basketball coach Pat Knapp will not return in 2010. His contract expired and will not be renewed, Penn Athletics announced last Thursday.
For the Penn women's basketball team, spring break started with a bang, but the careers of coach Pat Knapp and the team's four seniors ended with a whimper.
With Dartmouth and Harvard the last two contenders standing for the Ivy crown, it may be tough for the women's basketball team to draw fans to the Palestra for its final three home games, with nothing but pride at stake for either side.
The No. 6 Penn women's lacrosse team trounced California, 10-2, Friday but may have suffered a long-term casualty in the process.
The Penn women's basketball team only has six wins, two of which were against Yale and Brown two weeks ago at the Palestra.
The Penn women's basketball team and Dartmouth sophomore Brittney Smith are both moving in the right direction.
In the 36-year history of the Penn women's basketball team, 17 Quakers have eclipsed 1,000 career points, most recently guard Joey Rhoads in 2007.
Without much firepower on offense, there's a surefire way to tell whether the Penn women's basketball team will win or lose.
Judie Lomax hardly seems like an intimidating figure. The Columbia sophomore stands at a pedestrian 5-foot-11 - if anything undersized at her forward position - and plays for a historically meek Lions squad that has never posted a winning record in the Ivy League.
If there was a turning point in the women's basketball season, it was probably the turning of the calendar from 2008 to 2009.
Women's basketball coach Pat Knapp's scouting report warned that Harvard sophomore Christine Matera was a deadly shooter, but going into Friday's game against Penn she had shot only 15-for-63 from behind the arc, a 23.8 percent clip.