Penn men's basketball rolls through Robert Morris
For “two extremely strong and spirited minutes,” as coach Andy Toole called them, his Robert Morris team dominated Saturday’s game at the Palestra.
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For “two extremely strong and spirited minutes,” as coach Andy Toole called them, his Robert Morris team dominated Saturday’s game at the Palestra.
The Penn football team gave the alumni quite a show — complete with big plays in all three phases of the game — Saturday at Franklin Field.
Facing a dominant Brown team on the road, the Penn football team might be slapped with the ‘underdog’ tag in an Ivy League matchup for the first time since its 2009 title run.
NEW YORK — All week long, coach Al Bagnoli had billed this game as something big. With huge momentum shifts, big plays and a down-to-the-wire victory for Penn, the windy game in Manhattan lived up to the hype.
At face value, Penn quarterback Billy Ragone might not have much in common with Barack Obama or Jimi Hendrix — but all three are among the 10 percent of left-handed Americans.
Penn football lost its fair share of standouts to graduation, but cross-town rival Villanova has taken an even bigger hit while the world of professional sports — not just the NFL — just got a little more talented.
To say it was a disappointing start for the two-time defending Ivy League champions would be an understatement.
Regardless of whether it is the preseason or the regular season, Penn football continues to make strides toward concussion prevention.
With an early exit from the Ivy League tournament and a second upset loss to Princeton on its resume, the Penn women’s lacrosse team sat in limbo Sunday night awaiting the NCAA’s tournament seeding.
It took an entire season, a full 60-minute tournament game, and two three-minute overtime periods to determine who would advance to the finals of Ivy League Tournament.
Before the Olympics in Beijing, then-18-year-old gymnast Nastia Liukin placed three images on her vision board: the Eiffel tower to symbolize a trip to France she wanted, a BMW and the 2008 goal medal.
The weather wasn’t ideal — nor was the game — but the No. 8 women’s lacrosse team came out with a win.
Although former softball ace Jessie Lupardus is no longer on Penn’s roster, she continues to support Penn Athletics — albeit in a different manner than most.
It wasn’t Northwestern that beat Penn in Sunday’s match-up of two nationally ranked lacrosse programs. With 14 total turnovers — many of which were unforced errors — the Quakers beat themselves at their own game.
There are many different sides of women’s lacrosse goaltender Emily Leitner.
Sure, lacrosse is a team sport. But for the Penn women’s lacrosse team, it’s a family affair.
With advanced video equipment, plenty of room and ample storage space, the women’s lacrosse team’s new locker room has acted as the squad’s home away from home.
For the first time since March of 2006, the women’s lacrosse team lost at the hands of an unranked opponent.
It wasn’t quite a buzzer beater, but it sure was close.
Coming into Tuesday night’s game against Princeton, Penn’s only hope was to dash the Tigers’ NCAA bid dreams. After his final matchup sporting the red and blue, senior co-captain Jack Eggleston couldn’t have said it better himself: