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We’ve all heard the term “feeder school” before.
As the sun went down on the Hamlin Tennis Center, the weekend’s struggles quickly faded away from the memories of David Geatz’s players.
The Quakers have been absolutely bombarded with top-ranked opponents to open the season.
For Michael Mills and his family, fencing is more than just a sport — it’s a tradition.
Micah Burak may not be the most vocal Penn grappler, but his actions on the mat speak volumes.
These days, it’s always sunny in Philadelphia.
The wear and tear of the regular season is finally over, which means it’s playoff time for the Penn wrestling team.
There are times in sports when someone has such a significant impact on a team that his influence is still felt when he’s not even there anymore.
For the 21st year in a row, the Penn wrestling team tamed the Tigers.
This weekend in Princeton, N.J., the No. 9 Penn men’s squash team hopes to defend its top seed in the B Division of the College Squash Association team championships and take home the Hoehn Cup.
In a weightclass where mass is so important to success, rarely do you see David take out Goliath.
It’s a fact: Penn’s wrestling team lost its most anticipated dual match of the 2011-12 season. As expected, it was defeated, 21-17, by Cornell. It was a close match, but in the end, the Quakers fell just short.
We always hear that Ivy League teams can’t compete with national powerhouses.
Rankings can provoke a lot of emotion among sports fans. But how do they affect the sportsmen whose actions define these rankings?
In an action-packed weekend, Penn wrestling will have a chance to establish state supremacy as they face two local foes.
While one is an experienced senior and the other is a freshman, Bryan Ortenzio and Steve Robertson have one thing in common.
Ready to add the final touch to an illustrious collegiate career in the backfield, Penn senior defender Tommy Brandt looked like Lionel Messi on Saturday.
In a game dedicated to the seniors, two sophomores showed up big time.
Down a man in double overtime, with an opportunity to turn its season around, Penn men’s soccer pressed Yale, leaving its strong back line with only three defenders. Then disaster struck.
A sudden reversal of fortune has made Penn the desperate team in this year’s matchup with Yale.