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This weekend, Penn wrestling got just what it needed. In a pair of duals at Brown and Harvard on Feb. 6, the Quakers swept the competition. After taking down the Bears, 25-9, in Providence, Ri., Penn wrestling dealt the Crimson a 26-9 beatdown in Cambridge, Ma.
BOSTON — For a minute and half, it looked like it would be a ballgame.
It was time to bring in the big guns.
Tony Hicks and Antonio Woods are no longer in the picture. Darien Nelson-Henry was largely sidelined with an ankle injury this weekend. Friday and Saturday, Penn basketball was handed 23- and 6-point losses by Yale and Brown.
If you’re going to beat Penn women’s basketball, you’re going to need to hit the treys. And that's exactly what Villanova did.
Talk to almost any Penn administrator and they’ll tell you an Ivy League basketball tournament is ... inevitably going to be discussed.
The outcome of the meet was no longer in doubt, but the most exciting part of the day was yet to come.
He’s going pro.
2016 has already been a noteworthy year for two Penn basketball players no longer with the team.
“It was a junior high school 2-3 zone that we were scared of. And it was really, really competitive Penn kids who made plays.”
Penn basketball guard Antonio Woods has been declared ineligible for the remainder of the season. According to a release from Penn Athletics Saturday morning, Woods is ineligible for the remainder of the 2015-16 season “due to insufficient academic progress under University policy.”
For Penn women’s basketball, getting to Hawaii was more than just making sure they got 35 tickets to paradise.
LAIE — There was no trouble in paradise for Penn women’s basketball.
For the second time this season, “College GameDay” will make its way to Philadelphia on Saturday in anticipation of the 116th Army-Navy game, which will be played at Lincoln Financial Field.
With finals fast approaching, many Penn students are already hoping for some late-semester academic fireworks to salvage their GPAs. But we aren’t the only ones on campus with something to prove. Only a handful of competitions remain for Penn’s winter sports teams before the semester wraps up, and there’s a lot of unfinished business to take care of before Dec. 19 rolls around. So who has the most to prove before winter break?
So much for home-court advantage.
If this were men’s basketball, “One Shining Moment” would be playing for the Red and Blue.
Penn women’s basketball coach Mike McLaughlin is a man of many firsts.
There’s a new era of R&B in the Penn women’s basketball backcourt.
It’s time to say goodbye.