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Julia Longo channels mental toughness when she’s up on the mound, and it's made her a successful pitcher for Penn softball. The junior has learned and grown a lot from her time at Penn and is hopeful that she will continue on that track.
Lauren Charlton is certainly no stranger to basketball. The Penn freshman guard has been playing since the age of five alongside her competitive family, and now she’s bringing her skills to the Quakers.
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Penn women's basketball’s Michae Jones 15 questions about her sport, her time at Penn, and her life overall. Here's what the senior had to say.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down for an interview with women's soccer senior Breukelen Woodard. Here's what she had to say.
TeamBuildr has been a staple in the Penn Athletics community for the last year. Introduced by strength and conditioning coach Cory Walts, the program is used not only to track exercises but also to help faculty and students engage and identify their needs as athletes.
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Penn women's basketball senior Tori Crawford 15 questions about her sport, her time at Penn, and her life overall. Here's what she had to say.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with cross country and track and field junior Ariana Gardizy to ask her 15 questions. Here's what she had to say.
The Red and Blue ended their home slate on a high note Saturday night, earning a well-deserved victory over Brown. This Senior Night victory comes following the last two difficult games that the team played, resulting in losses to Princeton and Yale.
Although it wasn’t as lopsided as Tuesday's loss, the Quakers did not make the Ivy League comeback that their fans wanted to see.
It was a mixed day for Penn men's and women's fencing in their final invitational of the regular season.
Like many Penn athletes, freshman McCaleigh Marr has been training for her breakout moment since childhood, but her impressive attitude has taken her to the next level.
Penn men and women’s swimming and diving competed against West Chester at Sheerr Pool on Saturday afternoon.
Penn senior Serena Xue has been swimming laps around the competition since high school.
Sunday was a disappointing day for Penn gymnastics.
2019 has been quite the year for Penn catcher Matt O’Neill. In addition to graduating from Wharton this spring, O’Neill had an incredible 2019 season with Penn baseball. His hard work as a Quaker has landed him a spot with the New York Mets.
The McHugh brothers are known for their record-setting times for Penn swimming. From 2008, when Brendan McHugh stepped onto campus, to 2019, with the graduation of youngest brother Colin McHugh, the brothers have made waves in the pool and the Ivy League.
In what is now becoming a trend, the Red and Blue were in great position to win, but couldn't close out the game.
Nobody's perfect. Well, nobody except for Jennifer Brann on Sunday.
In a jam-packed Meiklejohn Stadium, Penn baseball played Princeton in a three-game series this weekend. The Red and Blue fed off of their fans’ support and beat the Tigers in the series — taking two out of the three games.
Brandon Copeland is a force to be reckoned with on and off the field. The New York Jets linebacker had an impressive 2018 season, and after re-signing with the team on March 25, he is going back for another season in 2019. On top of his success on the field, Copeland has created a legacy for himself in the financial realm.