Yurkow’s Coach of the Year honor highlights Penn baseball’s slew of postseason awards
The college baseball season may be over, but that doesn't mean Penn baseball is done collecting hardware.
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The college baseball season may be over, but that doesn't mean Penn baseball is done collecting hardware.
Long before Ron DeSantis was a candidate in the 2024 presidential election, he was an Ivy League student athlete, donning Yale blue as captain of the Bulldogs’ baseball team. Let’s take a look back at DeSantis’s time in the Ancient Eight, including how the Bulldogs fared against Penn during his career.
While Penn men’s basketball has seen several program mainstays exit via the transfer portal this offseason, the Quakers have still been players in the market themselves.
In a season filled with sweetness for Penn baseball, the ending is undeniably sour.
How does David conquer Goliath? By refusing to accept his role as the underdog.
Ivy League baseball has a new king, and the Quakers wear the crown.
In the regular season, Penn baseball edged Harvard by just one game to win the Ivy League title. And in a pivotal postseason matchup, the Quakers and the Crimson were again separated by the thinnest of margins.
In a film all too familiar to what happened in last year's Ivy League Championship, Penn baseball ensured this version would have a different ending.
NEWTON, Mass. — After a season that took Penn women’s lacrosse everywhere from Franklin Field to Florida, from the middle of the preseason pack to the top of the Ivy League, Newton, Mass. marks the end of the road.
NEWTON, Mass. — Records are made to be broken, and games are meant to be won.
Penn men’s basketball guard Jordan Dingle has played his final game in Red and Blue. But in many ways, the Ivy League Player of the Year’s new home is not new at all.
Just four days after the collegiate careers of Penn men’s lacrosse seniors midfielder Sam Handley and short-stick defensive midfielder Piper Bond came to a somber end, their professional careers began with a bang.
Men’s Cross Country — Zubeir Dagane
In life, perfection is often unattainable. But for Penn women’s lacrosse, it is a reality.
On Friday morning, Penn men’s basketball junior guard Jordan Dingle announced via social media that he will be entering the transfer portal — likely marking the end of his time in the Red and Blue.
There is perhaps no single player who epitomizes what it means to be a Quaker athlete quite like Kayla Padilla, a senior guard on women’s basketball. From the moment she first donned the Red and Blue in 2019, Padilla has been nothing short of dominant, racking up an extensive list of accolades and leading the Quakers to great success. Penn qualified for the Ivy League Tournament in two out of Padilla’s three seasons, and she holds the program record for three-pointers made in spite of her sophomore season being taken away by COVID-19.
Take a moment to imagine you are a batter for the Princeton Tigers stepping up to the plate at Tommy Lasorda Field at Meiklejohn Stadium on Sunday, April 9. You take a deep breath, close your eyes, and sophomore right-handed pitcher Ryan Dromboski has already gotten his first pitch by you. Strike one.
Although Penn women’s basketball senior Kayla Padilla will always be remembered for her time in the Red and Blue, her final season of college basketball will be spent in the Cardinal and Gold.
There is no bigger event in Penn Athletics than Penn Relays, and as such, there is no greater opportunity for the members of the Quaker track and field team to show off their skills. It has been an electric season for Penn thus far, with jaw-dropping performances and record-breaking marks. Let’s check in with the men’s team as the Relays arrive.
As students across Penn’s campus celebrated Spring Fling and the season of renewal, the Penn football team ushered in a similar rebirth: the dawn of a new campaign.