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Senior defenseman Connor Keating may look comfortable with a long stick in his hands now, but just a few years ago, he was playing a completely different position.
CAPS director Bill Alexander in his office in October 2017.
It would make history, but some expert seems to think it's possible for Penn men's basketball to knock off top-seeded Kansas.
With his outstanding first half and iconic buzzer-beating three, senior Darnell Foreman cemented himself as a Penn legend.
In a thrilling contest that included five lead changes, the final one came with 52 seconds left, when senior Caroline Cummings assisted freshman Zoe Belodeau for the game-winning goal.
In a thrilling contest that included five lead changes, the final one came with 52 seconds left, when senior Caroline Cummings assisted freshman Zoe Belodeau for the game-winning goal.
Senior Virginia Burns became the first person in program history to win the same Ivy title in all four years.
While Penn gymnastics junior Nicole Swirbalus has been inspired by her longtime friendship with Olympic legend Aly Raisman, she's embarked on quite an impressive career of her own.
After the disheartening loss to Princeton midweek, the Quakers, and senior guard Anna Ross, have a lot to prove against the bottom-feeders of the Ivy League.
