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Junior Josh Pompan continued his strong season with two more wins this weekend for Penn men's tennis. 

It was a busy weekend for the Penn men’s and women’s tennis teams with both teams splitting a pair of matches. The women’s squad played their first match of the weekend on the road in College Park to take on the No. 42 ranked Terrapins, falling 6-1.


Freshman Danielle Ferdon and the rest of Penn's fencers will carry momentum into the NCAA regionals after strong performances at the Temple Invitational.

The Temple Invitational was held on Sunday and Penn men’s and women’s fencing both finished the competition with a winning record. The Temple Invitational is a key point in the fencing season as it is the last match play before NCAA regionals. Gaining momentum going into the final stretch of the season is crucial, and both the women’s and men’s teams left the invitation with some impressive wins.





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Sophomore sprinter Calvary Rogers was all alone in the starting blocks prior to the men's 200-meter race at Ivy Heps — but that didn't stop him from shattering a meet record in a wildly successful weekend.

Penn track and field teams boasted record-breaking times and history-making performances this weekend at the Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Championships in New York City. On the women’s side, the Red and Blue earned a total of 13 podium performances to finish second overall. The Penn men weren’t able to find the remarkable success that their female counterparts had, but some epic individual performances exemplified their drive to rank themselves among the very best.