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Standout performances from veterans and young talent contributed to the victory.
Junior Anna Moehn and freshman Kayla Fu are set to shine in the 1650-yard freestyle and 100 butterfly, respectively.
As Penn gymnastics soars to new heights, the team is becoming a must-watch powerhouse in collegiate competition.
The Quakers will look to replace a number of last season's stars, including Player of the Year Wyatt Henseler.
From Broad Street to Bourbon Street, a week in New Orleans that four journalists will never forget.
From Broad Street to Bourbon Street, a week in New Orleans that four journalists will never forget.
Standout performances from veterans and young talent contributed to the victory.
Junior Anna Moehn and freshman Kayla Fu are set to shine in the 1650-yard freestyle and 100 butterfly, respectively.
The Quakers finished fourth in a preview for their Ivy League matchups to come.
Major matchups versus nationally ranked opponents as well as long time Ivy foes
The team's freshmen raised money for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation by getting their heads shaved on Locust Walk.
Senior gymnast Olivia VanHorn and freshman gymnast Manama Fofana achieved career-high scores.
The senior attacker tied her career-high to lead the Quakers to a 15-11 win over Drexel in their season opener.
Penn finished their weekend road trip with a 10-point defeat to Brown.
Almqvist finished with 26 points, with her offensive firepower fueling a 73-61 win against Brown.
The Quakers were held scoreless in the fourth quarter at Georgetown.
A career-high and double-double performance from Katie Collins and a season-high for Mataya Gayle lead the Quakers past the Bulldogs
A turnover in the last seconds settled the score for the Quakers.
Midfielder Anna Brandt needs just 11 goals to become the all-time leading goal scorer.
The accolades come for Emmett Carroll, Brendan Lavelle, and Anna Brandt two weeks before their seasons begin.
Despite home court-advantage, the team finished in the same place as last year.
In a message to the Penn community on Wednesday afternoon, Provost John Jackson Jr. and Senior Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli announced the cancellation of all classes and University-sponsored events on Friday.
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