All roads lead to the Heptagonals for Penn cross country, but fortunately for the Quakers, they are going to be intimately familiar with the road in question.

It was a rollercoaster of emotions for Penn volleyball this weekend, as the team struggled to close out Harvard, but then topped Dartmouth.

The Quakers lost an overtime heartbreaker to Columbia on Saturday but rebounded to pick up an impressive 5-0 victory over Longwood on Sunday.

Undoubtedly, Penn's running game has failed to impress this season. Until Saturday that is.

Penn volleyball suffered its most heartbreaking loss of the season Friday night, as the Red and Blue dropped the last three sets against Harvard to lose 3-2.

After a slow start, the Quakers dominated visiting Columbia 31-7 with their most complete offensive effort of the season.

Penn fell behind early, but improved defensive play and a stout running game helped the Quakers seize the lead

Junior wide receiver Cameron Countryman has been cleared to play for Penn football and will likely be active this weekend against Columbia.

After a successful Navy Day Regatta last weekend, the Quakers are hoping to continue a promising trend as they head towards the traditional spring season.

Don’t look now, but Heptagonals are only a little over two weeks away for Penn cross country.

For Penn women’s soccer, this weekend – the halfway mark of Ivy League play for the Quakers – comes with no shortage of challenges.

Volleyball is a team sport. But this weekend, the Quakers will need to deal with a pair of standout individuals.

On Saturday, Philadelphia truly will be the city of Brotherly Love for Penn football’s Matt Schwartz.

In the 7 p.m. match, the Quakers (5-6, 1-1 Ivy) will look to pull out a win to keep their Ivy title hopes alive, with the Big Green (7-3-1, 2-0) in their way.

Penn sprint football will look to reverse history this weekend.

As the saying goes, it’s always darkest just before dawn. Penn field hockey will certainly hope that that adage rings true as it prepares to host pair of games against Columbia and Longwood this weekend.

If Penn men’s soccer was hoping to repeat last year’s NCAA Tournament appearance, it certainly isn’t making things easy on itself.