The Quakers are one of five teams within one point of the Ivy League lead, making the next few weeks of conference play crucial.

The Quakers put together their first complete, 60-minute game of the year. RECAP: Penn runs through Fordham with 5 TDs

In its final non-conference game of the season, Penn defeated Fordham 35-20 under the lights at Franklin Field. PHOTO GALLERY: The best shots from the 2011 football season COLUMN: A sign of things to come

The Quakers will host Columbia Friday at Rhodes Field, looking to move up the league standings and extend their three-game winning streak.

The Quakers head to New York this weekend to play Cornell on Friday and Columbia on Saturday.

Though the men’s soccer team has been blanked in its last two games, its offensive prowess will be a key advantage when Penn heads to New York to play Columbia on Saturday.

This weekend, the Penn women’s rowing team will honor Jill Costello’s legacy by participating in ‘Jog for Jill’ prior to racing in the Navy Day Regatta.

Saturday, Penn basketball coach Jerome Allen and his staff landed their third recruit in six days with the addition of guard Julian Harrell. The Buzz: More from Julian Harrell

The Red and Blue showcased their new stadium this weekend when they hosted the Rocci Pignoli Memorial City Six Championship. The local Division I tournament included neighboring Drexel, La Salle, Saint Joseph’s, Temple and Villanova.

Penn gave up an early lead to the Nittany Lions and was never able to recover, falling, 2-0.

As this week’s film session will no doubt show, the victory had its fair share of mistakes. • Recap: Quakers shut out the lights in Hanover

Ivy rags recap the weekend that was in (academically) elite football.

In 2008, Rudy Fuller joined U.S. Soccer’s Under-15 national team camps as an assistant coach after serving as a scout in U.S. Soccer’s Development Academy. Photo gallery: Men’s soccer season in photos

On Oct. 22, Sleeper will board a flight to Chile where she will compete for the first time in the Pan American Endurance Championship.

Two goals weren’t enough for Penn, as Dartmouth came back from a 2-1 halftime deficit to win, 4-2, Saturday at Franklin Field.

With over 88 minutes gone in the Ivy season opener, Big Red captain Jimmy Lannon took a long throw that two Penn defenders failed to clear. The bouncing ball fell to Daniel Haber, whose half-volley from just inside the 18-yard box gave the Big Red a 1-0 win.

Quakers pick up first Ivy win over Dartmouth, but fall to the Crimson in five sets.