The Quakers return Olympians, Junior National competitors, and Pan-American fencers.

As the top seed, the Quakers are hosting, and will Brown at Penn Park at 6:30 p.m.

The women's squad looks to best last year's success, as the men seek redemption. 

This was the Quakers' fourth regatta of the fall, which also saw them travel to Boston for the Head of the Charles. 

The freshman's 261 rushing yards set a Penn freshman record on Saturday.

Kevin Stefanski’s Cleveland Browns improve to 5-3 after bullying the Arizona Cardinals. 

The Quakers finished second in the Open Eights race behind only Princeton. 

Seniors Maeve Stiles and Liv Morganti, and junior Dylan Throop led the Quakers with first-team recognition.

The recent Quaker graduate currently trains at the PRTC and represented Team USA.

Division III John Jay was no match for the barrage of new Quaker contributors.

A complete effort like Saturday's begs the question: why can't it always be like this?

The Quakers mostly contained the Crimson's attack, but conceded a goal in the third quarter. 

After four previously failed bids, squash will make its Olympic debut in Los Angeles.

A surprise onside kick recovery in the first half by the Midshipmen set the tone.

The victory also earns the Quakers the top seed and home field advantage in next weekend's conference tournament.

The freshman running back's explosive outing led the Quakers to a win over Cornell. 

Allison Kuzyk, Frederique Wollaert, and Ginger Fontenot received first-team recognition.