Penn is sending an impressive front to represent the Red and Blue at this year's Relays — both on the track and in the field.

The women's team emerged victorious, while the men finished fifth overall despite strong individual performances. 

The two-time Olympian has accumulated five world championship medals, eight national indoor titles, and is a four-time national champion.

Bella Fiorentino had an incredibly strong two-way performance during Sunday's Senior Day victory. 

Many Quakers will enter Penn Relays with momentum from breaking personal and program records earlier in the outdoor season. 

Many high school commits reflected on how the lively campus atmosphere drove them to pick Penn as the home for their collegiate careers.

Penn is set to compete in over 30 events across the three-day event at Franklin Field.

Padilla will be returning home to the Los Angeles area after growing up in nearby Torrance, Calif. 

After the Quakers were shut out in the first game of the series, Penn responded to win two games, including an 11-1 throttling on Sunday. 

With many of last season's biggest contributors out the door, Penn's younger players will get their shot at filling the holes left behind.

Senior Sam Handley scored four goals in the Quakers' final Ivy League game of the regular season. 

Ahead of the 127th edition of the track meet later this week, here are some interesting things to know.  

Senior Niki Miles was the star of the show for Penn, netting a whopping seven goals.

Miles says that Penn's Ivy League-winning women's lacrosse team is one driven by their bond.

The hurdler will return to defend his title after spending the year on the Eagles' practice squad. 

A six-goal scoring run in the second half put the game away for Penn, as the team improved to 5-0 in conference. 

Xiao's recent performances indicate an upward trend for the senior — just in time for the conference tournament just days away.