With just over a week to go until Ivy League football returns, here's a look at what to expect from each team — and why Penn has some work to do before it can be considered an Ivy powerhouse again.

The exciting early season, a driven young team, and ever-so-high ambitions to win stand behind the Quakers' first two results of 2022.

This weekend, men's soccer started its season with a win, women's finished with its third straight tie, and field hockey fell to tough competition. 

Former Senior Sports Editor Brandon Pride argues that making ESPN+ accessible to students is a cheap and easy way for Penn Athletics to amplify its success.

The first week of classes is marked by fall sports both on the road and on familiar home ground.

This summer was a busy one for Penn Athletics, as three coaches resigned and one retired from coaching altogether.

Penn women's soccer is in the first steps of building a formidable team under the new direction of Dr. Krissy Turner, as she leads the Quakers in her first year as the head coach of the Penn program.

Penn graduate Prince Emili was released by the Buffalo Bills on the final day of NFL roster cuts, but another Penn name still survives on the team's roster.

This year notes an exciting prospect of tracking progress in each team; whether they wish to forget poor records and begin on a blank slate, or build upon winning momentums of last fall.

Only weeks after competing in Georgia for the NCAA Division I Championships, Fallon returned to train with the Athens Bulldogs Swim Club through the summer.

Corky Calhoun — who Chuck Daly described as "a quiet leader" — contributed to three of the most successful seasons in Penn men's basketball history before transitioning to the NBA.

Joe Miller means business, but not the front office kind where he'd spend most of his time off the field and hang his Wharton degree on an office wall. For now, his focus is solely aimed at being the best version of himself, and proving his place on the mound as the Detroit Tigers' newest left-handed pitcher.

Thomas, one of 577 nominees and one of more than 240 Division I athletes, was the first transgender woman to win an NCAA Division I Championship title. 

The six Penn athletes all traveled to Italy on July 19 to begin final preparations for their individual events in the rowing championship.  

Minichello becomes the second Penn javelin champion in program history and now aims to build on his success before the 2024 Olympic Trials.

The team placed ninth in the varsity eight, 11th in the second varsity eight, and 17th in the fours event over three days of racing.