Strong offensive performances by the Quakers in games one and three covered up questionable pitching efforts.

Pichardo's story should serve as an inspiration to girls and women everywhere that they can play at the highest levels of college baseball. 

Former Sports Editor Brandon Pride names his top 10 greatest athletes in Penn history, including a Super Bowl Champion, Olympic gold medalist, and several All-Americans.

Even in losses, Penn showed very encouraging signs against the No.23 Gamecocks. 

The third baseman talks about everything from his goals for the season to his favorite walk-up songs.

Henseler received First-Team All-Ivy recognition last year, Coady was named Honorable Mention.

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.

As a couple of the teams compete for Ivy League and NCAA titles, here's a look at the best seniors on each of Penn's spring sports rosters.

At the Kelly Writers House on Monday evening and Tuesday morning, attendees heard Doug Glanville talk about his new book in addition to his thoughts on the present state of the MLB.

With just two Ivy League series remaining in the regular season, Penn baseball's weekend sweep of Brown could not have come at a better time.

Across four games over the past week, Wyatt Henseler batted 9-for-19 and put up a staggering 12 RBIs in addition to three home runs.

This week's DP Sports Player of the Week award goes to senior shortstop Craig Larsen, who was a vital part of Penn's record-setting 27-6 win over Harvard in game one of the two-game series.

Tommy Courtney of Penn baseball is a Yankees and Giants fan. Please interpret that as you wish.

Armed with game footage and hoards of advanced stats, here's a look at how the Ancient Eight stacks up midway through the Ivy League baseball season.

Former Penn baseball center fielder Doug Glanville, who was drafted 12th overall in the 1991 MLB draft and played seven seasons in the majors, has transitioned into a writing and analyst role with ESPN, advocating for equity and unity in the sport. 

Penn baseball now stands 16-8, and 4-2 in conference after its home series win over Dartmouth.