The Quakers kept the Spiders from scoring the entire fourth quarter to seal the deal.

This marks the second straight season that the Quakers have fallen to the Tigers in the conference tournament.

The Bulldogs completed their perfect Ivy League season with a double overtime win.

The Quakers will play in the championship game on Sunday following an all-time performance from senior goalie Emmet Carroll.

The junior midfielder broke the Ivy League Tournament record as Quakers advance to conference title game.

The men’s team took down No. 1 Duke while the women’s team defeated No. 1 Maryland.

Many of the new Quakers were highly-touted recruits even before their days in the Red and Blue.

The Quakers were unable to overcome a five-goal run by the Tigers in the second quarter.

In the team’s final home game of the season, the Quakers recognized eight of the program’s graduating seniors.

A 4-0 run to end the first quarter set the stage for the Quakers to down the Greyhounds.

The Quakers close out its four-game road trip with a much-needed conference win against the Big Red.

A dominant run in the third quarter was the key to the the Quakers' victory.

After starting the week tied for first, the Quakers fell to fourth place in the standings with two consecutive losses in Ivy League play.

In a battle between giant killers, the Quakers were not able to pull away from the Bulldogs.

The loss ends an 11 game winning streak for the Quakers in Ivy League play and is the team's biggest margin of defeat in over a year.

Senior Cam Rubin led the charge in the win with six goals.

The Quakers were led on offense by junior midfielder and Maryland-native Anna Brandt who became the 15th player in program history to reach 100 goals.