Due to an undisclosed injury, the men's lacrosse captain and senior attacker has been sidelined since March 8 and is expected to miss the rest of his final season as a Quaker.

A DP analysis of game-by-game statistics shows the keys to victory for both the men's and women's teams. 

Sports Editor Caleb Crain argues that the recent changes to the Big 5 association were long overdue, but could revitalize a dwindling interest.

Quakers on the team must juggle weight training sessions, on-field practices, rewatching film, and more.

Both Penn's pitching and fielding staff alike contributed to a near-shutout effort.

The majority of Penn baseball's seniors will be taking advantage of an extra year of eligibility granted due to COVID-19. 

The Big 5's new structure will see all six Philadelphia schools compete in a reorganized tournament beginning next season.

The Quakers were also represented by Nick Spinoso, who earned the Most Improved Player award, and Jordan Obi, who was named to the second team.

After blowing out the Tigers in game one and being shut out in game two, Penn and Princeton played close in game three before a Wyatt Henseler homer sealed the deal. 

The Quakers led for much of the match before eventually falling to Brown. 

Condon's final race as a Quaker will be the IRA National Championships in June. 

The men's team has been highlighted by strong performances from younger members of the group.

The two freshman infielders have played crucial roles in many recent victories. 

Outdoor season has already seen multiple podium sweeps, top finishes, and broken records for the women's squad.

Penn outscored Dartmouth 36-13, sweeping them in dominant fashion.

The women's team finished first at last week's Kingsmill Intercollegiate.

Four former Quakers played college basketball away from Penn this season.