Though Penn had a couple of high-performing groups, most aspects of the 2021 Quakers fell below their Ivy League counterparts.

Following an season in which Penn ranked dead last in points per game in the Ivy League, new offensive coordinator Dan Swanstrom has a tall task ahead of him.

Some Penn teams are preparing for season openers, and several others look to improve upon their previous outings. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from all of Penn Athletics’ competing teams this weekend.

Sophomore swimmer Matthew Fallon continues his impressive run of form by making the United States men's national team roster.

As the NFL season gets underway, two Penn alumni will be playing for top AFC contenders, while another will spending his third season as the head coach of one.

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. 

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.

After a year of canceled competition, fall sports returned this season to Penn's campus. With them, many Quaker seniors were able to make one last mark on the program they dedicated their college careers to.

After a year of canceled competition, winter sports returned this season to Penn's campus. With them, many Quaker seniors were able to make one last mark on the program they dedicated their college careers to.