Special teams and defense lifted Penn football to a 36-24 victory.

The senior running back/return specialist is the first Penn special teams athlete to win consecutive weekly awards. 

The matchup will kick off 130 years of Ivy football play at Franklin Field.

The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department made predictions on the result of the team’s home opener. 

The all-red and all-white sets harken back to the program’s glory days.

The team continues to inspire its young wrestling mentees. 

The Quakers could not convert their shots to goals until they finally broke through with five minutes remaining.

Penn settles for a 2-2 tie in a back and forth game against Columbia.

Senior quarterback Liam O’Brien improved his pass completion rate to 75.7%, his best performance to date as a starter. 

O’Brien completed 66% of his passes across last season. 

Penn kept up with the No. 9 Mountain Hawks until the fourth quarter in the 62nd matchup between the programs.

Penn sophomore forward Romeo Dahlen scored two goals against the Wildcats.

The Mountain Hawks are currently 4-0 for the first time since 2016. 

The men’s team finished first overall and the women’s team placed second.

Despite a valiant defensive showing and numerous saves from senior goalkeeper Annabel Austen, Penn couldn’t overcome an early Tigers goal.

Freshman kicker Mason Walters delivered a clutch kick in his first collegiate game.

Sophomore quarterback Jack Grusser is a New Jersey native and new transfer from national champion Michigan.