With the first of six straight Ivy weekends having reached its conclusion, Penn men’s and women’s basketball have plenty to celebrate.

Although Penn men’s basketball impressed with a weekend sweep of Harvard and Dartmouth, the Quakers also showed that they may be plagued by one of the same issues that doomed them last season — fatigue. 

This weekend, Penn men's and women's squash were in action again against talented Ivy League competition.

Penn men and women’s swimming and diving competed against West Chester in an exciting meet at Sheerr Pool on Saturday afternoon. 

Penn traveled to Ocean Breeze Track and Field Facility in Staten Island, N.Y. to compete in the Villanova Invitational on Saturday.

Penn’s Ivy League turnaround is thanks to two monster games by senior guard Devon Goodman, earning him DP Sports Player of the Week. 

Penn men's basketball didn’t deliver a strong offensive performance, but got it done on the defensive end to beat Dartmouth by a score of 54-46. 

The Quakers sweep their first Ivy League back-to-back to get them back on track in the conference.

One day after Penn men's basketball shook off Harvard in overtime while the women fell to the Crimson on the road, the Quakers will face Dartmouth.

Even after a close win over Big 5 rival Temple, the Quakers knew that they had to show up for conference play, and they did Friday night against Harvard.

Penn basketball resumed Ivy League play with a crazy 75-72 overtime win against Harvard at the Palestra.

The Quakers are looking for their first conference win this season, but the Crimson are riding a two-game winning streak. 

In the past few years, Penn men’s basketball has come to possess one of the most explosive offenses in the Ivy League under coach Steve Donahue. 

From 1990 to 2000, Donahue worked on head coach Fran Dunphy’s staff and proved himself to be an integral part of one of the most successful stretches in Penn basketball history. 

One of the most anticipated matches of the year for No. 3 Penn men’s squash and the No. 8 women’s team took place on Wednesday.

With two matchups against New England squads on the way, here's how Ivy League basketball is stacking up. 

Penn wrestling has historically close ties to the School of Engineering and Applied Science, with a number of wrestlers drawn to the rigorous yet well-renowned programs it offers.