Penn women's basketball is taking on No. 23 Princeton on Tuesday night in New Jersey. The Quakers are attempting to hand the Tigers just their second loss of the season. 

Coming off a historic weekend in Clemson, S.C. and Boston, the Quakers were determined to prove that they still have fuel in their engine as they head into the postseason. 

The state of Ohio gave us Quaker Oats. It also gave us another Quaker: Penn men’s basketball freshman forward Max Martz.

On Sunday Penn men’s and women’s fencing teams spent the day across town at the Temple Invitational. This was their last meet before their three-day training camp and then the NCAA Regionals and Championships. 

It was an up-and-down weekend across the Penn basketball world. Here are the plays that made our top five countdown.

Each week, over five million Americans tune in to watch The Bachelor. Penn women’s basketball makes up a small portion of this vast fanbase. 

The Quakers’ victory was paced by the performance of junior attacker Sean Lulley, whose efforts were good enough to earn him DP Sports Player of the Week honors. 

After a tough season-opening loss to Maryland, No. 8 Penn made the trip to Charlotte, N.C. to face No. 10 Duke, which the Quakers defeated by a score of 14-11. 

Here are two of the biggest takeaways from Penn’s latest set of wins as the team looks forward to its toughest game left: against No. 25 Princeton on Tuesday.

AJ Brodeur scored just 20 points between two games in New England over the weekend.

In Saturday's matchup with Harvard, the Red and Blue were up 12-0 within four minutes and never looked back, cruising to a dominant 70-48 victory over the Crimson.

Senior forward AJ Brodeur — who averaged 17.9 points per game against the Crimson coming into the night — was held to just 12 points. 

Penn men's and women's basketball faces Harvard on Saturday night, with the women at home and the men playing in Cambridge, Mass.

Penn women’s basketball started a busy weekend with a resounding 67-31 win at home over Dartmouth.

Penn struggled all night on the offensive end, as the Quakers racked up 15 turnovers and 38 missed shots.

In their final dual meet of the season, Penn wrestling was unable to pull off a win against No. 11 Lehigh.

On Thursday, the Ivy League announced the All-Ivy teams for men’s and women’s squash, and Penn was well-represented.