Penn wrestling had a jam-packed weekend, competing on both Saturday and Sunday on the road.

In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, Kayla Padilla continues to be a force on the court, swimming races past the competition, and Evan Lee set a program record in the heptathlon.

While everyone on campus is gearing up for final exams, Penn swimming competed last week at the Miami of Ohio Invitational.

Watson, a former Penn football star and 2018 Wharton graduate, scored his first NFL touchdown on a 17-yard reception from quarterback Jameis Winston.

No. 3 ranked Penn men’s squash hosted No. 6 Rochester and No. 15 St. Lawrence at the Penn Squash Center, winning both matches by scores of 7-2 and 9-0, respectively. 

This weekend, Penn men and women’s track spread some early holiday joy with high individual finishes from both teams at the Navy Invitational.

Penn women's basketball has only played eight games — but its easy schedule suggests that we really don't know that much about this team. 

Penn women’s basketball ensured its perfect home record would be intact heading into winter break with a resounding 81-41 win over Stetson on Saturday.

Diveris, who has competed in the Ivy League Championship the past two seasons, has been consistently placing in the 1-meter and 3m dives.

Beginning this season, the three-point line has been extended to 22 feet and 1¾ inches, up from the 20-foot, 9-inch line that was in place for the previous decade.

In accordance with a yearly Friendsgiving tradition, every year the team's players gather the week before Thanksgiving for an annual team dinner.

Penn women’s basketball took on La Salle at Tom Gola Arena, winning by a score of 65-49.

Penn men’s basketball has played nine games. The Quakers have won five — two against power-conference teams in enemy territory as double-digit underdogs. 

Here are three questions about these teams that will be answered by the end of next week.

In late November, the Red and Blue hit the road to take part in the Penn State Garret Open. But now, they have a long break before their next official event on Jan. 12.

A number of freshmen have joined the Red and Blue, and the transition to college fencing has proven to be a major change. 

Penn men’s basketball fell to No. 23 Villanova, 80-69, at Finneran Pavilion on Wednesday night in its search for a second consecutive upset over the Wildcats.