As Penn bid their seniors farewell, Princeton marched on as the Tigers claimed the Ivy League throne.

It has been a long journey to the top for the Quakers' newest 1,000-point scorer.

After several seasons of heartbreak, the Quakers have finally summitted the mountaintop.

The Quakers secured both a win and senior guard Clark Slajchert’s legacy as he tallies his 1,000th career point just before his career at Penn comes to a close.

In their Ivy opener, the Quakers continue their dominance over the Lions, picking up their 26th straight win.

The back and forth affair ended in the Big Red's favor after the Quakers initially leapt out to a 12-0 lead.

The win marks the Quakers' first triumph over a top-ranked team since 2018.

Men's lacrosse senior Emmet Carroll and women's lacrosse senior Kelly Van Hoesen each made their mark for the Quakers last week.

After starting the season hot with a win over Villanova, the Quakers ultimately couldn't put together all the pieces for a successful season.

The Quakers head up to Cambridge, M.A. with a 5-2 conference record with junior breastroker Matt Fallon headlining the group.

The Quakers fell 1-3 to Abilene Christian despite great performances from the team's freshmen.

The weekend saw multiple program records fall as the Quakers brought home nine Ivy titles.

A stretch of poor shooting to end the first half buried the Quakers' postseason hopes.

Senior attacker Niki Miles and freshman attacker Catherine Berkery combined for eight goals.

In a contest filled with periods of dominance for both sides, Penn survived a last minute push to win a key matchup.

Freshman guard Sam Brown’s 26 points were key in the long-awaited win.

The Quakers have boundless potential and high expectations heading into 2024.