Despite surviving many of Princeton's seismic scoring runs, the Red and Blue fell short.

Here are the top five games to get excited about as the lacrosse season approaches.

Five Quakers won their events at a successful meet in State College, Pa.

Freshman guard Sam Brown put up 20 points, but it was not enough for the Quakers to keep pace with the Bulldogs.

A career day from junior forward Ed Holland III was not enough for the Quakers to stick with the Bears.

The 2022 Ivy Player of the Year averaged 15.4 points per game in his seven career matchups with the Quakers.

The recently announced "Penn-I-L" seeks to transform the way Quakers engage with the NIL landscape.

Chimera was previously head coach at Johns Hopkins University for four years.

Penn quarterback Aidan Sayin's younger brother entered the transfer portal following Saban's retirement.

After suffering a narrow defeat to Stanford, Penn wrestling bounced back in a dominant win against Columbia.

The Quakers lose their third consecutive Ivy matchup to the Lions who entered the game winless in the conference.

Slackman becomes the sixth Quaker and the first since 1999 to earn such honors as his focus turns toward next year’s NFL draft.

The senior defender along with seven freshmen earn national recognition ahead of the 2024 season.

While the Quakers miss their leading scorer, there are issues outside of his absence.

After facing a 20-point deficit at halftime, the Quakers nearly rallied back for a victory.

Anna Brandt, Izzy Rohr and Niki Miles were recognized as some of the top lacrosse players in the nation ahead of the season.

Despite holding a halftime lead, the Quakers were drubbed coming out of the break.