After Princeton’s historic run in last year’s NCAA tournament, Penn is among the teams looking to return to the big dance. 

Freshman Mataya Gayle scored 17 points for the women, and sophomore Cam Thrower is poised for a leap. 

After a tough loss to the Bears in 2022, the Quakers are determined to make this matchup different.

Both the heavyweight and lightweight teams saw multiple boats succeed on the Schuylkill and Charles Rivers. 

Members of The Daily Pennsylvanian's Sports staff make their predictions for Friday night's clash. 

The sophomore wide receiver has come into his own this season, as last week's game at Yale proves. 

The inductees go back as far as the Class of 1975, to as recent as 2017.

Adams had the Penn low score at two tournaments during the fall season.

Sayin has thrown for 1,007 yards over Penn's first three Ivy League games this season.

Men's soccer picked up its second conference win, while field hockey fell at Harvard. 

The conference has long excluded itself from postseason play, but the past should not determine the future.

The Quakers used an exceptional effort from the passing attack to knock off the reigning Ivy League champs.

Princeton finished first in the women's poll, while Yale took top spot for men's teams. 

The DP's sports staff is torn in their predications as the Quakers stand at 1-1 in Ivy play.

The junior walked on to the team, and has shown with his versatility the ability to play multiple positions.

The start of the near $70 million project was announced by Penn Athletics last March.

The Quakers look to turn some heads at the upcoming Northeast Super Regional event.