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. 

Following an impressive victory over No. 19 Georgetown, No. 15 Penn women’s lacrosse will host Johns Hopkins at Franklin Field on Saturday, while the men face No. 10 Duke in Charlotte, N.C.

Penn's winter sports teams aren't resting just yet. Though the women's squash season is winding down, indoor track and field and gymnastics still have a few weeks to go.

The final stretch begins now for Penn men’s basketball, as the Quakers prepare to journey north and take on Harvard and Dartmouth in the longest road trip of the year.

From the first time Antonio Woods stepped onto the court for Penn, he made his presence felt. 

I was there the day The Line died. To be more accurate, I was The Line the day The Line died.

Penn women’s lacrosse swept this week's Ivy League awards as senior attacker Gabby Rosenzweig and junior midfielder Abby Bosco earned Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively. 

It's shaping up to be a five-team race for the four Ivy Madness spots. Here's where all eight schools stand with six games left.

It was another exciting weekend for Penn basketball, as the women came from behind against Yale to finish off their weekend sweep and the men dropped a crucial game against Brown before bounding back against the first-place Bulldogs. 

Gabby Rosenzweig has made a name for herself in the Ivy League over the last four years, earning two first team All-Ivy nods, including a unanimous selection last season. 

With just six regular season games remaining, Brodeur would need to average 17.2 points per game to become the program’s all-time leading scorer.

The Red and Blue capped off a busy weekend with a home victory against Franklin & Marshall after suffering back-to-back losses on Saturday to Princeton and Drexel.

In its season opener, No. 6 Penn men's lacrosse traveled to College Park, Md. and fell 17-15 after letting a six-goal lead slip away over the final 19 minutes of play.

No. 12 Penn blew No. 19 Georgetown out of the water on its home turf Saturday afternoon, 17-6. This was the first game of the season for the Quakers but the second for the Hoyas. 

This weekend, one group from Penn track and field competed at the BU David Hemery Valentine Invitational, while the other competed at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invitational.

The Quakers’ victory was fueled by a stat-sheet stuffing performance by senior midfielder Erin Barry, whose efforts earned her DP Sports Player of the Week.