As the leaves turn brown, the fall sports season begins to reach its climax, and several of Penn’s sports teams are in the mix for championship glory.

Penn football is heading into the peak of the season, aiming to extend its win streak to five games with a triumph over the Columbia Lions.

From "Peaky Blinders" to Christopher Nolan, and Bonchon soy garlic wings to Tyson Bees, senior Malone Howley answers 15 questions to share his favorites and reflect on his career as a Penn football wide receiver.

Our DP Sports Player of the Week is graduate student Ben Stitz, who has scored in every match of Penn men’s soccer’s seven-game winning streak.

The Quakers are continuing a fiery momentum of wins since its season opener, as they look to extend their four-game undefeated streak this weekend.

In her newly elevated role as head sports dietician, Cat Hammer is always looking for new ways to help Penn student athletes achieve their nutritional goals.

October is always abundant with exciting sports stories, and Penn sports teams have been no different in commanding much deserved attention.

With just five out of 16 games of the season to be spent at home, Penn men’s soccer has been confronting the crucial challenge of taking wins on the road.

Senior Sports Editor Matthew Frank argues that in an unsurprising win, Penn's offense performed as well as it should have against a weak defense.

Just four games into the season, Joshua Casilli has proven to be a reliable pass-catcher for Penn, securing 19 total grabs and hauling in the Quakers' only regulation touchdown at Dartmouth.

For a combined 19 years, Jerry and Frank McConnell have coached on Penn's sprint football team, most of that time coming from Jerry McConnell, who's been with the program since 2007.

Just four games into the season, the Quakers have notched more wins than they did last season, beating Georgetown to bring their record to a perfect 4-0.

Coming off their big win at Dartmouth, the Quakers now head to Washington D.C. to face the Hoyas.

Due to the absence of full-size golf courses nearby in West Philadelphia, Penn men's golf can often find itself traveling upwards of half an hour just to access a nearby course.

With Rhodes Field out of commission for the time being, Penn's soccer teams are competing at Penn Park, a drastically different venue.

Having reached October, many of Penn's teams are now in the heat of Ivy League or championship competition.

Since joining Penn wrestling as a freshman, Joey Slackman took a gap year, worked for the Delaware State Attorney's office, and switched his sport to wear the pads and helmet for football instead.