As the fall season heats up, we take a look at what to expect from all of Penn's competing teams this weekend.

Just two games into the season, Penn faces its biggest challenge yet in a Dartmouth team coming off an Ivy League co-championship.

On Thursday night, Kevin Stefanski became the first Browns coach to defeat the Steelers three times since Bill Belichick.

This week's DP Sports Player of the Week goes to a defensive lineman that was crucial in Penn football's shutout victory over Lafayette on Saturday.

Aiming to lead amongst the rest of the pack is a central goal in cross country, but senior Zubeir Dagane finds leading the team just as important.

Penn sports are building up to their best forms of the season, now facing schedules stacked with crucial Ivy League competition.

Through seven games, Penn's defense has held firm, thanks in large part to the team's new tactical approach.

At the very beginning of his Quaker career, Graves looks ahead at what he sees as a thriving Penn team.

Following some time away from the game, Brandon Copeland is returning to the NFL on the Baltimore Ravens practice squad.

Having lost last season to the Leopards in week two, Penn football will succeed in extracting its revenge, according to four DP Sports writers.

As the fall season heats up, Penn's teams have a full weekend of competitions ahead of them.

Offensive coordinator Dan Swanstrom already proved his mark on the team in the season opener, but Penn's defense may be the key to repeating a win this weekend.

When Morris isn't out on the field vying for sacks, he's working to further his real estate career with his urban studies major.

The former head coach of men's golf at Seton Hall has always prioritized "good players that are great people," which he is standing by while getting to know the Quakers.

A 41-yard touchdown, a call-up from the bench to the lineup, and a signing to the practice squad: It was an eventful week for Penn alumni in the NFL.

Hewes led the men's soccer team to two dominant victories this weekend, earning Ivy League Player of the Week honors. 

Like most of his peers growing up in London, Mark Haghani's introduction to sports was in soccer — until he discovered a new passion in golf.