Silpe saw 15, 13, and 12 minutes in the next three games, which included wins over Saint Joseph’s and Brown. The Brown game was his first meaningful playing time in conference play since his freshman season.

The Quakers dropped both matchups, losing first to Princeton, 28-15, then later to Drexel, 30-9. 

After four long days of competition, the Quakers finished with 921.5 points, behind Princeton with 1301.0, Yale with 1490.5 and eventual champion Harvard at 1616.0. 

Penn men's lacrosse overcame a hot start from Michigan to win its season opener at home, 12-9.

This might not have been the prettiest victory, but just like the Quakers have pretty much all season, they made the plays they needed to make when it mattered most. 

Penn men’s basketball saved its best for the last 20 minutes in each of its two road games this weekend. 

After struggling to shoot the ball for most of the game, the Quakers pulled away from the Lions, ending the night on a huge run and winning by a score of 74-62. Here are four takeaways from the showdown at Columbia.

Behind a career-high 23 points from backup sophomore guard Devon Goodman and 16 points from backup senior guard Caleb Wood, the bench powered the Quakers to a 74-62 comeback victory over Columbia.

After 20 years as Penn men’s soccer coach, Rudy Fuller has moved from Rhodes Field to Weightman Hall. Fuller has accepted a promotion to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Intercollegiate Programs.

This Saturday, the Quakers will compete in their final matches of the regular season on the road against Princeton and No. 25 Drexel. 

Ivy League basketball rivalries have deep roots — and sometimes they even go back to players' high school days.

Penn fencing coach Andy Ma has won his third consecutive Ivy League Coach of the Year award, this year winning the men’s and women’s Co-Coach of the Year. The previous two seasons, he was named Coach of the Year for the men’s side.

We may only be midway through February, but the season is about to commence for Penn men’s lacrosse.

With the Ivy League Championships quickly approaching, Penn men's swimming and diving has been actively preparing and building confidence for the meet next Thursday.

Besides two races, Hu has finished first every single time she’s lined up on the blocks for the 200 fly so far.

Penn’s star senior has been a force to be reckoned with at the Ivy League championships for three straight years now.

This weekend, Penn wrestling walked away on top, splitting a doubleheader with Columbia and Cornell on Saturday and placing second in the Warriors Winter Open on Sunday.