In a weekend full of fierce competition against top-ranked colleges, Penn men’s wrestling found plenty of success at home. 

Despite a loss to the reigning Ivy champs, Penn delivers its strongest outing of the season with standout efforts across the roster.

Roberts is currently averaging 24.6 points per game, the third-highest in all of NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball.

From cross-continental leap into Ivy League stardom, Whittington exemplifies resilience despite a series of setbacks.

From accidentally becoming a squash player to now establishing a dynasty, Hafez gives his all to Penn men’s squash.

The Quakers tied for third place in the Ivy League this season. 

Senior guard/forward Ethan Roberts notched 30 points or more for second-straight game. 

The women's team also took home the Pennsylvania State Championship.

Joe Mihalich Jr. is reuniting with former Penn and current Hawks coach Steve Donahue.

The game is the 116th meeting between the Quakers and the Tigers. 

The men's score was 157-143 while the women's was 169-131.

On a night characterized by reflection, the Quakers close the curtain on a disappointing 2-6 year. 

Senior guard/forward Ethan Roberts and junior forward TJ Power combined for 54 points in the victory.

The women's team finished in sixth, while the men's team finished in tenth. 

The team attributes its win to a renewed culture of intensity and community. 

Former Penn and current Hawks’ coach Steve Donahue is looking to best his former program 

Other underclassmen also showed out at the meet, which the Quakers lost 166-134.