With the conclusion of the fall semester, let's take a look at how the Red and Blue's teams fared this season.

The Quakers had a late equalizer called back due to offsides.

The Quakers receive a first round bye and will play host to the winners of Massachusetts versus Evansville on Sunday.

The Quakers conceded three goals as the Tigers punched their ticket to the NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament.

The golden goal from junior defender Oliver Pratt in the fourth minute of extra time made all the difference.

Nine Quakers were named to the Ivy League All-Ivy teams following an undefeated record in Ancient Eight play.

The Upland, Calif. native started playing when she was four and hasn't looked back since.

The Quakers 7-0 in-conference record secures them the first seed for the Ivy League Tournament.

Austen has done nothing but impress in her first year as the starter for Penn women’s soccer.

The win was the Quakers’ sixth conference win in their sixth conference game, with an upcoming matchup against Princeton the only obstacle between Penn and an undefeated Ancient Eight campaign.

The Quakers’ exceptional defense, matched with a rare capitalization on an offensive opening secured the highly sought after win. 

The Quakers have taken the newly renovated Rhodes Field by storm with an 8-0 record.

The Quakers celebrated senior night by securing coach Brian Gill's 50th career win.

Two Quakers earned weekly honors for their standout performances.

The Quakers continue to search for an Ivy League tournament spot.

Senior defender Leo Burney and senior forward Stas Korzeniowski find themselves at eighth and 36th, respectively.

Three Quakers brought home defensive player of the week honors.