The verdict allows the conference to uphold its ban on the practice.

337 days after being knocked out of the Ivy League Tournament by the Bears, the Quakers flipped the tables this time around.

Three goals secured the sixth straight home win for the Quakers and their second win against a ranked opponent. 

 An offside call suppresses a tie game for the Quakers as they fall to the Ivy League’s leading team.

Senior forward Stas Korzeniowski scored the lone goal of the 1-0 match.

The Quakers came back from two goals down to earn their first points of the Ivy season.

The three-time first team All-Ivy selection has played a huge role in the team's success.

The group was headlined by nine-time Ivy League champion football coach Al Bagnoli.

Two goals in five minutes ultimately sealed the deal for the Quakers against the Lions.

A lone goal from freshman forward Romeo Dahlen put the Quakers on top.

All four goals were scored in the game’s first 30 minutes.

From Franklin Field to North Carolina, a busy weekend lies ahead for the Red and Blue.

The senior has enjoyed plenty of individual success, but he hopes to leave an even greater impact.

Four Quakers brought home honors for their performance over the weekend.

The Quakers found the back of the net four time against Temple, with an aggressive defense keeping the Owls at bay.

A lone goal from sophomore midfielder Jack-Ryan Jeremiah was enough to secure the Quaker victory.

Seniors Charlie Gaffney and Leo Burney scored in the final 20 minutes of the game.