After going 0-2 in Big 5 pod play, Penn will be battling La Salle for fifth place on Sunday.

Members of The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department sent in their predictions for the championship matchup.

After finishing sixth in the Big 5 last year, the Quakers return to the Xfinity Mobile Arena to fight for a title.

Highlights include strong returners, new faces, and heated competition. 

Their efforts propelled the Quakers to two of the three victories across Cathedral Classic. 

The two matchups showcased improved team shooting and season highs, notably from sophomore forward Katie Collins. 

Rittenberg’s passion makes the tasks of a student-athlete and a nursing student looks easy.

The duo ended the season ranked No. 8 in ITA doubles.

The Quakers went 2-1 over the weekend, including a nail-biting win over La Salle. 

Penn men’s basketball’s new name, image, and likeness program gives the Ivy League a competitive edge.

Senior guard Simone Sawyer led the Quakers with 14 points and 7 rebounds but was unable to help make up an early deficit.

Austen is using her last year of college eligibility at USC in hopes of playing professionally.

The two follow four other seniors who announced their transfer intentions on Sunday.

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.