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

The Quakers won two nights on the road in intense five set games.

The event featured remarks from Interim Penn President Larry Jameson, Athletic Director Alanna Wren, and Penn track and field coach Steve Dolan, among others.

A walk-off field goal lifted the Crimson ahead in the final moments.

The Hawks' length led to dominance on the offensive glass.

The Quakers fell behind early and could not catch up in their Big 5 opener.

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

Here's how the DP thinks the Quakers will fare this Homecoming weekend.

O’Brien shined as a runner before taking over Penn football’s starting job.

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

After a deflating loss versus the Crimson last year, Penn has a plenty of motivation heading into Saturday's matchup.

The award comes after Collins recorded six blocks in the team's season-opener.

The Quakers had 21 grapplers place in the top six of their tournament brackets.

O’Brien broke Penn’s program record for passing touchdowns on Saturday.

No Penn football game will ever top Liam O’Brien’s record-setting performance against Cornell.

The Quakers lost three straight after winning the first set.

The Quakers won all six sets it played against the Lions this year.