Far away from the comfort of the Sheerr Pool, Senior Shelby Fortin competed in three final events at the NCAA National Championship Meet in Minnesota, bringing to a close what has been a truly remarkable collegiate career.

No. 11 seed Lorenzo Thomas went 5-3 over a grueling three-day stretch at the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City to finish sixth and become Penn’s first ever 184-pound All-American, the 27th overall.

For about 11 minutes, Penn men’s lacrosse was feeling it, on the verge of breaking an eight-year long losing streak to Cornell. Then reality set in.

Some games are decided by just talent; others, by coaching too. Georgetown tennis coach Gordie Ernst hopes his squad’s upcoming match with Penn is defined by the former.

After competing in their first 11 games on the road, Penn baseball will be in familiar territory this weekend. Penn’s Meiklejohn Stadium will get its first action of the season as the Quakers will host Lafayette in their home opener.

After falling to Princeton in last year’s season finale, Pennwas “a team to look out for” in the Ivy League. And a year later, the Quakers are looking to be that team to look out for once again, but this time on the national stage, taking on Texas this Sunday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Penn will host the second annual Philadelphia College Classic at Franklin Field on Saturday.

Penn softball’s fiercest competitor thus far in the 2013-2014 season has been the weather. The team will look to get through it's first home doubleheader of the season this weekend against St. Joe's.

There’s nothing quite like a crosstown rivalry.

For years, Cornell lacrosse has dominated the top of the Ivy League standings. But if the vastly-improved Penn program has anything to say about it, there could soon be a power shift at the top.

Last week, Penn (3-8) shipped out to California for the first time since the 2010-11 season for a four-game stint, finishing 1-3 through their first outdoor matches of the year.

While outsiders tend to focus on the accolades of her teammates, it is hard to say that anyone has had as big of an impact for the Quakers this season than McCullough.

Taking on No. 2 Maryland at home, the Quakers were thoroughly outclassed by the Terrapins, falling, 15-5

Both Penn baseball and softball looked to resume play after a productive spring break but mother nature had other plans.

The Quakers are sending four wrestlers to Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy Arena, including 2014 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Assocation Championship runners-up junior Lorenzo Thomas and senior Brad Wukie

For Alyssa Baron, an Ivy League title and a chance to rebuild a program is no longer a dream. It’s reality.

After a spring training trip filled with ups and downs, the Quakers are looking to shine a little Florida sun onto the diamond in their last week of games before Ivy League play begins.On March 19, Penn (4-7) will take on Lehigh (8-10) in a doubleheader at 3 PM at home.