A late comeback attempt by the Quakers midway through the fourth quarter ultimately fell short.

Penn showed flashes of potential, headlined by an all time best season-opening vault score.

Without leading scorer Clark Slajchert, the Quaker offense struggled to keep up with the Tigers.

The Quakers, missing leading scorer Clark Slajchert for much of the game, committed a season-high 22 turnovers.

The former Ivy Offensive Player of the Year was selected 53rd overall by local Major League Soccer team.

Slackman recently won the Bushnell Cup, awarded to the best offensive and defensive player in the Ivy League.

After finding his way back to football, Slackman has left his mark on the Ancient Eight.

With the fall season in the books, let's take a look at how each of Penn's teams did this year.

Wharton student Ryan Georgian was named a co-winner of the Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway. 

The former Ivy League champion will reunite with a familiar program, beginning his first run leading an SEC roster.

Several of the Quakers have received interest from a variety of top FBS and FCS programs. 

The Quakers frequently used a 2-3 zone in last month's win over nationally-ranked Villanova.

Amidst a rough season, Kuzyk was a bright spot for the field hockey team and was rewarded with a slew of postseason awards. 

One of Biggerstaff's major goals this season is to build the confidence of players on the team.

The freshman has already won the sabre events at the Temple Open and Elite Invitational.

Greenberg graduated from Penn in 2008, and previously worked with the Chicago Cubs and Blackhawks. 

The Quakers still have much room to grow ahead of Ivy League play beginning in January.