Penn men's and women's basketball may have their Ivy Weekends, but the other winter teams haven't slowed down one bit.

This past weekend saw four teams topple higher-ranked Ivy squads. Here's how Ivy League men's basketball is shaping up.

Zapf began his wrestling career primarily competing in the 133-pound weight class, but has moved up to 141 pounds in his sophomore season.

This Wednesday, Penn Athletics announced an exclusive sponsorship agreement with the Tri-State Toyota Dealers Association for the Penn Relays. 

The Penn fanbase is likely less familiar with assistant coaches Nat Graham, Joe Mihalich, and Trey Montgomery.

The Red and Blue will get a break from a hectic travel schedule this weekend, hosting Columbia on Friday and Cornell on Saturday in front of their home crowd.

Penn men’s basketball will hit the road to face Columbia on Friday before traveling to Ithaca, N.Y. on Saturday to play Cornell.

Breakout freshman guard Jordan Dingle has been named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the fifth time this season, after helping to secure two conference wins at Harvard and Dartmouth.

Earlier this school year, Planta returned to competition for Penn wrestling after an injury and recovery process that took over a year.

Choudhary has been a mainstay in a promising season for the Quakers, producing consistent results on any and every court that he has touched.

Penn wrestling traveled to Rhode Island and Massachusetts this weekend to compete with Ivy League rivals Brown and Harvard, and ultimately came away with a pair of wins.

Penn men's and women's fencing continued their dominance at Brandeis’s Eric Sollee Invitational this past Saturday, recording the best combined score of the tournament.

With the first of six straight Ivy weekends having reached its conclusion, Penn men’s and women’s basketball have plenty to celebrate.

Although Penn men’s basketball impressed with a weekend sweep of Harvard and Dartmouth, the Quakers also showed that they may be plagued by one of the same issues that doomed them last season — fatigue. 

This weekend, Penn men's and women's squash were in action again against talented Ivy League competition.

After going 0-2 to start the season but still showing flashes of  brilliance, the Quakers arrived at Cornell to take on the Big Red seeking their first win of 2020. 

Penn men and women’s swimming and diving competed against West Chester in an exciting meet at Sheerr Pool on Saturday afternoon.