Penn field hockey is scheduled to play more than 40 percent of its matches against nationally ranked teams, but despite not being ranked itself, the team is not intimidated by its schedule. 

As the fall sports season get into the swing of things, this weekend will be key for Penn Athletics.

The seniors of Penn women's soccer have one last season to achieve their goals and make a lasting impact on the team.

Overall, college football has seen a steady decline in game attendance, and Penn is all too familiar with this issue. 

This is what has made Wagner so popular throughout his whole life: his unbounded enthusiasm for sports, his genuine passion for all that he does, his unwavering commitment to others.

During their freshman year, Jenkins and Hermann joined the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, where both served in leadership roles.

One constant for the Red and Blue offense in 2019 will be first team All-Collegiate Sprint Football League sophomore wide receiver Brendan McCaffrey.

Now, the Quakers will have to look to the returning members of the team for defensive talent.

Penn track saw not one, not two, but three athletes travel this summer to Costa Rica to don the red, white, and blue at the Under 20 Pan American Games.

A late goal by junior midfielder Joey Bhangdia gave the Quakers a 1-0 victory and their second win in the second game of the season. 

Defender Peyton Ruan, midfielders Sara Readinger and Sizzy Lawton, and forward Ella Wright have all made major contributions to the Red and Blue this season.

In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, Penn soccer locks down on defense, volleyball gets off to a solid start, and sprint football coach Bill Wagner begins his 50th and final season.

On a cold, rainy Friday night, Penn drew Fairfield, 1-1, before defeating Mount St. Mary's by a score of 1-0 on Sunday. 

Junior midfielder Breukelen Woodard earned DP Sports Player of the Week for her efforts in this weekend’s games against Fairfield and Mount St. Mary’s.

To begin the season on Friday, Penn field hockey fell, 2-0, in a tough battle against No. 10 Wake Forest.

Both Penn men's and women's cross country showed extreme promise competing in the Fordham Fiasco, held in Bronx, N.Y. this weekend. 

In the team's first three matches of the year, at the Crosstown Invitational in Easton, Pa., the Quakers finished with a 2-1 showing.