Penn women's lacrosse was tripped up in the Ivy League Tournament final by rivals and perennial lacrosse powerhouse Princeton on Sunday.

Two of the best teams in the nation went to battle in New York City, and Penn came out on top with an exciting 12-11 victory over Yale.

After a pair of wins on Friday, Penn men's and women's lacrosse are back in action on Sunday in the finals of the Ivy League Tournament.

Penn baseball came in to this weekend needing a sweep and some outside help to earn a spot in the Ivy League Championship Series. It never got that far, as after winning the first two games of the series, Penn dropped a pivotal game three to end its season. 

Here are three takeaways from the Red and Blue's latest win, a 13-12 decision over Brown on Friday.

The Quakers travelled to New York on Friday and defeated No. 4 Brown in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament.

Here's a look at the six seniors' plans after Penn and lessons they will take away from their time with the program.

In a back and forth affair, Penn women’s lacrosse came out on top, beating Dartmouth, 15-14, in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament.

In the Ivy League Tournament, Penn women's lacrosse knocked off No. 2 Dartmouth in a 15-14 victory, handing the Big Green their first loss since April 6.

Keep it here for live updates from Penn men's and women's lacrosse at this weekend's Ivy League Tournament. 

Multiple players on the team have alleged that they have suffered at the hands of a leadership that has consistently put them second. 

The regular season Ivy champion Quakers will look to cement their status as the best team in the conference at the Ivy League Tournament this weekend. 

For the 10th time in 10 tries, Penn women’s lacrosse will be playing in the Ivy League Tournament, this time taking on a Dartmouth squad that got the better of the Quakers earlier this season.

The family of Penn baseball pitchers start bonding early, even from when the pitchers first start getting recruited to campus. 

The Quakers lost to the Colonials, 8-4, after giving up six runs in the eighth inning.

Victory was always celebrated, although often the team mattered less than the accomplishment.  Viewers seemed more intrigued by demonstrated ability than by the name on a jersey, and fans honored those all who managed to inch out the competition.