Penn women's lacrosse defeated Princeton in the Ivy League Tournament and will now face Canisius in the NCAA Touranment

Sunday, the Quakers used a streak of seven unanswered goals to take down Harvard on its own turf, 7-5, and claim the program’s first Ivy League Tournament title and an NCAA Tournament berth.

After a surprisingly successful season, Penn baseball finally met its match Saturday against Columbia and David Speer.

After falling behind, 10-7, to No. 11 Cornell in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal in Cambridge, Mass., No. 10 Penn unleashed a furious comeback, as Losco scored four goals in the fourth quarter to push Penn past Cornell.

While one overtime wasn't enough for Penn women's lacrosse, a second OT treated the Quakers just fine.

Move along, regular season. It’s playoffs time.

Come May 3, Penn softball is hoping for a little deja vu

Now that the Penn Relays are in the past and with the Heptagonal championships only two weeks away, it’s time for the program to move forward

This weekend the second-seed No. 10 Quakers head up to Cambridge, Mass., to compete in the Ivy League tournament against third-seed No. 11 Cornell on Friday

Penn baseball will have one final chance to knock off defending Ivy League Champion Columbia and return to the postseason for the first time since 2007

There’s no question that Penn baseball and its counterparts from Columbia are the two most evenly matched squads in the Ivy League this year. So how can Penn separate itself?

Non-conference games have just not been kind to Penn softball this season. In what was the team’s final game before the all important Ivy League Championship Series, Penn fell to Big Five rival Villanova.

Penn women’s tennis has had a troubled year, but at least it had a dependable captain and a strong anchor to navigate it through its darkest storms and its testiest waters.

As the smell of fresh barbeque wafted over Penn Park, the Penn club men’s lacrosse team finished the last few minutes of the first round of the NCLL tournament.

When Christina Benvenuti committed to Penn as a senior in high school, she could have never predicted how her next four years would unfold.

Greg Ambrogi and Justin Reilly proposed  to their former classmates a mentoring network of Penn athlete alumni to be a resource for current student-athletes. The program is now gaining momentum

Going to college is a stressful experience, a whirlwind of uncertainty. From classes to clubs to what they’re wearing in the morning or what they’re doing that night, one thing all freshmen come to realize is that they aren’t in Kansas anymore.