There’s nothing quite like a crosstown rivalry.

For years, Cornell lacrosse has dominated the top of the Ivy League standings. But if the vastly-improved Penn program has anything to say about it, there could soon be a power shift at the top.

Last week, Penn (3-8) shipped out to California for the first time since the 2010-11 season for a four-game stint, finishing 1-3 through their first outdoor matches of the year.

While outsiders tend to focus on the accolades of her teammates, it is hard to say that anyone has had as big of an impact for the Quakers this season than McCullough.

Taking on No. 2 Maryland at home, the Quakers were thoroughly outclassed by the Terrapins, falling, 15-5

Both Penn baseball and softball looked to resume play after a productive spring break but mother nature had other plans.

The Quakers are sending four wrestlers to Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy Arena, including 2014 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Assocation Championship runners-up junior Lorenzo Thomas and senior Brad Wukie

For Alyssa Baron, an Ivy League title and a chance to rebuild a program is no longer a dream. It’s reality.

After a spring training trip filled with ups and downs, the Quakers are looking to shine a little Florida sun onto the diamond in their last week of games before Ivy League play begins.On March 19, Penn (4-7) will take on Lehigh (8-10) in a doubleheader at 3 PM at home.

Shelby Fortin will have one last chance at NCAA glory.

We sat down with Turchin for a rapid-fire interview to ask about nicknames, pregame meals and which team is going to win the NCAA Tournament in the most recent edition of 30 seconds with ...

Seniors Kristen Johnson, Elysse Gorney and Kayla Dahlerbruch are hoping to pass the torch of success on to the squad's younger members

2013 was a magical season for the Penn softball team, as the Quakers captured their second-ever Ivy title and made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament.

When the Red and Blue entered spring training this season, however, it was with a roster overflowing with freshmen, as first-year athletes accounted for 10 of the 21 girls in Penn’s program.

The Quakers (22-6, 12-2 Ivy) received a No. 12 seed and will play No. 5 Texas in College Park, Md. The game is scheduled for Sunday at 3:00 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN.

As musical notes slowly filled the Palestra, the building came to life.

Street Soccer Philadelphia is a nonprofit group dedicated to helping the homeless rebuild their lives through soccer. And it's worth a closer look.