Thanks to the two wins and some help, Penn finds itself back in a tie for first place after Brown defeated Princeton on Saturday night.

No more chances for this class of Quakers to rejuvenate the Red and Blue faithful at the Palestra. No more opportunities to get fans believing instead of grieving at the Cathedral again.

Despite a spirited effort to kick off Saturday night's game, Penn simply could not stop Sears or any other part of the Bulldogs balanced attack.

In a game where Penn missed 11 foul shots, the Quakers performance was nothing but laughable.

Penn could not overcome another barrage of turnovers and poor free throw shooting.

Easily rebounding from Saturday’s loss to Dartmouth, the Red and Blue overcame a slow start thanks to the post play of junior forward Kara Bonenberger, beating the Bears, 70-54.

With their postseason hopes all but gone, the Quakers will host Brown and Yale this weekend, hoping to pick up a sweep in the final Palestra home games for Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Fran Dougherty, Dau Jok, Steve Rennard and Cameron Gunter .

It may be early in the year, but this weekend may be the toughest challenge Penn women’s lacrosse faces all season.

After a disappointing 22-21, 7-13 Ivy season, Penn baseball has stripped the old hardware and brought a new vigor to its squad.

The Red and Blue have had to change things up this week after the Big Green clogged the lanes to shut down Penn’s inside game last weekend.

After almost a full season of preparation, Penn track and field will take on their Ivy foes in this weekend’s indoor Heptagonal championships, hosted by Dartmouth.

Day, who was announced as the newest assistant for Penn women’s basketball in September, has brought a wealth of knowledge and helped push the team to another level.

Penn’s women’s ice hockey club walked away with the hardware after a grueling 5-3 victory and an undefeated season for the third time in program history.

Thanks to Cotton’s tremendous growth on the basketball court, the Bulldogs are in position to earn a postseason appearance for only the second time since the 2002 team earned a trip to the NIT after finishing second in a three-team playoff.

After winning the game’s opening face off, senior attack Danny Feeney charged to the goal and scored, all within a mere six seconds. It was a sign of things to come.

Penn released its schedule for the 2014 season, and the team will face six road games in its 10-game slate.

De Alwis, a sophomore, is a Sri Lankan native who has had an interesting path to Penn, including stops in international play and learning the game in other countries.