Not even Penn wrestling’s own roster can boast too many stories quite like Friedman’s, even if the sophomore pre-med student hasn’t been able to log much mat time this year for the Quakers.

The Penn men’s lacrosse team may have ended the 2013 season on a sour note, but don’t let that fool you. The Quakers also provided many great moments en route to a solid 8-5 season.

On Tuesday, the website dedicated to the search for Penn's next athletic director added a new feature: a description of Penn’s next athletic director.

In his third year as Penn's Director of Lacrosse Operations and a former goalkeeper for the Quakers, Ted Rawlings is very much the face of Penn lacrosse.

With Penn women’s lacrosse looking for its eighth straight Ivy title and men’s lacrosse looking to make the jump into the NCAA Tournament, the Quakers have scheduled some tough opponents to get them ready for an important season.

Penn's senior goalkeeper is not only instrumental for Penn men's lacrosse on the field, but also in terms of team dynamics.

For Penn women’s lacrosse, 2013 was the same old story. Another Ivy League championship. A seventh consecutive bid to the NCAA Tournament.

While most upperclassmen are on the hunt for jobs this time of year, Penn senior midfield Zack Losco doesn't have to worry about what lies ahead.

Penn freshman lightweight rower Jake Ford set his first of not one nor two, but three under-19 lightweight 5,000-meter, 30-minute, and 60-minute world records.

With seven games gone and seven games left in Ivy League play, Penn women's basketball team is halfway home to its ultimate goal.

Facing tough competition that included Duke, Virginia, William & Mary and James Madison in a championship-style meet, Penn swimming was able to put forward strong performances

On Friday, the men’s and women’s teams posted a combined seven top-ten school records, as the Quakers put forward another impressive performance at the Lafayette/Rider Invitational

Saturday night against Brown, with Penn methodically picking apart the Bears in the first half, the Quakers let the box score do all the talking.

Penn gymnastics celebrated Valentine’s Day with a little heart both on and off the mat.On Sunday afternoon at Hutchinson Gymnasium, the Quakers scored a season-high 190.850 en route to a second-place finish in the “Think Pink” meet.

PROVIDENCE, R.I.- Penn basketball’s descent into the surreal began before the team even stepped foot into Brown’s Pizzitola Sports Center.In a sign of things to come, the team’s bus ground to a halt on Main street, unable to continue in the swirling snow.

In a game that was close from the beginning, the Bears found a way to light a fire in snowy Providence and down the Quakers, 62-55.

In a game that was over well before halftime, the Quakers dismantled Brown, leading by as many as 37 points before beating the Bears, 78-51