Murphy, who plays at center midfield for the Penn men’s soccer team, was part of the Lehigh Valley United ’93 team that won an under-19 national championship over the weekend.

Most of the Ivy League has taken notice of St. Andrews (Del.) wing Myles Stephens, who received an offer from Penn last week.

In addition to taking the floor in the Delco Pro-Am league, rising senior Miles Cartwright, the premier point guard for the Quakers, has taken his ambitions and passion to the West Coast, working for the Sports Challenge Leadership Academy.

John Yurkow has only been head coach of the varsity baseball team for a few weeks, but that hasn’t stopped him from already snagging a Connecticut recruit with some impressive baseball bloodlines: Bradley Wilpon.

Preceding the release of their entire schedule, the Quakers announced that Notre Dame, a Final Four team in last year’s NCAA tournament, will come to the Palestra on Nov. 23.

Starting in the fall, Penn will be rolling out a feature that allows viewers to stream sports games across the Ivy League.

The likelihood of an Ivy League basketball television deal is nonexistent, but that does not mean fans won’t be able to watch their Quakers in all Ivy League contests.

Penn men’s and women’s soccer have released their 2013 schedules, so now we know when and how often the Quakers will get to enjoy their new Rhodes Field playing surface.

After Penn promoted baseball assistant John Yurkow to the role of head coach, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Yurkow to talk about his relationship with outgoing John Cole and his plan moving forward.

Franklin Field hosted the inaugural Major League Ultimate championship, as the Boston Whitecaps defeated the San Francisco Dogfish, 20-15.

Rising junior pitcher Connor Cuff has been taking the initiative to improve his game and use last season as fuel to propel him into his junior campaign.

Major League Ultimate’s inaugural championship will take place on Saturday at Franklin Field at 6 p.m., pitting the Boston Whitecaps against the San Francisco Dogfish.

A week ago, Bill Bradshaw, Temple Athletic Director and Big 5 chair, entered into retirement.

Senior Associate Athletic Director Tony Vecchione went with Yurkow as John Cole’s successor. After all, if Cole didn’t work out, why replace him with his right-hand man?

Athletic Director Steve Bilsky has decided to promote top assistant coach John Yurkow to the position of head coach.

This summer, Penn will be using its basketball program’s illustrious history to bring some modern flair to the Palestra.

With Big 5 director Bill Bradshaw having officially retired on Monday, he leaves the organization on life support.