Calder Silcox | Villanova’s no-sign policy is no good for Big 5
To ban rollouts is a sin, and the powers that be at Villanova should make sure this doesn’t happen again.
To ban rollouts is a sin, and the powers that be at Villanova should make sure this doesn’t happen again.
Harvard basketball team is ranked in the national basketball for the first time in program history and Crimson DT Josue Ortiz won the award for Ivy Defensive Player of the Year.
Men’s Squash loses all of its matches against Princeton on Sunday.
The Quakers have a fever — and the only prescription? More Zack Rosen.
Harvard basketball team is ranked in the national basketball for the first time in program history and Crimson DT Josue Ortiz won the award for Ivy Defensive Player of the Year.
Men’s Squash loses all of its matches against Princeton on Sunday.
Even the momentum from a 4-1 start wasn’t enough to carry the Quakers to victory against one of the nation’s top teams — as they fell, 69-38, to No. 3 Notre Dame.
Sunday’s wrestling match against the rival Mountain Hawks displayed the two teams’ complementing weight classes, but Lehigh prevailed, 21-15.
Penn’s battle down low was lost before it even began.
No. 5 Penn upsets No. 3 Princeton for its first win of the year.
Penn men’s basketball fell, 73-65, to Big 5 rival Villanova Saturday night. THE BUZZ: The Good, Bad and Ugly from Villanova
On Saturday, when the Quakers take on Big 5 foe Villanova, the man who might be tasked with stopping Rosen is junior point guard Maalik Wayns.
While the Quakers certainly expect the same atmosphere that comes with any Big 5 game, when they play the Wildcats’ Saturday night, Penn will be facing an entirely different team than last year’s Villanova squad. LIVEBLOG: Penn men’s hoops vs. Villanova, brought to you by the Blarney StoneVIDEO: This Week on 33rd Street
A large group of students, faculty and baseball enthusiasts filled Houston Hall Thursday to discuss the importance of baseball parks in revitalizing communities. The panel included Phillies President and CEO David Montgomery, a 1968 College graduate and 1970 Wharton MBA recipient.
In an action-packed weekend, Penn wrestling will have a chance to establish state supremacy as they face two local foes.
If the Quakers are to be successful this year, Friday’s matchup against No. 3 Notre Dame will be their most important game of the season.
Unlike dual meets, there aren’t any limits on the number of events in which each swimmer can participate. Many of the swimmers are using this invitational as an opportunity to achieve personal bests and demonstrate their abilities.
With the win, Penn is now 4-1 for the first time in program history, just two seasons removed from a 2-26 campaign.
Currently seeded 5th in the nation, the women’s squash team will compete against all nine of the other top 10 teams, and every opponent on its schedule ranks in the top 20.
The Quakers (3-1) are off to their best start since 1982-83, and with a win tonight at Lafayette (2-4), they will have their first ever 4-1 start in program history.