Penn women’s tennis shows off at ITA Northeast Regionals
Junior Esha Velaga sets a new Penn record by qualifying for NCAAs for the third straight year.
Junior Esha Velaga sets a new Penn record by qualifying for NCAAs for the third straight year.
The Lions defeated the Quakers at home last season for the first time since in nearly 30 years.
The picks are in for Penn football’s matchup against Columbia.
Velaga was the first Penn tennis player to qualify for the NCAA tournament three years in a row.
The Lions defeated the Quakers at home last season for the first time since in nearly 30 years.
The picks are in for Penn football’s matchup against Columbia.
Five Quakers were victorious in their singles matches on the first day of the three-day tournament.
Senior midfielder Patrick Cayelli ended the matchup with a hat trick.
Richardson is 58 yards away from becoming the sixth player in program history to reach 2,000 receiving yards.
Junior goalkeeper Philip Falcon III’s saves rallied the Quakers.
But the Quakers couldn't keep up the momentum, falling to Dartmouth the next day
Senior wide receiver Jared Richardson was one yard short of breaking a career-high 191 receiving yards.
The Quakers defeated Dartmouth 36-24 last Saturday.
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department sent in score predictions of the first meeting of the Quakers and Red Foxes.
Junior defender Malachi Neal scored the first collegiate goal of his career.
The Quakers' stout defensive performance against Dartmouth serves as an important turning point for the season.
Despite stretches of strong defense and aggressive swings, the team was swept by Yale and reverse-swept by Brown.
Women's cross country placed eighth out of 40 teams, while the men's team finished 24th.
The McCaffrey era of Penn men’s basketball is one to keep an eye on.
Special teams and defense lifted Penn football to a 36-24 victory.