The Quakers find themselves at the doorstep of an Ivy League title, with a bid to the NCAA Tournament on the line.

After her electric double-overtime game-winning goal against Dartmouth over the weekend, freshman Livia Loozen is our DP Sports Player of the Week.

After a weekend of wrestling with teammates, Penn wrestlers are prepared for a riveting schedule of competition ahead.

In Penn's first game of the season, the Quakers were outmatched against an Iona squad that went undefeated at home last season.

California hosts two of Penn's standout stars from last season, Kayla Padilla and Jordan Obi, amidst a roster dense with talent from the East Coast.

Of the 16 players on the Quaker roster heading into the 2022-23 season, eight of them are from the Mid-Atlantic and New England, with three hailing from the Philadelphia metro area.

Spinoso came off the bench during the Ivy Tournament and had his best performance of the season: 14 points, five rebounds, and two assists.

Captains can be quiet and lead by example, or be loud and vocal — Mandy McGurk of Penn women's basketball is the latter.

Adam Thomson went from completing a two-year mission trip to representing his home country in multiple wrestling world championships in under a year.

Deputy Sports Editor Eashwar Kantemneni believes that Penn's dominance Saturday proves its defeat against Brown was just one setback and not a sign of things to come. 

From Knoxville, Tenn., Hamilton comes from a family of tennis players, with both his parents having played at the varsity level in college and his brother playing competitively.

After a brutal loss last weekend at Brown, the Quakers returned to form at Cornell, earning a vital 28-21 victory.

As a two-time first team All-Ivy player and one of Penn’s most prolific three-point shooters, it’s almost like basketball runs in Padilla's blood.

This game is a crucial test for Penn as it looks to stay near the top of the table heading into clashes against Harvard and at Princeton.

Penn students would rather do just about anything else than watch a live college basketball game in person, right on campus. It’s a sad truth. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

The DP Sports staff is optimistic that Penn football can bounce back from its first loss of the season.

Before college, Urata held two particular passions: singing and tennis. But — luckily for Penn — she ultimately decided to go the tennis route.