With one game left to play, the Quakers are in a three-way tie for first place with Harvard and Yale. 

The inductees go back as far as the Class of 1975, to as recent as 2017.

Sayin has thrown for 1,007 yards over Penn's first three Ivy League games this season.

Princeton finished first in the women's poll, while Yale took top spot for men's teams. 

The start of the near $70 million project was announced by Penn Athletics last March.

The Quakers are currently ranked seventh in FCS in rush yards per game allowed.

Unlike other varsity sports, the program relies on athletes reaching out with interest rather than traditional recruiters.

The Academy, founded in 2017,  provides a space for athletes and coaches to collaborate with Wharton leaders.

Varsity teams plan to use Drexel's facilities, while new spaces for club and recreational activities are still in planning. 

Teevens played quarterback for the Big Green and has been their head coach for over 22 years.

The Quakers finished sixth at NCAA Championships and second at the Henley Regatta. 

The Quakers will have to replace multiple starters from 2022, including former captain Trevor Radosevich.

Several key Quakers last season went elsewhere for 2023, many of whom were out of eligibility in Red and Blue. 

A stadium was first built on the site in 1895, but the iconic two-tiered concrete structure wasn't completed until 1925. 

Members of Penn men’s soccer sharpened their skills during preseason while competing with semi-pro team Ballard FC. 

Penn junior QB Aidan Sayin is one of the best in the Ancient Eight, but that may not be enough in 2023.

Starting quarterback Aidan Sayin is the lone junior captain, joined by four seniors.