Before moving onto the new year, let’s see how Penn sports performed over the fall semester.

On a night characterized by reflection, the Quakers close the curtain on a disappointing 2-6 year. 

With the conclusion of the fall semester, let's take a look at how the Red and Blue's teams fared this season.

Two Quakers earned weekly honors for their standout performances.

The Quakers improve to 4-0 after Friday’s 49-0 win against the Lions.

Three Quakers brought home defensive player of the week honors.

The verdict allows the conference to uphold its ban on the practice.

The win came just in time to celebrate coach Jerry McConnell's birthday.

From Franklin Field to North Carolina, a busy weekend lies ahead for the Red and Blue.

Four Quakers brought home honors for their performance over the weekend.

With the fall season in the books, let's take a look at how each of Penn's teams did this year.

A surprise onside kick recovery in the first half by the Midshipmen set the tone.

Johnson has excelled as both a defensive back and return specialist in his freshman season.

The junior walked on to the team, and has shown with his versatility the ability to play multiple positions.

Falletta is already the team's leading receiver through three games. 

From blowout losses to thrilling comeback victories, the Quakers' season has been a rollercoaster.

Volleyball got its first conference win, while field hockey dropped its first game in Ivy play.