Strong players and even stronger opponents factor into an especially competitive season. 

The trust-the-process spirit has settled onto Penn, but will we see the results this season?

The duo ended the season ranked No. 8 in ITA doubles.

Junior Esha Velega and freshman Joleen Saw rallied through a competitive doubles bracket, but fell in finals against Harvard. 

Junior Esha Velaga sets a new Penn record by qualifying for NCAAs for the third straight year.

Penn fencing, tennis, football, and rowing all have traditions close to their hearts.

Velaga was the first Penn tennis player to qualify for the NCAA tournament three years in a row.

Five Quakers were victorious in their singles matches on the first day of the three-day tournament. 

Competing in the junior circuit for the last time, he hopes to finish strong under the brightest lights.

As the second overall team in the Ivy League last season, Penn women’s tennis is off to new heights. 

Chundu boasted a 10-8 singles and 11-11 doubles record for his first season.

Athletes from women's tennis, men's squash, and heavyweight rowing sat down with the DP to discuss their summer plans.

From Belgrade to the Ivy League, Stojanovski looks to make her mark for the Quakers.

Senior Eileen Wang won the tie-breaking set against Yale amidst senior day celebrations. 

The team now has a conference record of 3-2. 

The Quakers dominated Dartmouth before being handed a challenging loss by Harvard in a double-match weekend away from home.

The U.K. native's journey to success on the court includes navigating different sports and cultures.