Meet the best men’s athletes graduating in the Class of 2026.

Meet the best women’s athletes graduating in the Class of 2026.

The Quakers seek their first NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Championship win in program history.

Penn falls to Columbia with a 4-1 score. 

The Quakers moved to 10-9 overall and 1-2 in Ivy League play heading into the last four matches of the season. 

The recent victory over Yale also revealed the team's depth in singles.

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.