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

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

Rittenberg’s passion makes the tasks of a student-athlete and a nursing student looks easy.

With the 1-1 weekend, the team finished fifth in the Ancient Eight. 

Sophomore outside hitter Jenna Garner put up her seventh consecutive double-double of the season against Columbia. 

Siskin, who was the team's leader in service aces last season with 27, put up a season-high 16 kills against Coppin State. 

The team is learning to "push back even harder" as the postseason looms ahead of them.

Garner has impressed for the Quakers, leading in several statistical categories.

The Quakers’ tenacity and roster depth shone in their 3-0 sweeps over Columbia and Ivy League leader Cornell. 

But the Quakers couldn't keep up the momentum, falling to Dartmouth the next day

Despite stretches of strong defense and aggressive swings, the team was swept by Yale and reverse-swept by Brown. 

The score in set one marked the seventh time the Quakers have scored that many points.

Reigning Ivy League Player of the Week junior outside hitter Zada Singer led Penn offensively with 18 kills and a .234 hitting percentage.

Junior outside hitter Zada Sanger and junior right-side hitter Bella Rittenberg earned awards for their performances at the Delaware Invitational.

At the Anteater Classic at UC Irvine, Penn’s new coach Tyler Hagstrom notched a strong 2-1 debut.

Hagstrom notched his first wins as coach of Penn volleyball last weekend. 

Murray, who leads the team with a .341 hitting percentage, played in all 88 sets last season.