The Quakers won two nights on the road in intense five set games.

The event featured remarks from Interim Penn President Larry Jameson, Athletic Director Alanna Wren, and Penn track and field coach Steve Dolan, among others.

The Hawks' length led to dominance on the offensive glass.

The Quakers fell behind early and could not catch up in their Big 5 opener.

The award comes after Collins recorded six blocks in the team's season-opener.

The Quakers lost three straight after winning the first set.

The Quakers won all six sets it played against the Lions this year.

The Upland, Calif. native started playing when she was four and hasn't looked back since.

The Quakers overcame the Warriors’ initially suffocating defense to win their first game of the season.

In their home opener, the Red and Blue were able to prevent a late comeback attempt by the Hawks.

The two senior guards will be looking to lead the Quakers to an NCAA tournament berth.

Seniors Nick Spinoso and George Smith will lead the team in the 2024-25 season.

The Port Washington, N.Y. native will play an important role as a veteran presence in a relatively young locker room.

Ahead of her last season, the newly named team captain and Swedish native reflects on her time with the Red and Blue.

Austen has done nothing but impress in her first year as the starter for Penn women’s soccer.

How will the Quakers fare this year on the men's and women's sides?

McLaughlin discusses how an appreciation of what it means to represent the Red and Blue is an essential aspect of a successful team.