Meet the six rookies on Penn women's basketball
Six freshman are joining the team this year from all around the country.
Six freshman are joining the team this year from all around the country.
After last year’s fourth-place finish, see how Penn stacks up in the Ancient Eight.
The win was the Quakers’ sixth conference win in their sixth conference game, with an upcoming matchup against Princeton the only obstacle between Penn and an undefeated Ancient Eight campaign.
Here are some things to look out for ahead of the Red and Blue's campaign kicks off this year.
After last year’s fourth-place finish, see how Penn stacks up in the Ancient Eight.
The win was the Quakers’ sixth conference win in their sixth conference game, with an upcoming matchup against Princeton the only obstacle between Penn and an undefeated Ancient Eight campaign.
Despite the loss, coach Meredith Schamun remains confident in the team.
In a disappointing 4-3 loss to Brown, the Quakers missed out on securing a spot in the Ivy League Playoffs.
The Quakers’ exceptional defense, matched with a rare capitalization on an offensive opening secured the highly sought after win.
The Quakers have taken the newly renovated Rhodes Field by storm with an 8-0 record.
The Quakers will look to improve on their fourth place finish from a year ago.
The Quakers return to the pool this Saturday.
Senior Bryce Louie won gold in men’s foil, while freshman Polina Kharchyna took home silver in épée.
Whittaker is credited with multiple Ivy League records in track and field for the 400 meters.
The Quakers celebrated senior night by securing coach Brian Gill's 50th career win.
Two Quakers earned weekly honors for their standout performances.
The 34 points the Quakers scored in the second set marked the highest-scoring in program history.
The men's and women's team finished in seventh and 14th, respectively.
Inexperience in the lineup ultimately led to the Red and Blue taking the loss.
The Quakers continue to search for an Ivy League tournament spot.