While the Penn Relays are making a comeback after a three-year hiatus, excitement for the competition has endured as tradition through the Penn track and field team.

Just a day before the Penn Relays were slated to begin, Allyson Felix has pulled out of the meet for undisclosed reasons.

While the Penn Relays will host numerous races and competitors over the course of its three days, three particular races stand out among all the others.

Although the sixth-place finishes were less than optimal, the Ivy League Championships gave Penn golf's seniors the chance to meaningfully bid farewell to their collegiate careers.

Since her time competing at the Penn Relays as a high school star, Sydney McLaughlin will return to Franklin Field a two-time gold medalist and current world record holder in the 400m hurdles.

The world's oldest and largest track and field meet will have a new face at the helm this time around, as Penn track and field coach Steve Dolan has assumed the high-intensity reins.

Nia Akins will be making her return to Franklin Field this weekend when she competes in the 600-meter race against two former Olympians.

Mia Lakstigala, who was the third-leading scorer and rebounder for Penn women's basketball this past season, is heading to George Washington University next season to play for the Colonials.

With a sizable portion of the team hailing from California, the team’s spring break trip to the state proved especially valuable.

With the passion for lacrosse instilled in her by her mother, Anna Brandt is making her mark on Penn women's lacrosse.

Against Harvard and Dartmouth over the weekend, Yulia Bryzgalova was a key contributor for Penn women's tennis en route to two crucial victories.

When the Penn Relays commence next weekend for the first time in three years, several athletes will look to ride their Tokyo Olympics momentum into the competition.

For the first time since March 19, Penn women's lacrosse added to its win total, defeating Brown 13-7.

After securing a pair of pivotal Ivy League victories over the weekend, the Quakers sit just a half-game out of first place in the conference.

Despite only being a freshman, Penn women's lacrosse attacker Keeley Block leads the team in goals scored this season.

The Quakers dropped their fourth consecutive game, this time losing a Saturday afternoon road contest with Cornell.

In its first post-COVID-19 races, women’s rowing had a strong start, with boats placing first last week at the Doc Hosea Invitational and second this past weekend at the Connell Cup.