The Quakers are set to open their season on Saturday at newly renovated Sheerr Pool. 

At the Paul Short Run, Cota rose over 70 places during the 6k race to finish 55th with a personal best time of 20:51.7.

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

Junior Esha Velega and freshman Joleen Saw rallied through a competitive doubles bracket, but fell in finals against Harvard. 

Austen tied her career high in saves this past weekend with ten total saves against Harvard. 

 After an injury scare last season, White sees every minute on the field as a gift. 

Like the leaves on Locust Walk, the Big Green fell to Penn in a shutout.

Senior Lily Murphy finished 10th in the 6-kilometer race at Princeton, while three Quakers set personal-best times at Haverford. 

The St. Andrews course, known as the “home of golf,” is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the world. 

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

The Quakers fell 2-1 and snapped a 11-year win streak against Cornell. 

Sophomore midfielder Marco Bottene notched the Quakers' lone goal with 54 seconds left.

In a virtual preseason town hall, Penn squash made clear that its hunger to win hasn’t faded.

Junior Esha Velaga sets a new Penn record by qualifying for NCAAs for the third straight year.

Thomas won an individual national championship in 2022 as part of the Penn women’s swimming and diving team.

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.