Sophomore Julie Shin led the Quakers and won the event overall.

After starting the week tied for first, the Quakers fell to fourth place in the standings with two consecutive losses in Ivy League play.

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In a battle between giant killers, the Quakers were not able to pull away from the Bulldogs.

The loss ends an 11 game winning streak for the Quakers in Ivy League play and is the team's biggest margin of defeat in over a year.

In recent years, the Quakers have produced elite throwing talent and things look bright for the program's future.

While the team split up for two different meets, they were united in their dominance.

Senior Cam Rubin led the charge in the win with six goals.

The Quakers were led on offense by junior midfielder and Maryland-native Anna Brandt who became the 15th player in program history to reach 100 goals.

The senior concludes her career with the Red and Blue with a stellar performance at the highest level of collegiate competition.

Louie became the first Quaker since 1997 to win the national individual foil title.

The Quakers split the doubleheader before dominating in game three to record the team's first conference series win of the year.

The Quakers had a strong showing with 15 athletes placing first to kick off the outdoor season.

The Quakers decimated the Crimson — one of the better teams in the Ivy League conference.

The Quakers won their third straight GEC crown with the second-highest score in program history.

The Quakers overcame the below-freezing temperatures and unrelenting snow to pick up their second conference win.

A sloppy game on all facets spelled doom for the Red and Blue in the matchup with the Hawks.