The selections add to many other accolades Quakers have received this preseason.

A tough schedule packed with nationally-ranked teams will provide the team preparation for NCAA play.

Several Quakers return from injury to strength this year's roster.

The team's final score was the best this year, and the fourth-highest in program history. 

The Quakers are now 6-3 in Ivy play after splitting a weekend series against Columbia and Cornell. 

By scoring her 186th three in the final minute, Padilla is now tied for second in program history.

Only three Quakers scored more than five points, as Columbia dominated nearly aspect of play. 

With seven games left to play and the Ivy League race crowded, the DP is here to break down how the conference's women's basketball teams rank. 

From Amsterdam to Philadelphia, Floor Toonders is always at the center of the action.

The Quakers will open their season on the road at No. 3-ranked Georgetown next month. 

Wrestling notched a big win against Columbia on Sunday, while men's and women's squash lost at Harvard.

The Quakers bounced back from Monday's loss at Princeton to remain atop the Ivy League. 

Deputy Sports Editor Walker Carnathan reflects on the Quakers' performance after a disappointing loss to Princeton on Jan. 16.

The honors came after Penn's performances at the Keystone Classic and at Penn State in early January. 

This is the second time Kayla Padilla received this honor, but is her first in over three years. 

Only four Quakers scored in a game where the Quakers had to endure freezing cold stretches from the field. 

Penn held the Hawks to an astounding 4.5% from three, while coach Mike McLaughlin was able to empty his bench early.