The McCaffrey era of Penn men’s basketball is one to keep an eye on. 

Last season, Ryan was the Red and Blue's leader in goals, points, and shots.

The unification of female Quakers has benefits for athletes, students, and the greater Philadelphia community.

The score in set one marked the seventh time the Quakers have scored that many points.

The Quakers could not convert their shots to goals until they finally broke through with five minutes remaining.

Reigning Ivy League Player of the Week junior outside hitter Zada Singer led Penn offensively with 18 kills and a .234 hitting percentage.

The men’s team finished first overall and the women’s team placed second.

Junior outside hitter Zada Sanger and junior right-side hitter Bella Rittenberg earned awards for their performances at the Delaware Invitational.

Despite a valiant defensive showing and numerous saves from senior goalkeeper Annabel Austen, Penn couldn’t overcome an early Tigers goal.

Before the weekend, the Quakers were 4-0-2.

In his first year as the Quakers’ coach, Tupper brings a coaching style forged at the highest level.

Murray, who leads the team with a .341 hitting percentage, played in all 88 sets last season.

During his five seasons at Saint Joseph’s, Rastivo brought the Hawks to two NCAA Championship appearances. 

This is Austen’s fourth career Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week award, after earning three last season. 

After graduating from Texas, Sticklen is joining Penn’s program as an assistant coach.

Deaver previously served as assistant coach at Rutgers for seven seasons. 

Penn women’s basketball tips off its season at home against King’s College on Nov. 7.