Austen is using her last year of college eligibility at USC in hopes of playing professionally.

Despite a loss to the reigning Ivy champs, Penn delivers its strongest outing of the season with standout efforts across the roster.

Weirich clinched All-Ivy honors while leading the Quakers to a fourth place finish at Heptagonals.

The women's team also took home the Pennsylvania State Championship.

With the 1-1 weekend, the team finished fifth in the Ancient Eight. 

Junior center Tina Njike put up 12 points and six rebounds in Penn’s win at the Palestra.

The junior midfielder reflects on journey from playing on the fields of Catalonia to West Philadelphia. 

The women's team finished in sixth, while the men's team finished in tenth. 

A fiery offense and high field goal percentage gave the Quakers an upper edge.

The team attributes its win to a renewed culture of intensity and community. 

With the loss, the Quakers now sit at 0-1 in Big Five pod play. 

Shin, who earned All-Ivy recognition in the 2024-25 season, finds joy in both her athletic and artistic commitments.

Sonia Johnson was named the new head of athletics mental health services, and Danika Hoffman was named as the new head sports dietitian. 

Sophomore outside hitter Jenna Garner put up her seventh consecutive double-double of the season against Columbia. 

Four Quakers scored double-digits in the blowout, including freshman guard Ruke Ogbevire. 

Junior butterfly/backstroke specialist Kate Levensten also joined the pool record books on Wednesday.

The freshman class for the 2025-26 season features two international players.