This year, Nehemiah was named the Honorary Carnival Referee for the 125th Penn Relays. The Daily Pennsylvanian chatted with the track legend 40 years after his MVP meet.

Despite the windy conditions on Saturday, Franklin Field was packed with spectators and athletes from all over the world, eager to see the 125th Penn Relays play out. 

In its final contest of the regular season, No. 13 Penn women's lacrosse clinched the No. 3 seed in the upcoming Ivy League Tournament after defeating Harvard, 17-9.

Narrowly escaping the clutches of unranked Vermont, No. 4 Penn men’s lacrosse found a way to secure its ninth straight win of the season in an unexpected 12-10 nail-biter.

While overhand serves may be the convention in tennis, nearly half of the players for the Red and Blue use underhand serves to their advantage.

Despite two rain delays on the second day of the 125th Penn Relays, athletes and spectators persisted through the poor weather for what turned out to be an action-packed day.

The star freshman for Penn women’s tennis was unanimously named the Ivy League Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year.

Although the Red and Blue has a few opportunities, they were unable to get any runs on the board and fell to the Dragons, 8-0.

On the first day of this year's 125th edition of the event, Penn women's track made some history of its own. 

Over the past few years, senior thrower Rachel Lee Wilson has become one of the most dominant athletes in Penn track.

This Saturday, the Quakers will head to Cambridge, Mass., where the Red and Blue will take on the Crimson in their final Ivy League contest of the regular season. 

On the heels of a win against Dartmouth to claim the program’s first outright Ivy League championship since 1986, Penn will play Vermont in its last game before the Ivy League Tournament. 

Almost every member of McMahon family has played lacrosse at the college level. Michaela is continuing a legacy.

With a number of key games on tap, here are three key questions to consider going into an important weekend of play.

On the 125th running of the event that draws more athletes than the Olympics, we’re taking a look back at the biggest historical moments.

The Red and Blue have positioned themselves to perform well, and both the men and women have the record to prove it.

Nearly a decade into her time at the helm of Penn women’s tennis, Kunovac has overseen an influx of foreign-born players who seem to transition seamlessly into the team.