Out of a field consisting of 15,000 athletes, here are four well-established names who will be making an appearance at this year’s Relays.

From upstate New York to Penn, the Dochat siblings have a long history of competing on the same team.

A 4-0 run to end the first quarter set the stage for the Quakers to down the Greyhounds.

Padilla completed her final year of college eligibility playing for the University of Southern California.

Straight off of their win at the Dolores Black Falcon Invitational, the Quakers beat Quinnipiac by 8 strokes to take home the Navy Spring Invite title.

The freshman outfielder is currently the only Quaker to receive Ivy League honors this season.

The Quakers close out its four-game road trip with a much-needed conference win against the Big Red.

Penn men's and women's swimming will be relocated to alternative practice sites during the 2024-2025 academic year.

Penn men's basketball has averaged 2,819 attendees per home game since 2018.

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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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.

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.