Under interim coach Dani Gonzalez, the team struggled to find its rhythm over the course of the three-day tournament. 

Erika Chung netted the game-tying goal in the match's dying seconds to send the contest to overtime, where the Quakers ultimately prevailed.

After finishing 4th in the nation as a team, Penn will set their sights on the CSA Individual Championships.

It was a tight back-and-forth battle, but with the loss, the Quakers are set to play Yale in the third-place game tomorrow morning.

Having already clinched a berth in Ivy Madness, Penn stands at third in the Ivy League with one game left in the regular season. 

Kerico has been excelling for Penn this season, but her journey here hasn't been short. 

Penn men's squash will enter the tournament ranked second in the nation, behind No.1 Harvard. 

Penn recorded several podium sweeps, and senior Anna Kalandadze broke multiple records during the three-day event. 

To compete for an Ivy League title, Penn will need a reliable backup to their typical game plan.

The Quakers dominated matches against Bowdoin, Stanford, and Dartmouth on three consecutive days to capture the trophy. 

The loss cast a somber mood over what could have been a celebratory night as Padilla cemented her status in Quaker history.

Penn currently occupies third place in the Ivy League, and will earn a spot in the conference's postseason tournament.

The Quakers have faced recent struggles with consistency — entering the tournament on a five game losing streak.

The Quakers are ready to make their mark in both team and individual contests this weekend. 

Both men's and women's fencing saw several members of their squads excel at last weekend.

Abinusawa's brother Olatide is a senior, also on Penn track & field.

Following the win, Penn is 7-3 in conference play with four matches left in the regular season.