Due to the absence of full-size golf courses nearby in West Philadelphia, Penn men's golf can often find itself traveling upwards of half an hour just to access a nearby course.

With Rhodes Field out of commission for the time being, Penn's soccer teams are competing at Penn Park, a drastically different venue.

Having reached October, many of Penn's teams are now in the heat of Ivy League or championship competition.

As the fall sports season heats up, we're taking a look back at some of the memorable moments from this week in Penn sports history.

As the fall season heats up, we take a look at what to expect from all of Penn's competing teams this weekend.

Consistency is written next to Natalie Cao's name on the scorecards, as she works to remain one of the strongest players in Penn golf.

Coming off a hole-in-one at Yale's Fall Intercollegiate, Julie Shin discusses her passion for golf, experience with the team, and her hopes for her Penn career.

Through nine games, freshman Mallory Lucas has seen playing time in all but one contest and scored the game-winning goal in Penn's first win of the season.

Penn sports are building up to their best forms of the season, now facing schedules stacked with crucial Ivy League competition.

Kicking off Ivy League play against arguably the strongest team in the conference, Penn held its own in a low-scoring affair.

Meghan McGinley comes from a family of field hockey players, with her mother having played the sport in college and her twin sister currently competing at a different school.

Though the Quakers currently sit at 0-6, their record doesn't define them just yet, according to sports reporter Juan Tejera.

As the fall season heats up, Penn's teams have a full weekend of competitions ahead of them.

Men's soccer totaled 11 goals across two games through the weekend of Penn sports competition.

Following two wins in its last three games, Penn women's soccer seeks to continue its momentum during a road trip all the way to the Golden State.

Heading into battle against the No. 1-ranked team in the country, the final score won't be the only thing  that concerns Penn on Friday.

As Penn women's soccer attempts to improve on a successful 2021 campaign, four senior captains hope to lead the charge.