Ahead of the season, Princeton takes the top spot while Penn sits in fourth.

Senior Anna Weirich and junior Gabby Jones nab the Quakers’ sole All-Ivy selections. 

This award is the program's fourth Special Teams Player of the Week honor this season.

In the team’s first meet at Sheerr Pool post-renovation, Fu christened the pool with a new record. 

The meet debuted eight freshmen fencers from the women's team and four from the men's team. 

Siskin, who was the team's leader in service aces last season with 27, put up a season-high 16 kills against Coppin State. 

De Frees starred in all 16 games last season and had seven games with at least five saves.

The team is learning to "push back even harder" as the postseason looms ahead of them.

Neither of the teams managed a breakthrough as they tied 0-0 under the floodlights

The Quakers are set to open their season on Saturday at newly renovated Sheerr Pool. 

At the Paul Short Run, Cota rose over 70 places during the 6k race to finish 55th with a personal best time of 20:51.7.

Garner has impressed for the Quakers, leading in several statistical categories.

Junior Esha Velega and freshman Joleen Saw rallied through a competitive doubles bracket, but fell in finals against Harvard. 

Austen tied her career high in saves this past weekend with ten total saves against Harvard. 

 After an injury scare last season, White sees every minute on the field as a gift. 

Senior Lily Murphy finished 10th in the 6-kilometer race at Princeton, while three Quakers set personal-best times at Haverford. 

The St. Andrews course, known as the “home of golf,” is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the world.