Grace Hylinski

Diveris, who has competed in the Ivy League Championship the past two seasons, has been consistently placing in the 1-meter and 3m dives.

The Quakers were neck and neck with Brown for the whole game, but a last-minute penalty call handed the Bears the win.

Banks, who is just a sophomore, has played 680 minutes this season over the course of Penn's 13 games, the most of any non-goalie on the team.

The Quakers lost to Ivy League powerhouse No. 19 Harvard on Saturday, 6-2, but on Sunday, they were able to bounce back with a late goal against Boston University to win, 1-0.

To help them out when defending penalty corners, the Quakers sport clear masks, which cover their faces almost entirely.

Penn field hockey is scheduled to play more than 40 percent of its matches against nationally ranked teams, but despite not being ranked itself, the team is not intimidated by its schedule. 

This Saturday at Princeton, Penn men's and women's track had one final chance to ready themselves for next weekend’s 125th Penn Relays at the Larry Ellis Invitational. 

Coach Mark Anderson’s California-centric roster is a product of the state’s talent in the sport, academic goals, and interestingly enough, weather.

The women secured a dominant first place overall finish against a very competitive mix of 12 teams. The men finished second out of 10 teams, just six points behind Army.

The stakes have never been higher this winter for Penn track, swimming, and gymnastics.