Parth Patel

Despite a team-leading four goals from senior Rob McMullen and six points from junior Corey Winkoff, the Quakers (5-8, 1-5 Ivy) were unable to overcome a career-high six tallies from Dartmouth’s Rhett Miller on their way to a 15-11 defeat.

The Penn men’s lacrosse team was determined to fight to the finish against No. 15 Harvard in its last home game of the season.

Despite storming back from an early three-goal deficit and taking its first lead late in the third quarter, Penn men’s lacrosse was topped by No. 18 Brown, 12-9, Saturday.

Despite being riddled by numerous setbacks throughout the 2010 campaign, the Penn fencing team nearly reproduced last year’s seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championships on the season’s final weekend.

If Penn fails to secure a victory, it will be the first time the team has gone winless in the League since 1977-78, when the Red and Blue played just two Ivy games.

Fresh faces will try to restore success to a program that has struggled recently

After a difficult 0-7 start to conference play, Penn women’s basketball knows that the next seven games can’t be any worse than the first.

For the first time since 1998, Penn’s faithful will have the chance to see their team up against a ranked Ivy team.

For a team that has finished in the lower half of the Ivy standings every year since 1999, improving on last year’s 7-7 record and 4th place finish (where they tied with Columbia) is a lot to ask, especially with a shake up at the top.

The Quakers were trounced, 85-64, by a Saint Joseph’s team that has struggled mightily this year, dropping non-conference games to both Cornell and Princeton.