Penn women’s rowing’s dynamic duo is getting set to hit the international stage.
A momentous season ended in bittersweet fashion for both Penn men’s rowing teams Saturday.
For the third straight season, the Penn men’s heavyweight rowing team will enter the IRA Championships with a fresh taste of defeat.
The Quakers placed third in the race for the Blackwell Cup, dropping all but one of their races — the Novice 8 — to two top-ranked opponents.
Though a dormant offense has plagued Penn’s softball team for much of the year, it certainly wasn’t an issue Wednesday.
The Quakers were 0.5 seconds short of victory over Cornell Saturday afternoon.
The Quakers carry a six-game winning streak into this weekend, when they’ll hit the road to play doubleheaders against Harvard and Dartmouth.
Coming off a victorious opening meet last weekend, the Penn men’s lightweight rowing team hopes its performance — and ranking — will carry over.
Coming off a road trip that has led to a six-game skid, Penn will return home in search of a win this afternoon.
The men’s lightweight squad overcame its recent struggles against Delaware, taking three of four races, while men’s heavyweight split four races with George Washington. Meanwhile, on the women’s side, the Quakers were swept by a top-ranked Yale squad.
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