After Saturday's game against Princeton, junior Britton Ertman found himself in an unfamiliar place - the limelight.
Against the Tigers, the defensive back had perhaps the best game of his career. Ertman forced the game's only turnover when he intercepted Greg Mroz's pass on 3rd-and-goal from the four-yard line, wiping out the scoring threat and keeping the Quakers' eventual shutout intact.
Starting goalkeeper Drew Healy missed Saturday's game, a 1-0 loss to Princeton, because of a facial injury, Quakers coach Rudy Fuller revealed yesterday.
Healy, who has started all but two contests this season, sustained the injury in midweek training.
He "took a shot to the face from close range," the coach said.
On the surface, it seems like the Penn women's basketball team may be in for a rough season.
The Quakers finished in fourth place in the Ivy League with a 12-15 overall record last year, but the team graduated four seniors - who combined for 70 percent of the team's scoring.
Sarah Bucar committed to suit up for Patrick Knapp over three years ago, before her senior year in high school even began.
On Friday night, she will finally get the chance to make good on her word.
The 21-year-old sophomore had planned to play under Knapp at Georgetown, where the coach spent 18 seasons before signing on to lead the Quakers in 2004.
Tigers lose play-in game, and NCAA bid
Princeton field hockey may have clinched the Ivy League last week by beating Penn, but its job was not done.
The Tigers learned that painful lesson yesterday, when they dropped an NCAA tournament play-in game 2-1 to UMass.
On the surface, it seems like the Penn women's basketball team may be in for a rough season.
The Quakers finished in fourth place in the Ivy League with a 12-15 overall record last year, but the team graduated four seniors - who combined for 70 percent of the team's scoring.
2008 Woodie Awards

