2008 Woodie Awards
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With two home runs this weekend and three overall, first baseman Kyle Armeny is still Penn's longball specialist. But third baseman William Gordon now has two of his own, having found a creative way to keep pace with his teammate.
Gordon had an inside-the-park home run in game one of Saturday's doubleheader, helping spark Penn to a 7-6 victory, its third in three games against Mount Saint Mary's.
Harvard goalie Joe Pike entered Saturday's game leading the Ivy League with a 4.29 goals against average. By the time he left Franklin Field, that number had ballooned to nearly six.
Penn put five in the back of the net by halftime and added seven more by the final buzzer for a thrilling 12-10 upset over No.
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With an individual record of 8-16, an overall finish of 34th and zero All-Americans at this year's NCAA Championships, it might seem that the Penn Wrestling team is in a bit of a rut.
And looking at the numbers, it's true that this year's tournament was disappointing, especially after two straight years with a national champion.
M. Golf beats most of field, W. beats traffic
Men place third in nasty winds, women can't cash in at First Market Bank
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Despite less-than-ideal weather conditions that slowed play and limited the tournament to only 45 holes, the men's golf team persevered and finished third at the George Washington Invitational.
The women had better weather but worse results, placing 17th out of 20 teams at the First Market Bank Intercollegeiate tournament.
Men place third in nasty winds, women can't cash in at First Market Bank
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Before the women's tennis team took on Marshall and William & Mary this weekend, senior co-captain Julia Koulbitskaya predicted that her team would have to be "well-prepared at the bottom of the lineup."
Her words proved prophetic. On Saturday, the Quakers lost the top two singles slots, but victories further down the depth chart propelled them an upset over No.
Rowing rivalry brewing as Red and Blue get better of St. Joe's
Varsity 8 dominates, Hawks notch sole win in Novice 8
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Every day in training on the Schuylkill River, the women's rowing team passes its Saint Joseph's counterpart, quietly sizing it up.
"We're trying to start a rivalry," Penn coach Mike Lane said. "They're great competitors."
Last Friday, the Quakers hit the two-kilometer course on the Schuylkill and showed Saint Joseph's what they were made of.
Varsity 8 dominates, Hawks notch sole win in Novice 8
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