2008 Woodie Awards
After a convincing 5-2 victory in game one of Saturday's doubleheader at Meiklejohn Stadium, Penn seemed to be rolling.
The Quakers had weathered the excessive rain delay, and after taking a 6-1 lead in the first three innings of game two, they looked to be on their way to an easy sweep.
The school from Athens brought multiple Olympians to the NCAA Gymnastics Northeast Regionals , and for one day, Penn's Marissa Rosen got to be their teammate.
Rosen was paired with the No. 1-seeded Georgia team, whose Courtney Kupets and Courtney McCool were both part of the silver-medal-winning U.
Jess Lupardus is glad that she won't be facing Cornell's Samantha Hare again anytime soon.
In game one of yesterday's doubleheader, Lupardus allowed just three runs in eight innings. The first came off a Hare solo home run in the fourth inning, the first hit that Lupardus allowed.
Hanover woes put to rest
W. Lax gets its first win at Dartmouth in 20 years, extends win streak to eight
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The theme to Saturday's game between the Penn women's lacrosse team and Dartmouth was out with the old and in with the new.
The Big Green said goodbye to their old turf this weekend, as they resurfaced Scully-Fahey Field for the home opener.
They also said goodbye to a two-decade home winning streak over the Quakers, who won for the first time since 1988, 8-5.
W. Lax gets its first win at Dartmouth in 20 years, extends win streak to eight
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In penultimate weekend, W. Tennis gets must-win victories
Quakers remain in title chase with two wins, trail Yale
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With its back against the wall, the Penn women's tennis team got the job done. The defending Ivy League champions emerged triumphant from both of its Ivy conference showdowns this weekend, beating Harvard 6-1 and Dartmouth 5-2 to stay alive in their title defense.
Quakers remain in title chase with two wins, trail Yale
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M. Golf | Princeton Invitational | Confidence peaking at just the right time
Last meet before Ivy Championships goes well, as Quakers place seventh
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For the second-straight year, the men's golf team used the Princeton Invitational as its final tuneup before the Ivy League Championship.
And for the second-straight year, the host school defeated all of the participating Ancient Eight foes.
"If there's such a thing in golf as home-team advantage, then Princeton had it this weekend," Penn junior Michael Blodgett said.
Last meet before Ivy Championships goes well, as Quakers place seventh
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Yesterday's early triumph in the resumed game saw the visiting Cornell Big Red undergo a visible transformation in the second doubleheader.
All of a sudden, a team that hadn't been hitting hit. A team that hadn't been pitching pitched. And most importantly, a Cornell team that hadn't been winning grabbed a pair of convincing victories - 8-1 and 16-5 - to leave the Quakers stunned at Meiklejohn Stadium.
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Unfortunately for the Quakers, Ludacris' Friday performance was much more inspiring than the men's lacrosse game on the same field the next day.
After a 25-minute lightning delay, Penn (5-5, 3-3 Ivy) had its offense shut down for a second straight contest in an 8-5 loss at No.
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