Before moving onto the new year, let’s see how Penn sports performed over the fall semester.

Austen is using her last year of college eligibility at USC in hopes of playing professionally.

The junior midfielder reflects on journey from playing on the fields of Catalonia to West Philadelphia. 

From the programs, 11 total student-athletes were honored.

With the loss, Penn sits as third seed for this week's Ivy League tournament.

Cayelli takes home the award for the first time in his career after a four-point performance over the weekend.

Neither of the teams managed a breakthrough as they tied 0-0 under the floodlights

Austen tied her career high in saves this past weekend with ten total saves against Harvard. 

 After an injury scare last season, White sees every minute on the field as a gift. 

Like the leaves on Locust Walk, the Big Green fell to Penn in a shutout.

The Quakers fell 2-1 and snapped a 11-year win streak against Cornell. 

Sophomore midfielder Marco Bottene notched the Quakers' lone goal with 54 seconds left.

Senior midfielder Patrick Cayelli ended the matchup with a hat trick.

Junior goalkeeper Philip Falcon III’s saves rallied the Quakers.

Junior defender Malachi Neal scored the first collegiate goal of his career.

The Quakers could not convert their shots to goals until they finally broke through with five minutes remaining.

Penn settles for a 2-2 tie in a back and forth game against Columbia.