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The University of Pennsylvania's women's soccer team has released its 2026 slate, featuring 16 matches that include a seven‑game home stretch at Rhodes Field and a series of Ivy League confrontations.
A look at the top ten high school girls basketball players from the South Shore, their achievements, and the college paths they are forging.
Two University of Pennsylvania baseball players receive College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District accolades, highlighting a blend of athletic achievement and academic rigor.
The University of Pennsylvania's ambitious 'Vision 2025' plan sought to elevate its men's hockey club to NCAA Division I status by the 2025-26 season, confronting fundraising hurdles, arena limitations, and pandemic disruptions while drawing inspiration from Olympic triumphs and a growing hockey culture.
Former University of Pennsylvania guard Dylan Williams will finish his college career at Northwestern, adding experience and depth to the Wildcats' backcourt.
Transfer confirmed by Conor Smith of the Philadelphia Inquirer adds veteran presence to Northwestern's guard room.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee baseball team delivered a stunning 13-8 upset over No. 4-ranked Auburn, advancing toward the super regional with a display of power and resilience.
La Salle's baseball team clinched a record 13th Philadelphia Catholic League title, rallying from early deficits to defeat Conwell‑Egan 7‑6 and secure a berth in the PIAA Class 6A tournament.
The Philadelphia Baseball Review has revealed its 2026 Division I All-Philadelphia Team, honoring standout players from Saint Joseph’s, La Salle, Penn and Villanova who have made significant impacts on their programs and the local baseball culture.
After losing quarterback Darian Mensah and wide receiver Cooper Barkate to the transfer portal, Duke is pinning its hopes on new recruit Jared Richardson, whose 2025 performance in the Ivy League has already generated buzz.
The University of Pennsylvania has released its 2026 football slate, celebrating the program's 150th year with a slate of marquee road and home contests across the Ivy League and beyond.
The Brown Bears overcame early challenges in the Ivy League Tournament, delivering a ninth‑inning rally to defeat Penn, advancing to the championship game against Yale, and finishing the season with a record 23 wins.
Calvin Austin III, standing just under five‑foot‑eight, overcame a cascade of setbacks to become a pivotal playmaker for the Giants, highlighted by a playoff touchdown.
From sending hundreds of emails to college coaches to becoming a key contributor for the Giants, Calvin Austin III’s journey illustrates how determination can overcome size and doubt.
University of Vermont announces the hiring of Ryan Weise as an assistant coach, reuniting him with head coach Maureen Magarity and bolstering the program with a blend of elite playing experience and proven leadership.
The city’s soccer heritage and passionate supporters gathered to celebrate the trophy’s arrival, underscoring community spirit and the economic promise of the forthcoming World Cup.
Sean Boen, a 2024 graduate of Rutgers‑Camden University, has been appointed to the University of Pennsylvania's men's soccer coaching staff, bringing a blend of playing excellence and coaching experience.
Two former high school soccer standouts from Ponte Vedra Beach are beginning internal medicine residencies after forgoing college soccer, driven by family, mentorship and a desire to blend athletic discipline with patient care.
The Philadelphia Youth Sports Collaborative presented the first Dawn Staley Legacy Award to all six Big 5 women’s basketball coaches, while Eagles star Jordan Mailata was honored for his community service, highlighting a shared commitment to youth development.
Former Quakers star Brandon Copeland will be celebrated for his on‑field achievements and off‑field contributions at the Ivy League Football Association’s annual dinner next January.
Former Penn linebacker Brandon Copeland, a Wharton graduate, will be celebrated at the Ivy League Football Association's January 2027 dinner, recognizing his collegiate excellence and professional journey.
RJ Clem, a 6‑foot‑6, 265‑pound offensive lineman from Logansport, Indiana, has drawn attention from top schools, culminating in a commitment to Michigan State after official visits and offers from Ivy League institutions.
Junior linebacker Cole Palek of Hingham High is drawing interest from Ivy League schools and major college football programs. With a blend of size, intellect and work ethic, he seeks a fit that extends beyond the field.
Allegations of intimidation and threats by Fran and Margaret McCaffrey have raised questions about the culture within college basketball circles.