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Staffers from the Pottruck Center for Student-Athlete Success lauded the University’s nearly 1,000 student-athletes on Monday with goodies and giveaways on Locust Walk.
The fourth-year fencer won the NCAA individual title on Sunday in Ohio.
The veteran coach guided the women’s fencing team to their first conference title in 20 years.
Out of more than 350 Division I institutions, Penn finished 60th and matched the school record 409.5 points.
The men’s and women’s fencing teams both played lights out at the Elite Invitational on Saturday at the Tse Center.
At the Quaker’s Choice Awards on Wednesday evening at the Palestra, Penn Athletics presented its major intercollegiate senior awards to five student-athletes.
A former Quaker and an incoming Quaker are competing in the Olympics in Tokyo, giving Penn a total of eight athletes participating in the Games
Six Quakers are going for the gold in the Olympic Games, representing the United States, Canada, Jamaica, Bermuda, and Taiwan/Chinese Taipei.
Staff at Penn Athletics has been working for months to prepare for the new legislation, and the Division is well-positioned to meet the needs of Penn student-athletes regarding NIL.
The 2016 alumnus and British Columbia native will participate in the men’s sabre event at the Tokyo Olympics.