History of the Quakers

The Penn Quakers have a long and storied history in NCAA sports. From their roots as one of the original members of the Ivy League to their current status as an elite Division I program, they’ve been a mainstay in college athletics for decades. Whether you’re a fan of football, basketball, or any other sport played by Penn athletes, there is plenty to appreciate about this team's past successes and future potential.

Penn has had its share of success on the gridiron over the years, with numerous bowl appearances and conference championships since joining what was then known as The Big Five in 1895. In addition to these accomplishments at the home field level, the Quakers have made it into several major postseason tournaments, including two trips to BCS bowls (1999 Orange Bowl & 2007 Alamo Bowl). They've even competed against legendary programs like Notre Dame during this period too!

Moving away from football for now, let's look at how well Penn has fared on hardwood courts across America - not only do they hold multiple records within Ivy League play but also boast impressive wins over top-tier opponents such as Duke University back when Coach Fran Dunphy led them through his tenure from 1989-2006. Furthermore, more recently, we've seen them make three consecutive NCAA tournament appearances between 2014-2016, demonstrating that despite being part smaller school compared to others today, they remain competitive amongst much bigger names each year!

Finally, no matter what your favorite sport may be – men's or women's basketball, lacrosse, etc.- rest assured that if you cheer on The Red & Blue, chances are good that somewhere down the line will eventually see your team will achieve greatness again! So go ahead and show support to proud alumni everywhere who continue fighting daily so our beloved alma mater can reach heights never thought possible before...Go, Quaker!!