The University of Pennsylvania wrestling team concluded a noteworthy NCAA Championships in Cleveland, where CJ Composto and Cross Wasilewski both earned All-American honors, a first for the program since 2006. Composto, a senior, capped his collegiate career with a seventh-place finish at 141 pounds, pinning Lock Haven's Wyatt Henson in 4:03. Sophomore Wasilewski also placed seventh at 149 pounds, defeating Oklahoma State's Casey Swiderski 5-2. Their achievements contributed to Penn's 19th-place team finish, the third-highest among Ivy League schools.
The men's basketball team saw its season end in the first round of the NCAA Tournament with a 105-70 loss to Illinois. The Quakers, seeded 14th, were outmatched by the third-seeded Fighting Illini, who dominated the boards and points in the paint. Michael Zanoni led Penn with 20 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome Illinois' offensive prowess. Penn concludes the season with an 18-12 record.
In women's swimming and diving, Sydney Bergstrom and Anna Moehn both claimed Second Team All-American honors in the 1650 freestyle at the NCAA Championships in Atlanta. Bergstrom finished 12th with a time of 16:04.94, while Moehn placed 16th at 16:08.76. Their performances marked significant improvements from the previous year and added to the program's history of All-American accolades.