The University of Pennsylvania men's squash team made history by clinching the inaugural Ivy League Tournament title on February 22, 2026, defeating second-seeded Harvard, 5-4, in a tightly contested final held at Princeton. Earlier in the tournament, the Quakers advanced to the championship match by overcoming fourth-seeded Yale with a decisive 6-3 victory on February 21. This championship marks a significant milestone for the program, showcasing the team's resilience and skill throughout the tournament.
In contrast, the women's squash team faced a challenging matchup in the Ivy League Tournament final, where they succumbed to top-ranked Princeton, 5-1. Despite the loss, the Quakers demonstrated tenacity and competitive spirit throughout the tournament, finishing as runners-up.
Meanwhile, the University of Pennsylvania women's swimming and diving team concluded the Ivy League Championships with a strong performance, securing second place overall with a total of 1,204 points. This marks a notable improvement from last season's fifth-place finish, driven by multiple first and second-place finishes across the final two days of competition. The Quakers' depth and talent were evident as they consistently delivered strong results, showcasing their growth as a program. The team will look to build on this success in future competitions.