Since the start of League play in 1955-1956 the Penn Women's Teams have racked up team championships across 15 sports.

Women’s Basketball (6)

• 2001
• 2004
• 2014
• 2016
• 2017
• 2019* (Pr)

Women’s Crew (EAWRC Sprints)

• 1980

Women’s Cross Country (1)

• 1990

Women’s Fencing (10)

• 1983
• 1984
• 1985
• 1986
• 1987
• 1988
• 1992
• 1994
• 1995
• 2004

IFA Champions

• 2004
• 2008

Field Hockey (8)

• 1981* (Pr)
• 1983
• 1985
• 1986
• 1988* (D)
• 1992
• 1993
• 2004* (H)

Women’s Golf

• 2010

Gymnastics (13) (Ivy Classic)

• 1991
• 1992
• 1994
• 1997
• 1998
• 1999
• 2000
• 2004
• 2007
• 2011
• 2012
• 2015
• 2020

Women’s Lacrosse (13)

• 1980* (Y)
• 1982* (H)
• 2007
• 2008
• 2009
• 2010
• 2011* (D)
• 2012
• 2013
• 2014* (Pr)
• 2016* (Pr)
• 2017* (Cor, Pr)
• 2018* (Pr)

Women’s Soccer (4)

• 2001* (D, Pr)
• 2007
• 2010
• 2018* (Pr)

Softball

• 1981
• 2007# (Harvard)
• 2012# (Harvard)
• 2013
• 2014# (Dartmouth)
• 2015# (Dartmouth)
• # = Won South Division but lost Ivy League Championship Series (winning team in parentheses); divisional play started in 2007

Women’s Squash (3)

• 2000
• 2008
• 2015

Women’s Tennis (3)

• 2001
• 2002
• 2007

Women’s Indoor Track (6) (Heptagonals)

• 1987
• 1988
• 1996
• 2018
• 2019
• 2020

Women’s Outdoor Track (5) (Heptagonals)

• 1985
• 1986
• 1988
• 2018
• 2019

Volleyball (10)

• 1977
• 1983
• 1986
• 1989
• 1990
• 2001* (B)
• 2002
• 2003
• 2009
• 2010* (Y)

NOTE: From 1977-86, the Ivy League champion was determined by play in the Ivy League Tournament. Starting in 1987, the Ivy League champion was determined by regular-season play.

*indicates a shared title

Team Champion 

• Women's Fencing - 1985-1986

Individual Champion 

Women’s Fencing

• Mary Jane O'Neill, Foil - 1983-84

Women’s Squash - National Singles Champions

• 1982 – Alicia McConnell
• 1983 – Alicia McConnell
• 1984 – Alicia McConnell
• 1996 – Jessica DiMauro
• 2018 – Reeham (Sedky) Salah

Team Qualifiers

Women’s Basketball

• 2000-01
• 2003-04
• 2013-14
• 2015-16
• 2016-17

Field Hockey

• 1983
• 1986
• 1988
• 1989

Women’s Lacrosse

• 1983
• 1984
• 2007
• 2008
• 2009
• 2010
• 2011
• 2012
• 2013
• 2014
• 2015
• 2016
• 2017
• 2018
• 2019

Women’s Soccer

• 1999
• 2001
• 2007
• 2010

Women’s Tennis

• 1996
• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2006
• 2007

Volleyball

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2009
• 2010

Individual Qualifiers

Women’s Cross Country

• 1986 – Sue Eckel
• 1989 – Chris Lundy
• 1991 – Chris Lundy
• 1998 – Rita Garber
• 2006 – Stacy Kim
• 2008 – Leah Brogan
• 2013 – Cleo Whitting
• 2015 – Ashley Montgomery

Gymnastics

• 1984 - Karen Cartotto - All-Around
• 1991 - Mary Pederson - All-Around
• 1998 - Kathleen Gunn - All-Around
• 1999 - Molly Sullivan - All-Around
• 2000 - Lauren Hittner - All-Around
• 2004- Emily Petkun - All-Around
• 2004 - Jessica Fuerst - Alt.-Balance Beam
• 2005 - Emily Petkun - All-Around
• 2005 - Laura Bouchelle - Alt.-Vault
• 2005 - Leah Moon - Balance Beam
• 2005 - Lex Chalat - Alt.-Floor Exercise
• 2006 - Emily Petkun - All-Around
• 2006 - Stephanie Ortiz - All-Around
• 2006 - Lauren Markowitz - Alt.-Vault
• 2007 - Marissa Rosen -All-Around
• 2007 - Lizzie Lowe - Uneven Bars
• 2008 - Marissa Rosen - All-Around
• 2009 - Jordan Brewer - All-Around
• 2011 - Dana Bonincontri - All-Around
• 2012 - Dana Bonincontri - All-Around
• 2012 - Kirsten Strausbaugh - All-Around
• 2013 - Kirsten Strausbaugh - All-Around
• 2018 - Alex Hartke - Floor Exercise
• 2018 - Kyra Levi - Alt.-Uneven Bars

Women’s Indoor Track and Field

• 1992 Chris Lundy (3,000)
• 1994 - Karyn Smith (triple jump)
• 2004 - Emily Logan (3,000)
• 2008 - Jesse Carlin (800)
• 2008 Indoor DMR (C.Kim, Morgan, Carlin, S.Kim)
• 2019 - Nia Akins (800)
• 2020 - Nia Akins (800)
• 2020 - Mayyi Mahama (weight throw)

Women’s Outdoor Track and Field

• 1982 - Riva Gensib (5,000)
• 1982 - Mary Turner (800)
• 1992 - Chris Lundy (3,000)
• 1994 - Karyn Smith (triple jump)
• 2003 - Julie Siebert-Johnson (javelin)
• 2004 - Emily Logan (5,000)
• 2005 - Samantha Crook (pole vault)
• 2006 - Stacy Kim (1,500)
• 2007 - Jesse Carlin (800)
• 2008 - Jesse Carlin (800)
• 2008 - Stacy Kim (5,000)
• 2010 - Anna Aagenas (1500)
• 2010 - Kathryn Gevitz (long jump/ triple jump)
• 2010 - Paige Madison (400 hurdles)
• 2010 -Jamie Massarelli (800)
• 2010- Kali Strother (400)
• 2011 - Leslie Kovach (5,000)
• 2011 - Victoria Strickland (800)
• 2011 - Morgan Wheeler (javelin)
• 2012 - Jillian Hart (pole vault)
• 2012 - Kristen Judge (high jump)
• 2012 - Paige Madison (400 hurdles)
• 2012 - Victoria Strickland (800)
• 2012 - Morgan Wheeler (javelin)
• 2013 - Kelsey Hay (javelin)
• 2013 - Kaci Jones (javelin)
• 2013 - Gabrielle Piper (100 hurdles)
• 2013 - Morgan Wheeler (javelin)
• 2014 - Kelsey Hay (javelin)
• 2014 - Ashley Montgomery (1500)
• 2014 - Gabrielle Piper (100 hurdles)
• 2015 - Carey Celata (800)
• 2015 - Gabrielle Cuccia (1,500)
• 2015 - Amy Darlington (steeplechase)
• 2015 - Kelsey Hay (javelin)
• 2015 - Ashley Montgomery (1,500)
• 2015 - Lisa Sesink-Clee (javelin)
• 2015 - Cleo Whiting (5,000)
• 2016 - Amy Darlington (steeplechase)
• 2016 - Kelsey Hay (javelin)
• 2016 - Lisa Sesink-Clee (javelin)
• 2016 - Clarissa Whiting (5,000)
• 2016 - Ashley Montgomery (5,000)
• 2016 - Kylene Cochrane (5,000)
• 2016 - Taylor McCorkle (200)
• 2017 - Taylor McCorkle (100)
• 2017 - Maddie Villalba (800)
• 2017 - Nia Akins (800)
• 2017 - Ashley Montgomery (5,000)
• 2017 - Clarissa Whiting (5,000)
• 2017 - Cleo Whiting (10,000)
• 2017 – 4x400 relay (Cecil Ene, Candace Taylor, Mikayla Schneider, Elena Brown-Soler)
• 2017 - Anna Peyton Malizia (high jump)
• 2017 - Molly Minnig (pole vault)
• 2017 - Nicole Macco (pole vault)
• 2017 - Maura Kimmel (discus)
• 2017 - Lisa Sesink-Clee (javelin)
• 2018 - Uchechi Nwogwugwu (400)
• 2018 - Nia Akins (800)
• 2018 - Mikayla Schneider (800)
• 2018 - Julianna Catania (steeplechase)
• 2018 - Abby Hong (5,000)
• 2018 - Danielle Orie (5,000)
• 2018 – 4x400 (Cecil Ene, Caroline O’Neil, Candace Taylor, Uchechi
• Nwogwugwu)
• 2018 - Anna Peyton Malizia (high jump)
• 2018 - Nicole Macco (pole vault)
• 2018 - Maura Kimmel (shot put/discus)
• 2018 - Ashley Anumba (discus)
• 2018 - Rachel Wilson (hammer)
• 2018 - Brooke Cope (javelin)
• 2019 - Cecil Ene (200)
• 2019 - Uchechi Nwogwugwu (400)
• 2019 - Skyla Wilson (400 hurdles)
• 2019 - Nia Akins (800)
• 2019 - Melissa Tanaka (800)
• 2019 - Maddie Villalba (1,500)
• 2019 - Isabel Hebner (10,000)
• 2019 - Rachel Wilson (hammer)
• 2019 - Mayyi Mahama (hammer)
• 2019 - Ashley Anumba (discus)
• 2019 - Maura Kimmel (shot put)
• 2019 - Anna Peyton Malizia (high jump)
• 2019 – 4x400 Relay (Skyla Wilson, Cecil Ene, Nia Akins, Uchechi Nwogwugwu)

The Quakers have had great success in Ivy League play. Below is a listing of Penn women's all-time Ivy League honors.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Player of the Year (since 1979-80)

• 1990-91 – Kirsten Brendel – unanimous
• 1998-99 – Diana Caramanico
• 1999-00 – Diana Caramanico
• 2000-01 – Diana Caramanico – unanimous
• 2003-04 – Jewel Clark
• 2013-14 – Alyssa Baron
• 2015-16 – Sydney Stipanovich
• 2016-17 – Michelle Nwokedi

Defensive Player of the Year (since 2008-09)

• 2013-14 – Sydney Stipanovich
• 2014-15 – Sydney Stipanovich
• 2015-16 – Sydney Stipanovich
• 2018-19 – Eleah Parker
• 2019-20 – Eleah Parker

Rookie of the Year (since 1979-80)

• 1997-98 – Diana Caramanico
• 2010-11 – Alyssa Baron
• 2013-14 – Sydney Stipanovich – unanimous
• 2014-15 – Michelle Nwokedi
• 2017-18 – Eleah Parker - unanimous
• 2019-20 – Kayla Padilla

Coach of the Year (since 2014-15)

• 2015-16 – Mike McLaughlin
• 2016-17 – Mike McLaughlin

Ivy League Tournament MVP (since 2017)

• 2017 – Michelle Nwokedi

WOMEN’S FENCING

Coach of the Year (since 2015)

• 2017-18 – Andy Ma

FIELD HOCKEY

Player of the Year (from 1980-2010)

• 1980 – Diane Angstadt
• 1983 – B.J. Zellers
• 1984 – Nancy Melsinger
• 1985 – Patty Vivial (co)
• 1988 – Nicky Hitchens

Rookie of the Year (since 1980)

• 1983 – Donna Berk
• 1985 – Nicky Hitchens
• 2004 – Melissa Black
• 2013 – Jasmine Cole
• 2014 – Alexa Hoover

WOMEN’S LACROSSE

Player of the Year (from 1981-2012)

• 1989 – Wendy DiDomenico
• 2008 – Sarah Waxman
• 2009 – Emma Spiro (co)
• 2010 – Ali DeLuca – unanimous 

Attacker of the Year (since 2013)

• 2015 – Tory Bensen
• 2016 – Nina Corcoran

Midfielder of the Year (since 2013)

• 2013 – Shannon Mangini
• 2017 – Alex Condon
• 2019 – Erin Barry

Defender of the Year (since 2013)

• 2014 – Meg Markham
• 2015 – Meg Markham
• 2018 – Natalie Stefan

Rookie of the Year (from 1981-2012)

• 1982 – Leigh McDonald
• 1985 – Karen McFadden
• 1986 – Nicky Hitchens
• 2007 – Ali DeLuca – unanimous
• 2009 – Erin Brennan – unanimous

Coach of the Year (since 2015)

• 2016 – Karin Brower Corbett

Ivy League Tournament MVP (since 2010)

• 2010 – Emma Spiro
• 2013 – Lucy Ferguson
• 2014 – Tory Bensen

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Player of the Year (from 1981-2012)

• 2002 – Katy Cross

Defensive Player of the Year (since 2013)

• 2013 – Caroline Dwyer
• 2018 – Cami Nwokedi

Rookie of the Year (since 1982)

• 2001 – Katy Cross
• 2010 – Kerry Scalora

SOFTBALL

Player of the Year (since 1985)

• 2006 – Christina Khosravi
• 2007 – Annie Kinsey
• 2008 – Christina Khosravi (co)
• 2017 – Leah Allen

Rookie of the Year (since 1985)

• 1992 – Dawn Kulp
• 2008 – Jess Lupardus
• 2012 – Alexis Borden
• 2014 – Leah Allen
• 2015 – Jurie Joyner
• 2019 – Emma Nedley

WOMEN’S SQUASH

Player of the Year (since 1992)

• 2002-03 – Runa Reta
• 2008-09 – Kristen Lange
• 2016-17 – Reeham Salah
• 2017-18 – Reeham Salah

Rookie of the Year (since 1992)

• 1995-96 – Jessica DiMauro
• 1996-97 – Katie Patrick
• 1999-00 – Runa Reta
• 2006-07 – Kristen Lange
• 2012-13 – Yan Xin Tan

WOMEN’S SWIMMING

Coach of the Year (since 2015)

• 2016 – Mike Schnur

WOMEN’S TENNIS

Player of the Year (since 1995)

• 2001 – Sanela Kunovac
• 2002 – Alice Pirsu
• 2003 – Alice Pirsu
• 2007 – Ekaterina Kosminskaya
• 2011 – Connie Hsu
• 2019 – Iuliia Bryzgalova - unanimous

Rookie of the Year (since 1995)

• 1997 – Anastasia Pozdniakova
• 2001 – Sanela Kunovac
• 2007 – Ekaterina Kosminskaya
• 2011 – Connie Hsu
• 2012 – Sol Eskenazi
• 2017 – Ashley Zhu
• 2019 – Iuliia Bryzgalova

WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

Outstanding Track Performer at Heps (since 1985)

• 1986 – Christelle Williams
• 2019 – Nia Akins
• 2020 – Nia Akins

Coach of the Year (since 2015)

• 2018 – Steve Dolan - unanimous
• 2019 – Steve Dolan - unanimous

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

Outstanding Track Performer at Heps (since 1982)

• 1986 – Christelle Williams
• 2008 – Stacy Kim (co)
• 2019 – Nia Akins

Outstanding Field Performer at Heps (since 2013)

• 2018 – Ashley Anumba

Coach of the Year (since 2015)

• 2018 – Steve Dolan - unanimous
• 2019 – Steve Dolan - unanimous

VOLLEYBALL

Player of the Year (since 1987)

• 1987 – Melissa Ingalls
• 1988 – Melissa Ingalls
• 2003 – Elizabeth Kwak-Hefferan
• 2009 – Elizabeth Semmens
• 2010 – Megan Tryon

Defensive Player of the Year (since 2012)

• 2012 – Dani Shepherd
• 2013 – Dani Shepherd

Rookie of the Year (since 1987)

• 1992 – Heather Glick
• 2007 – Julia Swanson
• 2009 – Lauren Martin