Jonathan Tannenwald
Chief Soccer Correspondent at The Philadelphia Inquirer
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1 day ago |
inquirer.com | Jonathan Tannenwald
For many years, the Penn Relays have served as not just a marquee track and field meet, but as a way for Philadelphia to see the sport’s spectacle in person instead of on TV. People who might never watch their high school or college teams or who would only watch the pros at the Olympics are drawn to Franklin Field by the carnival atmosphere as much as the competition itself. This year, though, the Relays won’t be the only game in town.
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3 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jonathan Tannenwald
You can walk into Franklin Field on an autumn Saturday morning, as Penn football coach Ray Priore does, and feel like it’s the old days. The view from the big metal gate off 33rd Street remains much like it did when the Eagles played there: the horseshoe-shaped stands, the brick wall beneath them, the track that has hosted nearly as many stars as the gridiron inside it.
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4 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jonathan Tannenwald
A pregame conversation Saturday night at Subaru Park with colleagues from Atlanta could have easily been full of clichés, but in fact it was all true. Here came an Atlanta United team that stands as one of the most expensively-assembled in MLS history, built by one of the smartest front offices the league has ever seen. But it had won just two of its first eight games this year, playing remarkably uninspired soccer for all its talent. Could the Union give them a kick while they were down?
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4 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jonathan Tannenwald
The Union snapped a three-game winless streak in emphatic fashion on Saturday, routing Atlanta United 3-0 at Subaru ParkQuinn Sullivan’s first goal of the year in the 27th minute, Danley Jean Jacques’ first goal for the club in the 50th, and Tai Baribo’s league-leading seventh tally in the 84th provided the scoring. The Union (5-3-1, 16 points) also kept the shutout despite losing midfielder Jovan Lukić to an ejection for a second yellow card in the 56th.
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5 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jonathan Tannenwald
After just under a month of spring practices, Penn’s football team closed out the run with an open scrimmage on Friday evening at Franklin Field. Here’s a look at some key names to remember for when the fall comes around. The rising senior started last year as the backup to Aidan Sayin, then became the starter in late October when Sayin suffered a season-ending injury against Yale.
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