University of Pennsylvania

• Location: Philadelphia, PA
• Nickname: Quakers
• Conference: Ivy League 1993-present; Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League 1930-1992
• Ballpark: Meiklejohn Stadium

MLB stats of school alumni

Roy Thomas and Doug Glanville are the two players with the most major league at-bats who came out of the University of Pennsylvania. Mark DeRosa has the most home runs (100). Andy Coakley is the most successful pitcher to come from the college. Thomas was also baseball coach at Penn for over a decade.

Penn provides an excellent resource for researchers. The University Archives have a site that provides biographies for all major league players who attended Penn, and also describes the history of Penn baseball in the 1800's. See History of Penn Baseball and Professional Baseball Players who Attended Penn.

Penn also includes The Wharton School of Business which operates with considerable autonomy and is sometimes considered a separate school.

Coaches

• A. W. Wilson, 1886-1887
• A. F. Lansing, 1888
• Eli Hyneman, 1889
• E. O. Wagenburst, 1890-1891
• Arthur Irwin, 1892-1902
• Danny Coogan, 1904-1906
• John Blakely, 1907-1909
• Emlen Hare, 1910-1911
• Roy Thomas, 1903, 1912-1919
• Walter Cariss, 1920-1943
• Horace Hendrickson, 1944-1948
• Howie Dallmar, 1949-1954
• Jack McCloskey, 1955-1965
• Bob Murray, 1966-1970
• Bob Seddon, 1971-2005
• John Cole, 2006-2013
• John Yurkow, 2014-present

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1882	1-2
1884	1-1
1885	4-5
1886	11-9
1887	15-8-2
1888	8-19
1889	9-20-1
1890	21-3
1891	17-7-1
1892	14-12-1
1893	15-14-1
1894	18-8
1895	15-7-1
1896	14-8
1897	16-6
1898	18-6
1899	14-12
1900	15-9-2
1901	16-4
1902	12-10
1903	11-10-1
1904	13-8
1905	8-17
1906	13-12
1907	16-14
1908	22-10
1909	21-6
1910	19-7-2
1911	17-11
1912	20-7-1
1913	16-12
1914	14-17
1915	6-13
1916	8-14-1
1917	14-4
1918	3-2
1919	6-12-1
1920	10-10
1921	13-9
1922	19-8
1923	19-6
1924	18-4-1
1925	21-7-1	5-1
1926	21-11-1
1927	20-5-1	4-1
1928	11-10-1	4-2
1929	22-6	7-3
1930	19-7	6-4
1931	17-6	8-1
1932	8-8	5-5
1933	7-10	5-7
1934	9-12	6-6
1935	9-11	3-9
1936	8-10	6-5
1937	10-8	6-6
1938	6-17	3-9
1939	11-12	5-7
1940	8-16	2-10
1941	9-13	4-8
1942	8-10-1	5-7
1943	9-5	6-2
1944	2-10	1-5
1945	9-6	3-4
1946	8-6	5-3
1947	12-9	6-6
1948	10-10-1	3-5
1949	10-8-1	5-3
1950	10-12	3-6
1951	9-10	4-5
1952	6-19-1	1-7-1
1953	10-11-1	6-3-1
1954	7-11-1	2-4-1
1955	9-11	3-5
1956	8-16	1-7
1957	7-16	1-7
1958	15-7	6-2
1959	9-16	2-7
1960	13-7	6-3
1961	7-9	2-5
1962	8-10	3-5
1963	7-9-1	5-3-1
1964	5-8-1	2-6-1
1965	7-10	2-7
1966	9-9	3-6
1967	4-12	2-7
1968	7-11	3-6
1969	9-6-2	2-4-1
1970	7-12-2	4-8-1
1971	8-13-1	3-10-1
1972	12-9-1	5-6-1
1973	19-12-1	10-4
1974	23-5-1	9-4-1
1975	25-9	12-2	CWS Regionals
1976	20-13	9-5
1977	16-13-2	6-5-1
1978	18-15	9-5
1979	20-13-1	8-4-1
1980	18-11	7-5
1981	13-18-1	3-9
1982	20-16	9-9
1983	18-14	7-9
1984	14-22	6-12
1985	19-17-1	8-10
1986	12-22	4-14
1987	10-22	2-12
1988	28-12	14-4	CWS Regionals
1989	29-11	15-3	CWS Regionals
1990	23-17	13-5	CWS Regionals
1991	17-19	6-12
1992	16-17	9-5
1993	17-19	10-10
1994	25-12-1	14-6	Ivy
1995	23-18	13-5	Ivy / CWS Regionals
1996	25-17	13-7
1997	19-21	10-10
1998	14-21-1	9-11
1999	9-28	6-14
2000	20-21	9-11
2001	22-18	8-12
2002	17-22	11-9
2003	22-17	12-8
2004	9-27	5-15
2005	11-26	7-13
2006	12-27	7-13
2007	20-19	12-8	Ivy
2008	15-23-1	5-13
2009	17-24	5-15
2010	21-20	10-10
2011	19-21	10-10
2012	17-23	8-12
2013	22-21	7-13
2014	24-17	15-5
2015	22-15	16-4
2016	19-22	10-10
2017	23-22	12-8	Ivy
2018	16-25-1	9-11-1
2019	23-17	11-9
2020	3-4	0-0
2021	6-8	0-0
2022	33-15	17-4	Ivy

Related Sites

History of Penn baseball